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Sarah Schalow has a lot to share with you in today's special episode! So grab your favorite coffee or tea and settle in for a heartfelt look back at this year's journey with The Stories Collective, including a personal update from Sarah and a glimpse into the future of the podcast.The episode opens with a reflection on the 17 powerful stories shared over the past five months, each one a beautiful testimony of God's faithfulness. One especially moving moment came when a recent guest revealed how listening to the podcast led to real, life-changing transformation. It's been an incredible season.Earlier this year, The Stories Collective took its first break in three years. In this episode, Sarah opens up about the reasons behind that pause and how it connects to what's ahead. In the final 10 minutes, she reflects on how the podcast has grown over the past three years and the impact it's had, noting that roughly 10% of the church has now shared their story. That's a staggering picture of God's work among us, and there's still so much more to be told.While there are no plans to end The Stories Collective, the podcast will be going on an indefinite hiatus following this episode. It's not goodbye—just a pause—as Sarah steps into a new season of life, which she shares more about in the episode

A commercial free episode of Saturday's Weekend Crunch show, featuring an interview with special guest former 49ers, Commanders, Broncos, Bears, Rams, and Patriots wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. We get into the Knicks trading R.J. Barrett and Immanuel Quickley to the Raptors for OG Anunoby, Malachi Flynn, and Precious Achiuwa, the Nets being fined $100,000 for violating the Player Participation Policy, Saquon Barkley wanting to be a "Giant For Life", the referee controversy at the end of the Lions/Cowboys game, the Eagles locker room issues, the Yankees being interested in Blake Snell, and Wander Franco being arrested. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

A commercial free episode of Thursday's Sports Loud Mouth show, featuring interviews with special guests former 49ers, Commanders, Broncos, Bears, Rams, and Patriots wide receiver Brandon Lloyd and Washington Nationals relief pitcher Amos Willingham. We get into Saquon Barkley wanting to return to the Giants but not wanting to play on a franchise tag, Draymond Green possibly returning to game action soon, the Nets being fined $100,000 for violating the NBA's Player Participation Policy, the Yankees expressing interest in Blake Snell, Wander Franco officially being arrested in the Dominican Republic, and our best bets and NFL picks of the week. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

As the youngest of 7, Brandon Lloyd had a lot to live up to with successful older siblings and knew from a very young age he wanted to make a name for himself. The recognition started in high school as a stellar football and track athlete. Sure, he was a little on the smaller size, but he made up for size with explosive speed. That got the colleges calling. He chose the University of Illinois mostly because of the degree he would receive. The NFL wasn't on his radar, and he had his sights set on a degree in broadcast journalism. After being first team All-Big 10 his sophomore and junior years, his focus changed and he left school early for the NFL draft. The 49'ers chose him in the 4th round of the 2003 draft and from there Brandon started a career that would span a dozen years and involve many teams including the Denver Broncos. During the 2010 season in Denver, Brandon led the league in receiving yards, was an All-Pro and a Pro Bowler. After football, Brandon finished his undergraduate degree and took it a step further with an MBA in 2022. He's currently working in the insurance industry and being dad to two teenage boys.

Production levels and demand for electric vehicles (EVs) are on the rise. What opportunities and challenges are in store for finishers working in the automotive space? In this installment of On the Line, Products Finishing catches up with Darrick Gula, North American OEM manager Atotech product line, and Brandon Lloyd, global product manager for paint support technology with MKS to hear about the ways chemical suppliers are helping to innovate in today's ever-changing automotive landscape.

Brandon Lloyd is a former Denver Bronco retired All-Pro NFL wide receiver. He completed 11 seasons of professional football in the NFL; in 2010, he led the NFL with 1,448 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns on only 77 receptions. Upon retirement, Brandon returned to the University of Illinois to complete his undergraduate and walked with the class of 2018. This November, Brandon will be graduating from Denver University with his MBA. Brandon is passionate about business and youth development. While playing in the NFL, he founded a private music publishing entity; in the latter part of his NFL career he spent his off-season's working within aerospace sales. Philanthropically Brandon mobilized a regional chapter of Blessings in a Backpack to feed youth in his hometown of Blue Springs, Missouri. Post-NFL, he has mentored DACA recipients and is active in faith-based Denver Dream Center serving families suffering from recidivism, loss of faith, and poverty. Locally, Brandon has worked as a medical device sales representative for Zimmer Biomet Spine. Within that role, Brandon provided intraoperative support for orthopedic and neurosurgeons. In his current role, he works for Mercer, where he serves as the Health and Benefits consultant where he assists mid-market companies in selecting and navigating the insurance marketplace by providing benefit packages for their employees. In addition, he is currently serving as a business partner and apprenticeship ambassador at CareerWise Colorado, a registered youth apprenticeship non-profit. CareerWise Colorado is the same organization the Cherry Creek School District uses to place student into Modern Youth Apprenticeships. Brandon combines his two lifelong passions of engaging in business and investing in youth advancement. CareerWise Colorado https://www.careerwisecolorado.org/en/ Brandon Lloyd CareerWise Colorado https://www.careerwisecolorado.org/en/team/brandon-lloyd/#:~:text=Brandon%20Lloyd%20retired%20All%2DPro,touchdowns%20on%20only%2077%20receptions. Brandon Lloyd NFL Statistics https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/L/LloyBr00.htm Brandon Lloyd Wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Lloyd --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-m-seely/support

Brandon Lloyd and Mike continue to discuss the impact that not playing the starters in the Preseason will have into the Regular Season and B Lloyd's expectations for Jerry Jeudy in 2022. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour two of Zach and Brandon Lloyd, the guys continue their recap of the Broncos preseason game one win. Will the Broncos be able to average 26 points this season? Why Brandon isn't so sure. Zach takes a deep dive into Brandon's career and the years following his playing time. Even after a great showing from Josh Johnson, should there be concern for the Bronco's back-up QB situation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zach Bye and Brandon Lloyd are live following a Denver Broncos preseason win. The guys recap the game and give their major takeaways. Should we be worried about the running game woes in game one? What happens to Hackett's enthusiasm when things don't go well? What are Zach and Brandon's thoughts on the Jonas Griffith injury? Will Jerry Jeudy finally meet expectations this season?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join us as we visit with former NFL wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. We cover his journey from flag football to the University of Illinois, the NFL Draft and his stops with the 49ers, Redskins, Bears, Broncos, Rams and Patriots. He gives us insight into his record breaking 2010 season where he led the NFL in receiving yardage. Not to be missed, those crazy catches, the toughest DB's he faced, coaches, teammates ... and how it all has led to him helping people today gain valuable work experience with CareerWise Colorado.TWITTER: @IconGridironINSTAGRAM: gridiron_iconTiKTok: gridironiconFacebook: facebook.com/gridironicon

E-14 Podcast sits down with Brandon Lloyd and discusses his over 5 years of Combat supporting the War on Terrorism. He paints a picture of the hell of war and recounts his trials during this horrible time in American history. He also tells us what he is doing today. The song that preludes the E-14 Podcast intro is “Can't Fill it,” written and performed by Eric Erdman, This song is a personal tribute to Brandon Lloyd. Hear more of Eric's great music on ericerdmanmusic.com or IG: @ericerdmanmusic or YouTube: https://youtube.com/user/TheUgliStick

Former UCLA Basketball player Brandon Loyd is in the building to chop it up about his experiences as a college basketball coach, awesome UCLA basketball memories, losing to Princeton in the first round of the NCAA tournament, and the time he played pickup with Michael Jordan on the set of "Space Jam".  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brandon Lloyd joins Jamie and Heath for part three of his story A Unique Breed of Badass. The episode starts with a poem written and read by Dr. Dan about Brandon's Story. Watch it here on YouTube : https://youtu.be/iyWrjnoUZUs

This week on The Tragedy Academy, Jay welcomes back musician and executive producer, Gary DeFranco, for a very special episode: The Tragedy Academy's season finale! This is TA's last episode before taking a short hiatus to come back even bigger and better. Jay covers some of the highlights from the past two seasons, lessons that have stuck with him the most, and sends out a huge thank you to everyone who has supported him on this journey. You also don't want to miss out on the final reveal of all the exciting changes taking place at TA during the break, including new faces and new directions!Key Points

A commercial free episode of Thursday's Sports Loud Mouths show, featuring interviews from special guests Football Outsiders editor-in-chief, Associated Press NFL MVP voter, and ESPN+ NFL analyst Aaron Schatz and former 49ers, Washington Football Team, Broncos, Patriots, Rams, and Bears wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

A commercial free episode of Saturday's Weekend Crunch show, featuring an interview from special guest former 49ers, Washington Football Team, Broncos, Patriots, Rams, and Bears wide receiver Brandon Lloyd. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/world-wide-sports-radio-n/support

Brandon Lloyd, retired Army Ranger, Scout Sniper turned Special Operations Combat Medic, is in E-14 studio continuing his discussion of his childhood that would be the catalyst to the birth of the Unique Breed of Badass.

Brandon Lloyd, a retired Army Ranger, Scout Sniper turned Special Operations Combat Medic had an exciting military career. But that is the least impressive part about him. Brandon describes his childhood and lets us into what molded him into the American hero he would grow to be.

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Summary: In this episode of the Tragedy Academy, we meet SFC Brandon Lloyd (Ret). Brandon is a multi-deployment combat veteran who has gained the willpower to overcome his PTSD that developed from the battlefield and childhood trauma. Brandon's story is one of courage and mental fortitude. He is a shining example that persistence, acceptance, and introspection are vital to conquering whatever life throws at you.Key Topics Discussed:

IlliniGuys Larry, Brad and Mike welcome Brandon Lloyd, Matt Stevens and Kedric Prince to the show. Don't miss it! The IlliniGuys Sports Spectacular is the Unofficial Official Podcast of a Radio Show of Illini Fans Tailgating Before a Game - be a part of it! Turn it on, crank it up, and get ready for an Illini victory. Whether you live in Champaign or Chicago, halfway across the US or halfway across the world, IlliniGuys.com keeps you in the know. Subscribe today.

Brandon Lloyd joins the show to talk about his NFL career, playing with Tom Brady and Sean Taylor, being a secret musician, and a lot more, then, (58:28) Christopher Clarey joins the show to discuss his new book The Master: The Long Run and Beautiful Game of Roger Federer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lon and Derek chat with former Illini and NFL wideout Brandon Lloyd about the 2001 season and fond Illini memories. Later, the guys start to get more nitty gritty with the Nebraska matchup.

On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by former All-Pro NFL Wide Receiver, Brandon Lloyd. Brandon played 11 seasons in the NFL on 6 different teams.Most people remember Brandon for his 2010 season where he was the top the wide receiver in the game. Today's conversation recaps what happened from his rookie season (2003) all the way to this point. Years of trying to stay healthy, being traded, being released, moving to different cities all culminated in a break out year. Then, of course, we it on how he navigated his career after it.Lloyd discusses a number of things that contributed to his success - great parents, a chance encounter with Torry Holt and Isaac Bruce, a lifelong desire to learn about great athletes, Dennis Rodman becoming his mentor and more. Today Brandon is channeling his efforts into CareerWise Colorado which works to serve under privileged youths. I highly recommend you check out the platform: CareerWiseCO.orgIf you like this episode please share it with someone who you think will enjoy it! At least leave a comment, subscribe, give it a thumbs up - anything so other people can find us. Lastly, be sure to follow Brandon on social media @MrBLloyd or connect with him on LinkedIn.Support the show (http://www.viqtorysports.com)

Dr. Jim Hoven sits down with former NFL receiver, Brandon Lloyd and talks about what NFL life is like and the lessons he learned both inside and outside “the league”.

Historian Ben Baumann talks with former American football star Brandon Lloyd about his journey to the NFL, what it is like playing in the NFL, and what it takes to become a professional athlete. (Brandon Lloyd retired All-Pro NFL wide receiver, completed 11 seasons of professional football; in 2010, he led the NFL with 1,448 receiving yards. The only Denver Bronco in NFL history to do so and 11 touchdowns on only 77 receptions. Upon retirement, Brandon returned to the University of Illinois to complete his undergraduate and walked with the class of 2018. Brandon is passionate about business and youth development. While playing in the NFL, he founded a private music publishing entity; in the latter part of his NFL career spent his off-season's working in aerospace sales. Philanthropically Brandon mobilized a regional chapter of Blessings in a Backpack to feed youth in his hometown of Blue Springs, Missouri. Post-NFL, he has mentored DACA recipients and is active in faith-based Denver Dream Center serving families suffering from recidivism, loss of faith, and poverty. Locally as a medical device sales representative for Zimmer Biomet Spine, Brandon provided intraoperative support for orthopedic and neurosurgeons. He is currently serving as a Business Partnerships and Apprenticeship Ambassador at CareerWise Colorado, a registered youth apprenticeship non-profit. He combines his two lifelong passions of engaging in business and youth advancement.) For more on Brandon Lloyd visit the following links: Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrblloyd?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor CareerWise Colorado: https://www.careerwisecolorado.org/en/team/brandon-lloyd/ (The memories, comments, and viewpoints shared by guests in the interviews do not represent the viewpoints of, or speak for Roots of Reality)

RotoUnderworld Radio Fantasy Football Podcast - Mind of Mansion, Ep 532: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@Fantasy_Mansion) and Ryan McDowell (@RyanMc23) believe Elijah Moore one of the most underrated wide receivers in the NFL Draft. Kenny Golladay could help Sterling Shepard in New York. Can De'Andre Swift command 100 targets? Terry McLaurin was hurt by the Curtis Samuel signing. Why you should be all-in on Adam Trautman? Cam Newton is a crazy value in dynasty leagues. Tyler Higbee is suddenly a value in Los Angeles. Javonte Williams, Michael Carter and Dyami Brown all flamed out at the UNC Pro Day. Travis Etienne is a no-doubter. Can Jermar Jefferson and Chuba Hubbard save this RB class? Elijah Mitchell is a relatively excellent RB prospect. Pat Freiermuth is an excellent third round rookie draft target. Ja'Marr Chase should not land in Detroit. How Howie Roseman is going to draft Devonta Smith. Terrace Marshall has alpha qualities. Amon-Ra St. Brown's comps include Brandon Lloyd. Tutu Atwell and Anthony Schwartz have tactical value for NFL teams. Mac Jones going to the 49ers makes too much sense. What if Josh Fields falls out of the top-10? Is Zach Wilson dry Johnny Manziel? Get the Breakout Finder: www.breakoutfinder.com Download the Dynasty Dominator App: www.playerprofiler.com/article/dynasty-draft-trade-app-for-iphone-and-android-devices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Most notably in the realm of sports entertainment as an NFL wide receiver, which empowers me to be active in philanthropy and mentoring. Each role I pursue stimulates my passion to better engage with people and help solve problems. As a retired-Pro NFL wide receiver, my perseverance, tenacity, and work ethic enable me to work collaboratively with customers to execute objectives and deliver success. Brandon has more than nine years of sales experience in both manufacturing and medical industries. Most recently, I represented Zimmer Biomet Spine, providing coverage, inventory management, troubleshooting, customer service, education, and follow-up for musculoskeletal procedures . Brandon is now part of the business partnerships for Careerwise Colorado, whose focus is on high school apprenticeship a European dual Education model.    Connect with us! WEBSITES: Speaking: https://www.cbbowman.com/ Coaching Association: https://www.acec-association.org/ Workplace Equity & Equality: https://www.wee-consulting.org/ Institute/ Certification: https://www.meeco-institute.org/   SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cbbowman/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/execcoaches Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CB.BowmanMBA/

The Locker Room Access Post-game Crew jumps in on after the Pitt Game to discuss the game. Plus, Ball Hawk, Brandon LLoyd join us for a conversation on this team’s offense, Kihei vs Jay and MUCH MUCH More.

The Locker Room Access Post-game Crew jumps in on after the Pitt Game to discuss the game. Plus, Ball Hawk, Brandon LLoyd join us for a conversation on this team’s offense, Kihei vs Jay and MUCH MUCH More.

Do the Broncos have solid leaders on the team? Orlando explains how Brandon Lloyd was a bad leader back when they played together.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Felix Brandon Lloyd had the idea for Zoobean when searching for books so his son could prepare for a little sister. Coming off a successful exit from his first company, Felix talks about his approach to hiring the right employees and pivoting. Plus, he goes behind the scenes from his experience of presenting Zoobean on Shark Tank and gaining investment from Mark Cuban. Podcast recorded September 8, 2020

06:36 - What Brandon is up to these days08:00 - Transitioning teams08:27 - Similarities between sports teams and corporate teams09:39 - What Brandon misses about the NFL - the physicality, being the best, and preparation09:45 - Vigorous exercise has been an outlet to prepare for my day and knock the edge off10:46 - The last of 7 kids in the Lloyd family12:16 - Grew up around a lot of loving people that were supportive12:47  - Parents held me accountable13:40  - A smart man learns from his mistakes, a stupid man never learns from his mistakes, and a wise man learns from other people's mistakes16:01  - Just tell me what "don't" to do...17:58  - The people we surround ourselves with is the greatest expressions of who we are18:31 - Seeking continuous improvement18:44 - How do I correct that?19:19 - Humility was an underlying trait that was passed on to me20:00 - Leaving school early and mom not being happy about the decision24:11 - Owning up to promises and obligations25:30 - Overcoming doubts29:38 - Playing with Tom Brady - the perfect rotation32:42 - Stepping up and becoming something34:05 - Nothing was ever good enough...always wanted more34:35 - An insatiable appetite always leaves you angry...never achieving enough or getting the desired result34:53 - Tools: reading self help books and Eckhart Tolle, deconstructing the ego, hypnotherapy, applied kinesiology36:25 - Improving myself personally and professionally, focusing on parenting, and staying present38:00 - Learning from the experience in Washington40:45 - Dialing in to mental health41:21 - The right diet and the right mentality42:18 - Not listening to the "mean" voice in your head44:17 - Advice from Brandon 2.046:04 - The 2010 season49:36 - The transition after football - "a major loss of identity"51:34 - Understanding the tools gained and learned from football and applying them to new areas in life54:22 - Raising two boys

In the 2013 AFC Championship Game the Ravens took a 21-13 lead on the first play of the fourth quarter On the ensuing drive, the Patriots offense seemed to be gaining some momentum. Taking over at their own 16, Brady moved his offense to his own 39 following a 12-yard completion to Brandon Lloyd. We’ve seen Brady’s act before. There was cause for concern. But then it happened...

In this week’s RSP Cast, Matt Waldman shares some superlatives about this 2019 wide class that's rich at the top of the board. The 2019 wide receiver class is filthy rich at the top of the board. There are players that I would otherwise feel dirty about ranking as low as I do if I didn't have perspective about ranking football players.  I n this week’s RSP Cast, I discuss the differences between ranking receivers as an independent evaluator and the NFL's processes, shedding light into my ranking of Hakeem Butler as the No.1 receiver on the board. You'll gain a deeper appreciation for Butler as well as D.K. Metcalf. And that's just the beginning of a fun pod on these wide receiver prospects: My favorite underrated receiver in this class and why he would have been a quintessential AFC Central receiver back in the day. A developmental gem who I don't name but I talk about his game as well as his stylistic comp. The RSP Aerial Artist Invitational Tourney judged by Steve Smith, Randy Moss, Larry Fitzgerald, Brandon Lloyd, and Odell Beckham, Jr. The structure Thoughts on the hands of the 16 entrants The darkhorse to win the tourney--my No.30 receiver prospect! Why Preston Williams is the "A.J. Green Starter Kit" and why that can be good enough. You can hear it all in this hour-long podcast below. For the most in-depth analysis of offensive skill players available (QB, RB, WR, and TE), get the 2019  Rookie Scouting Portfolio. If you’re a fantasy owner the Post-Draft Add-on comes with the 2012 – 2018 RSPs at no additional charge. Best, yet, 10 percent of every sale is donated to Darkness to Light to combat sexual abuse. You can purchase past editions of the Rookie Scouting Portfolio for just $9.95 each. You can pre-order the 2019 RSP now (available for download April 1).

Petit ange parti trop tôt. Robert Griffin III, Peyton Hillis, Brandon Lloyd, Michael Clayton... Ils sont quelques-uns à avoir éclairé la NFL pendant quelques matchs, quelques mois, avant de retomber sur terre... ou même dans l'oubli. Dans le Footeuil de cette semaine, on revient sur ces étoiles filantes de la NFL. Le match de Londres, un retour sur la rencontre du jeudi, vos questions, les affiches de la semaine et les meilleures cotes sont évidemment aussi au rendez-vous. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former NFL WR Brandon Lloyd joins the show to talk NFL, Kaepernick, racism, music, and weed. The guys also talk NFL Week 6, NBA season TipOff, MLB Playoffs, and favorite shoes.

Will talks about coaching hundreds of basketball games before graduating high school, transitioning from coaching to the world of sports agents, and how empathy is the key to networking and building relationships.   Bio: Will Reece is the co-founder of Next Level Sports, a sports agency representing mostly Division I basketball coaches. He also founded the Collegiate Athletics Leadership Symposium (CALS) in 2011, an invitation only networking and learning opportunity for athletics administrators. Will is an Oklahoma guy who began his career coaching basketball before transitioning into entrepreneurship. Interview: Will first off tell us a bit about your first career as a coach and just how you got into the sports world to begin with. Always dreamed of being a professional athlete, then once that wasn't going to happen, transitioned to coaching Coached his first basketball team at 14; AAU 12 year old team As a high school sophomore, helped coach the freshmen, and as an upperclassman coached the JV team Coached summer league games By the time he graduated high school, had coached hundreds of games Coached through college as a high school assistant Never thought he would do anything else (Daniel follow up on getting those opportunities) – Had a friend/mentor/high school coach at Tulsa Memorial High school, Robert Sprague; took him under his wing. (Daniel follow up on who is the best player he ever coached) – Played against Renzi Stone's Jenks team in the high school state championship. Brandon Lloyd was their best player, who went on to play at UCLA. Why did you decide to make a transition to entrepreneurship and the world of sports agency? After college was a graduate assistant for Bob Hoffman at Oklahoma Baptist Was an AD/Coach, then was the head coach at Tulsa Metro Always interested in the philosophy of why you do things, and how you communicate those to potential employers Led to the creation of a book that he would take on job interviews with plans, strategy, philosophy A few friends started asking him to put together similar books for other coaches, and his first business was born 2005-06 went to be an operations guy with Doug Wojcik/men's basketball at the University of Tulsa Felt a change in his spirit from being a coach to doing something else. And it was shocking and dramatic, because coaching was the only thing he ever wanted to do. Decided then to get out of coaching, but didn't know what he was going to. Looked for a way to live where he wanted to live, with the life he/family could enjoy and do something he was passionate about So he began to go have lunch and meetings with people in town who knew him and asked what they thought he would be good at Led to three months of selling insurance Then the opportunity came along to launch what is now NextLevel Looking back there were entrepreneurial touchpoints which demonstrate abilities to start a business, but it was tough at the time because you feel locked into your identity as a coach/teacher since you've done it so long and it's all you ever wanted to do (Daniel follow up) – As guys we have a tendency to equate our job with our identity, and it's important to separate those. How do you describe what it is that you do now? Many of us may think we know what a sports agent does from Hollywood or wherever, but set us straight on what it actually looks like. (17:15) – Everyone talks about the line “Show me the money,” but the line that he sees a lot in his business is “Help me help you!” He works specifically with college coaches (mostly basketball) rather than as a player agent Pillar One – Career Management and Advancement; Pillar Two – Contract Negotiations During basketball season, spends a lot of time on the road visiting clients, ADs, search firms and keeping up relationships and developing new ones Mid-Feb through end of May it's crazy season! Different approach you have to take with ADs and presidents than if you were a player agent dealing with GMs and owners What are the top issues that your clients are dealing with when they come to you for career help? (24:15) Many clients are frustrated because they haven't been able to break through It would be great if coaches could get the jobs they deserve, but it doesn't work that way; they need to be put in position to be seen and interviewed That's where NextLevel comes into play (Daniel follow up) – how just getting a law degree doesn't result in a job without doing the legwork to put yourself into position Some clients will get it and eat everything up you advise them, but others will fight it The ones who get it know how to hustle and execute What are you seeing from schools (ADs and presidents) in terms of what they are looking for in their head coaching hires? (30:15) They are looking for a CEO You don't spend as much time on the “game” as you think you might; you have to raise money, market the program, recruit, etc. You also have a staff to manage in addition to the roster of players Aware of social media landscape Tell us about the Collegiate Athletics Leadership Symposium. What made you want to start that in 2011 (33:45) Professional development and networking event for college athletics administrators As a coach, always liked going to clinics, and this is in that mold The first one was in 2011, hosted in Tulsa with then-AD Bubba Cunningham (now at UNC-Chapel Hill It is by invitation only just based on who the most recent attendees think should be invited Many of us are familiar with NACDA and other industry conferences. What makes CALS different? Should it be thought of as a substitute or a complement? (38:15) Complement – NACDA has 6k – 8k attendees; the NACDA #2 has been to CALS several times Time of year (October) is a bit different; go Sunday night through Tuesday noon Had about 40 Division I ADs on panels as speakers Had search firms there too which helps them find up/coming talent The number one thing he wanted to do was add value to college athletics (Daniel follow up at 41:45 asking about the hot topics) – They really like AD panels talking about their career paths; crisis communications also big You are an expert in networking. What are some myths associate with networking and how can we do it the right way? (45:00) – “networking” almost a dirty word in college athletics; but inevitably it's being discussed with three or four coaches who are networking themselves! Empathy is huge; put yourself in other people's shoes Goal should be to build authentic relationships Where can people go to learn more about you and Next Level Sports? LinkedIn CALS Twitter Email Thank Yous/Acknowledgements: Antioch Live/Clear Day Media Group – music More here. Jonathan Davis – production Clint Musslewhite – voice over  

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NESN.com's Luke Hughes and Doug Kyed run through the Patriots' biggest offensive offseason needs.

Shek and Rank are joined by Indianapolis Colts DE Dwight Freeney to talk about the differences between Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning on and off the field, head coach Chuck Pagano's recent team visit, and a possible playoffs matchup against the Denver Broncos. Also, Patriots WR and #DDFP music ambassador Brandon Lloyd discusses Rob Gronkowski's showmanship and the Patriots' journey back from London in the midst of Superstorm Sandy. Then Black Tie gives a new shout out and the @NFL_ATL guys stop by to talk Sanchez vs. Tebow, Vick vs. Foles, and upcoming coaching changes.

Shek and Rank are joined by Indianapolis Colts DE Dwight Freeney to talk about the differences between Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning on and off the field, head coach Chuck Pagano's recent team visit, and a possible playoffs matchup against the Denver Broncos. Also, Patriots WR and #DDFP music ambassador Brandon Lloyd discusses Rob Gronkowski's showmanship and the Patriots' journey back from London in the midst of Superstorm Sandy. Then Black Tie gives a new shout out and the @NFL_ATL guys stop by to talk Sanchez vs. Tebow, Vick vs. Foles, and upcoming coaching changes.

Shek & Rank are in a celebratory mood with the arrival of football season and the return of new Patriots WR and official DDFP Music Critic, Brandon Lloyd. The fellas also catch up with Handsome Hank to talk about the self-inflicted damage his Dolphins have caused with their appearance on 'Hard Knocks', and 'Around The League' scribes visit Studio 66 for a spirited edition of 'Dead or Alive', with topics including Tom Brady, the Jets, and Dodgers/Red Sox trade.

Shek & Rank are in a celebratory mood with the arrival of football season and the return of new Patriots WR and official DDFP Music Critic, Brandon Lloyd. The fellas also catch up with Handsome Hank to talk about the self-inflicted damage his Dolphins have caused with their appearance on 'Hard Knocks', and 'Around The League' scribes visit Studio 66 for a spirited edition of 'Dead or Alive', with topics including Tom Brady, the Jets, and Dodgers/Red Sox trade.

We discuss the start of another patriots season.

The chat room will be buzzing as THE CREW, the best minds in the world of High Stakes Fantasy Football will be chattin it up tonight with alot going on in the NFL. Scott and Mike are back for another episode of Red vs Blue.  We'll discuss the recent draft from last Friday night. 30 rounds for a grand prize of $10,000! Are you ready for a 30 rounder? Satellite leagues announced! For a mere $35, you can take a shot at $150,000. Too good to be true for those wanting to take a step towards playing high stakes.  Jeff Pasquino pops in to discuss a recent EXPERTS draft.  http://football30.myfantasyleague.com/2012/options?L=71998&O=17&DISPLAY=LEAGUE PLUS:  We'll break down the recent Percy Harvin drama, if there IS  a trade looming, who's it with? We'll have our Rookie Rodeo Segment featuring a few names you may want to take a second look. Joe Adams and Greg Childs.  Let's play 3 MORE ROUNDS of  HIGH / LOW ! Who's stock will rise or fall come draft day in September?  Round 1 : Brandon Lloyd Round 2 : Cam Newton Round 3 : Shonn Greene And if we have time, we'll squeeze in our Champions Edition, your New York Football Giants, --- Who is the WR to own this year, Hakeem Nicks or Victor Cruz? Let's have some fun!

Brandon Lloyd joins Dave and Adam in Studio 66 to talk free agency, Tim Tebow and his music career. The guys also kibitz about Peyton Manning and the Colts as well as debut a fan-submitted song from "Karanastic."

Brandon Lloyd joins Dave and Adam in Studio 66 to talk free agency, Tim Tebow and his music career. The guys also kibitz about Peyton Manning and the Colts as well as debut a fan-submitted song from "Karanastic."

  The first and original show on High Stakes Fantasy Football is back. They call it the fastest hour in radio.. Red vs Blue with Scott and Mike is back! Don't miss our LIVE NFFC DRAFT NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT.    Tonight,    7 DAYS AND COUNTING FOR WCOFF TO PAY UP! -- We're hoping for the best, but should we start to prepare for the worst???   NFFC LIVE 60 DRAFT NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT - What's it take to win? Former NFFC Grand Prize Winner Rob Benetti is here in Indy and is going to try and join us tonight if possible.    The FFPC just finished their POST-MEMORIAL DAY DRAFT -- Look at the value at QB - Rivers in the 6th!   Looking for value, that's how you win right? Brandon Lloyd as the #22 WR off the board??? What is WRONG with us??? I'll tell you why this is totally insane!   John of the Big F'n Dynasty Show called me the other day and we talked about the top pick so I decided to research it further. After Arian Foster, who's next? Peterson? Chris Johnson? Charles? Mccoy? Don't look now, but I'll tell you why it's without a doubt, Jamaal Charles.    Alex Kaganovsky, co-owner of the FFPC, pops on tonight as well, tune in gang, let's have some fun!

Dave and Adam Rank discuss the players coming in 60-51 on the NFL Network's Top 100 players of 2010 list, focusing on the confusing standard that put Marques Colston ahead of 2010 stats leader Brandon Lloyd while leaving the likes of Stevie Johnson and Mike Wallace completely out.  The fellas also analyze whether Matt Ryan is deserving of being ranked at 52 when Eli Manning and his Super Bowl ring are nowhere to be found.

Dave and Adam Rank discuss the players coming in 60-51 on the NFL Network's Top 100 players of 2010 list, focusing on the confusing standard that put Marques Colston ahead of 2010 stats leader Brandon Lloyd while leaving the likes of Stevie Johnson and Mike Wallace completely out.  The fellas also analyze whether Matt Ryan is deserving of being ranked at 52 when Eli Manning and his Super Bowl ring are nowhere to be found.

SPECIAL GUEST: Bryan Fontaine from http://www.ProFootballFocus.com  Bryan will be discussing the Dynasty rankings that are live on the site.  Austin Collie at #14 WR overall? Should you be buying?  Brandon Lloyd #13 WR overall? Wasn't last year a fluke?  Mikel LeShoure #38 RB.... I thought he was a stud? Michael Vick #2 QB overall. Will he stay injury free? Jeremy Maclin #10 WR overall. Djax #20. Injuries predicted for DJax?  Hernandez and Gronk #6 and #7 TEs overall. Can't go wrong with either huh? Ahmad Bradshaw #12 RB overall. Do you believe? All that and more, tonight on Red vs Blue 11pm EST Are you a die-hard fantasy footballer? Are you good? You think so huh? Well if you're not playing high stakes, you have NO IDEA! Experience the world of High Stakes Fantasy Football! Join Scott Atkins aka Team Legacy and Michael "Teez for Sheez" Trent as they explore the major national competitions in the annual quest to crown the best of the best. Don't worry, if you don't have a grand to pony up, enter one of the lower priced satellite leagues ($50-$100)in one of the contests we discuss and take your SHOT at GLORY!

Zach Miller is is a top 5 TE. Brandon Lloyd is a top 5 WR. Ladanian Tomlinson is a top 10 RB. Who are some other names that MUST remain in your lineup? Brandon Pettigrew? Marcedes Lewis? Aaron Hernandez? How about Brandon Jackson, Kevin Walter and Pierre Garcon? Shaun Hill still going strong too! We'll talk about these guys PLUS the Quarless/Lee debate, tonight on Red vs Blue! These guys MUST remain in your starting lineup, and if you drafted them, or acquired them in free agency, you're likely near the top of the standings.