Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Campbell

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the final look at Bears/Packers! Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Seth Rollins discuss the rivalry matchup coming on Saturday night. Tom Pellisero updates the Dolphins decision to move on from head coach Mike McDaniel. Bills TE Dawson Knox helps preview Buffalo's upcoming matchup with the Jaguars. Which side holds the edge between the Chargers and Patriots? Plus, Manti explains why the Jags offense and defense is mayjah! Stay tuned for Hour 2 of the GMFB Podcast! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Eagles hosting the 49ers! Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Seth Rollins dive into the Rams/Panthers matchup on Saturday. Kyle explores the Angry Runs we've seen from the Bears against the Packers. Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan shows the excitement about the Jaguars hosing the Bills on Sunday. Plus, final thoughts before NFL Wild Card Weekend! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel welcome 2x Super Bowl Champion Logan Ryan to the podcast! Logan talks about his journey from the football field to being a broadcaster. Logan had the chance to call Myles Garrett getting the sack record, but was it worth a stoppage of play? Mike Vrabel has brought a new swagger to the Patriots and coaches regardless of winning or losing. How does the game change during the playoffs? Logan look the matchup between the Chargers and Patriots. The Bills are headed to the Jaguars and Matt wonders if Jacksonville is being overlooked. How does a rivalry matchup between the Packers and Bears change in the playoffs? Looking at the 49ers/Eagles matchup, Logan feels this game comes down to coaching. If the MVP award is between Drake Maye or Matthew Stafford, who does Logan think wins it? Bobby asks how much prep time Logan has for the games he's calling. Moving over the College Football, Logan gives his thoughts on NIL and the Portal. How does it affect the players going through college and ultimately the NFL? Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Jones and Drew Franklin note the coaching changes that have already happened after the regular season came to a close. What are the best jobs now available? Matt explains which moves he thinks were warranted and which look like a mistake. Drew reveals what he would like to see the Titans do moving forward. Is one team a clear favorite for any head coach looking for a job? Matt gives his thoughts on Nick Sirianni resting the Eagles starters in Week 18. The Seahawks are the favorite to win the Super Bowl. Should there be a rule change against teams with losing records in the playoffs? Looking back on the statistical leaders from the 2025 season, who is your MVP? The Jets became the first team to end the season without an interception. Looking at the playoff games, Matt and Drew make their picks for the six games along with a TD scorer. Matt notes one game that he could see a blowout result happen for either team!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) have a conversation about the possibility that the Lions hire recently fired Mike McDaniel as their new offensive coordinator.

The guys continue their conversation about Mike McDaniel/the Lions and begin to take your calls on the topic.

The guys took a few more of your calls before reacting to the breaking news that the Lions have reached out to Mike McDaniel about their open OC role.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with another matchup between the Packers and Bears. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Mike Garafolo discuss what to expect from a playoff matchup of these rivals. Is it a big deal that four QB starters don't have much playoff experience? Stay tuned for Hour 2 of the GMFB Podcast! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with coaching rivalries in the playoffs. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Mike Garafolo discuss the matchup of running backs Christian McCaffrey vs Saquon Barkley. How concerned are you with 3 West Coast teams traveling East for their playoff matchup? Plus, a look at all the Wildcard matchups this weekend! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lone Wolves Detroit Lions fans want general manager Brad Holmes to be accountable for the team regressing and not getting into the playoffs, when he finally speaks to reporters! 

Detroit Sports Podcast -- Doc N Jock Sports w/ John & Adam This episode -- Lions play fast and loose and manage a win against the Bears, was the respect earned worth the draft position loss?Plus: Changes need to be made to the coaching staff. OC obviously, does Dan Campbell need to make a change at DC, who is to blame most for the disappointing Lions season, Does Brad Holmes need to reevaluate his processes and make adjustments to his philosophy regarding draft day and free agency?

Black Monday has arrived and we have firings across the league. John Harbaugh fired in Baltimore at the end of the show so we have live reaction. We talk Raiders, best job available, Stefanski's next job and more (00:00:00-00:40:11). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Stranger Things alternate ending, FCS Natty and Dan Campbell giving himself an F (00:40:11-01:02:08). Saints QB Tyler Shough joins the show to talk about his rookie year, his last name, his path to the NFL and a duel with Zac (01:02:08-01:30:09). Andy Staple's joins the show to talk CFB semifinals, transfer portal and tons more (01:30:09-02:07:46). We finish the show with listener FAQ's and Harbaugh fired in Baltimore (02:07:46-02:27:27).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel recap their holidays that saw Matt returning with a beard after a ski trip and Bobby spending time in NYC. Previewing this weekend's games, why are Bobby and Matt on different sides of 49ers/Eagles? How will the Steelers hold up against the Texans defense? The Rams visit the Panthers. Matt questions the Eagles decision to rest their starters against the Commanders. Bobby wonders why no one is talking about an Eagles repeat. Has the opportunity to win the Super Bowl ever been more open to every playoff team? Matt explains how teams scout for potential opponents through the postseason. The Ravens are making changes, but Matt doesn't think Lamar Jackson should be one of those changes. Bobby updates his NFL Power Rankings before we look at the best head coaching jobs available. Looking ahead to Wild Card Weekend, what do you expect from the 3rd matchup between the Packers and Bears? The Bills are headed to the Jaguars, who have won 8 straight. Watch for another episode this week with 2x Super Bowl Champion Logan Ryan! Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys discuss a few candidates who could become the next Lions offensive coordinator.

Jerry is in for his first update. The optimism in Florham Park is raising eyebrows as Jets GM Darren Mougey claims the team can be "competitive right away" next year. Meanwhile, Lions coach Dan Campbell isn't pulling any punches on his own performance, handing himself a "freaking F" for the season. Also, Carmelo Anthony is critiquing the Knicks' late-game execution, and recap a local slaughter on the ice after the Islanders' 9-0 ruining of the Devils left Frank The Tank absolutely irate.

John Harbaugh is out in Baltimore—is he the savior the Giants need? Boomer and Gio debate if Harbaugh or Kevin Stefanski is the answer, and why the chance to coach Jaxson Dart makes New York the NFL's top opening. Plus, Jerry's first update covers Jets GM Darren Mougey's bold 2026 outlook, Dan Campbell's "F" grade for himself, and the Islanders' 9-0 beatdown of the Devils. We wrap with the specific reasons Harbaugh might actually turn the Giants down.

Detroit Lions Podcast: Lions fire OC John Morton, identity reset No Playoff Preview, Real Talk Instead The Detroit Lions Podcast returned from the holiday break without a playoff show. The tone matched the season. Missed chances. Hard questions. Changes have already started. Offensive coordinator John Morton is out. The hosts recorded on Wednesday and expect Brad Holmes to speak Thursday. Dan Campbell has talked about getting back to what worked. The message is clear. The Detroit Lions need an identity reset. Identity Drift Shows in the Red Zone The episode drilled into situational errors. A Bears example stood out. Two straight red-zone trips reached the 10. Each series ended with three consecutive pass plays. Then it happened again on the next drive. That is not how this offense was built. It undercut the run game and the line. The NFL punishes predictability. The show connected that stretch to the broader theme Campbell raised about drifting from their roots. The result was stalled drives and frustration. Coordinator Fallout and Staff Questions Morton's dismissal capped a season-long slide. The issues were visible from Week 1. He was replaced as play caller during the season, and he seemed to take shots in the media after that. The episode described how that dynamic felt like a wedge in the locker room. There had been chatter about Morton returning in a support role or coaching a position group. That is not happening. He is gone. Tyler Rolle is leaving for Iowa State to be the OC, which adds another moving piece. The run game needs stewardship. The show questioned whether Hank Fraley will remain the run game coordinator. That role could change or become a lesson learned. Names like Scotty Montgomery and Tashard Choice surfaced as influences on the room, but the point was bigger than any one title. The Detroit Lions must fix process, sequencing, and trust. What's Next in Detroit Campbell's comments about roots and situational football set the offseason agenda. Self-scout every call sheet. Rebuild the red-zone plan. Recommit to the physical identity that carried this team two and three years ago. The hosts expect visible changes as the NFL offseason unfolds. Holmes' remarks should frame the next steps. The episode also teased draft conversation to close, with an eye on keeping the window open. The task is straightforward. Cut the noise. Align staff roles. Call games that fit the personnel. The Detroit Lions do not need a new soul. They need to play like themselves again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HW9g-DEiSU #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #nfl #johnmortonfiring #dancampbellpressconference #bradholmestospeak #redzoneplaycalling #bearsgameredzone #rungamecoordinator #hankfraley #scottymontgomery #tashardchoice #tylerrolletoiowastate #playcallerchange #gettingbacktoroots Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Detroit Lions Podcast: John Morton Out and the OC Search Morton Out, Campbell Hints at Calling Plays The Detroit Lions moved on from offensive coordinator John Morton on Tuesday. The decision resets the offense and spotlights the play-calling question. Dan Campbell signaled he is open to handling the call sheet. He also suggested stability if the play caller is him. The likely model is clear. Hire an offensive coordinator who keeps the current Detroit Lions structure intact while sharpening schematics, play designs, game planning, and week-to-week sequencing. The midseason shift strained the operation. Campbell did a lot of the heavy lifting, and it bled into other duties. If that setup existed from Week 1, the outcome might have looked different. Now the Detroit Lions can define roles before the next snap. The NFL calendar will not wait. David Blough Makes Immediate Sense David Blough was the first name to surface. He served as the Washington Commanders quarterbacks coach last season. He is young and considered an up-and-comer. He once backed up in Detroit and understands the Lions locker room. He also knows Jared Goff well. That matters. Blough has been around varied systems, including Washington's approach and time in Cleveland with Stefanski. Jumping to offensive coordinator after two years as a coach is a big step. It becomes more reasonable if Campbell calls the plays. In that setup, Blough could drive passing concepts, opponent-specific installs, and weekly structure while the head coach manages the call flow. Antoine Randall El Fits the Room, With a Catch Another strong candidate is Antoine Randall El. He is the Chicago Bears wide receivers coach and assistant head coach. He left Detroit after a long run coaching the Lions receivers. That was not easy for him. His fingerprints are all over the current room. He helped rein in Jamo and earn his buy-in. Jamo rewarded that trust with a fantastic season. Randall l knows the personnel, the tone, and the standards. He has worked with Mark Brunell, Hank Fraley, and Scottie Montgomery. Seth Ryan is likely to remain and is well liked. The snag is title. Moving from assistant head coach to coordinator is technically a demotion. Extracting him from Chicago could be complicated. Internal Route Unlikely, External Fit Paramount An internal promotion appears unlikely. The Detroit Lions did not pivot in-season when it was needed most. Maybe they were averse to an in-season firing. Either way, the search points outward. The next OC must align with the offense built by Campbell and Ben Johnson, then refine the details. If Campbell keeps the call sheet, the coordinator's job centers on design, sequencing, and opponent answers. The mandate is simple. Make the current Detroit Lions offense more efficient on Sundays. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6dP3VIyDo8 #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #johnmorton #offensivecoordinator #dancampbell #playcaller #davidblough #jaredgoff #washingtoncommanders #stefanski #antoinerandalll #widereceiverscoach #chicagobears #passinggamecoordinator #gameplanning #schematics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with a look at coaching changes being made quickly in the NFL. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Willie Colon look back at their preseason predictions to see how they played out. Super Bowl Champion Martellus Bennett drops by to discuss the winning culture of the Patriots and his favorite Tom Brady story! Plus, NFL Super Fan Brian Fowler on his record breaking feat of attending NFL games this season. The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Ravens firing head coach John Harbaugh. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Willie Colon discuss what's next for the team and Harbaugh's options. Whiteboard Wednesday has Dennis Quaid asking the questions and the team you have the most faith in during the playoffs. Plus, Willie gives his thoughts on the Steelers and their upcoming playoff run. Stay tuned for Super Bowl Champion Martellus Bennett coming up in Hour 2 of the GMFB Podcast! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(0:00) Colts to retain Shane Steichen & Chris Ballard(10:00) Zac Taylor will return for 2026 season(13:00) DK Metcalf addresses the media(22:00) Tua Tagovailoa open to playing elsewhere in 2026(27:00) Super Bowl odds(32:00) Dan Campbell grades himself an “F” for 2025 season Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Detroit Lions Podcast: Season Finale Lessons and the Road Ahead First to Worst: NFC North on a Razor's Edge The Detroit Lions closed the regular season against the Bears with margins on full display. Three NFC North teams finished with nine wins, yet only one reached the postseason, aided by a tie the Packers picked up in Dallas. Small things flipped big outcomes. Halftime adjustments. A single injury. A drive-killing penalty. Details in weekly prep. The Bears carried a negative point differential for most of the year and lived off turnovers, and it still bought them extra wins and the division. In a season where the first-place team lost to the last-place team twice, the line between success and failure stayed paper thin. Offense Is Close, Even With a Battered Line Narratives say the offense slipped. The film and numbers say it's close. The Lions were top 10 and often top five in major offensive categories with John Morton calling plays, then even better with Dan Campbell. That happened while the offensive line was in shambles. In Chicago, they executed without Penei Sewell, the best tackle on the team and arguably in football. The unit needs repair. Frank Ragnow is central to putting it back together. The offseason priority is obvious: restore the front. When the line is whole, the engine of this offense runs hot, and the entire operation follows. Numbers Over Narratives on Jared Goff The Jared Goff narratives keep coming. Cold weather. Gloves. Pressure. The reality undercuts each one. He won in the cold. He wears gloves. He handles pressure. Reliability defined his year amid a decimated tight end room and a messy line. He was one of the most accurate, consistent quarterbacks in the NFL. Top five and top 10 in the categories that matter, including yards and completion percentage. He played all 17 games and never missed a snap. The discourse won't stop, but the production keeps answering it. Dan Cam, a Decker Salute, and the Road Ahead A new Dan Cam segment spotlighted Monday's messages on urgency and detail. A salute to Taylor Decker is due. He deserves it. Team PR flagged four straight winning seasons, a note that landed awkwardly as the postseason slipped away. The point is taken. Head down. Fix the line. Keep the offense intact. In a division ruled by thin margins, the Detroit Lions can turn close into control by cleaning up the smallest things. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shSDvDlTYzE #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #seasonfinalevsbears #nfcnorthmargins #dancampbellpressconference #dancamsegment #taylordeckersalute #jaredgoffunderpressure #coldweathergame #offensivelineinshambles #frankragnow #peneisewellabsence #johnmortonplaycalling #turnoversandpointdifferential. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Detroit Lions Podcast: Dan Campbell's F, OC Reset Campbell's Grade and What Comes Next Dan Campbell graded himself with an F. The Detroit Lions missed the NFL postseason. His end-of-year session landed early and it stung. He was blunt about accountability. He is the decision maker. The Detroit Lions Podcast drilled into what that means for the staff and the offense. Campbell would not detail what he wants to move away from. "I don't want to get into that right now," he said. He added that he needs a few days to think and "deep dive some areas" before making decisions. That restraint matters after a frustrating finish. Midseason Play Calling, Game Management, and Risk Campbell took over offensive play calling midseason. That is a different world than starting a season as the play caller. Delegation structures and weekly prep rhythms change. The offense often looked more coherent after the switch. The plans made more sense. Not always, but often. Some choices still need a governor. There were moments to take points. There were moments to dial back the impulse for gadget plays. One example loomed large: a trick look with David Montgomery trying to throw to Jared Goff on third and short in a must-win spot. The line between aggression and recklessness is thin. Closing that gap is part of the offseason brief. Staff Decisions, OC Path, and Line Lessons One conclusion was clear: bringing John Morton back as offensive coordinator cannot happen. If there is a way to soften that blow, a reassignment to tight ends was floated, but he is now at Iowa State after a one-and-done. Either way, the OC chair must be reset. Internal promotions seem unlikely. The staff did not make an in-season adjustment with Hank Fraley, Scottie Montgomery, Mark Brunell, or David Shaw to lighten Campbell's duties. If that was the plan, it would have happened to stabilize the offense and the sideline. The dual role of head coach and in-game play caller proved untenable over time. That reality fueled Campbell's harsh self-grade. The run game also drew scrutiny. Fraley remains a strong offensive line coach. As run game coordinator, though, this was not his best year. Too many assignments demanded blocks certain players could not physically execute. That is a coordination issue as much as a player issue. Some of that traces back to Morton. Some of it sits with the broader design. None of it means rash firings. It does mean recalibration. Campbell referenced lessons tied to Frank Ragnow and how they apply to Taylor Decker. Details were not disclosed, but the implication was thoughtful evaluation, not snap judgments. Decker is expected to speak with Brad Holmes soon. The message across Allen Park is consistent: think it through, fix the structure, and return with a cleaner plan for the next NFL season. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kly7GrUmERU #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #dancampbell #nflpostseason #offensiveplaycalling #johnmorton #offensivecoordinatorsearch #hankfraley #scottiemontgomery #markbrunell #davidmontgomerytrickplay #jaredgoff #rungamecoordination #taylordecker #frankragnow #bradholmes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o, and Mike Garafolo ranking the NFC Playoff teams. Kyle runs through historical missed field goals and then they're joined by Ron Rivera who ranks his NFC Playoff teams, and discusses NFL head coaching openings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te’o, and Mike Garafolo ranking the AFC Playoff teams. Tony Dungy joins the show and ranks his AFC teams, and discusses Ben Johnson’s impact on the Chicago Bears.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1/6/26 - The Pistons make a statement, Will Dan Campbell keep calling plays? Our Playoff Football Draft, Two Grand Slam

6:00 HOUR: What statement did the Pistons make? Will Dan Campbell keep calling plays?

Dan Campbell said he is open to keep calling plays on offense if it helps the team win

Dan Campbell.

Matt Jones and Drew Franklin end the NFL regular season with an incredible ending of Ravens/Steelers. How many mistakes were made before both kickers missed? The Texans beat the Colts, but Matt was hoping for more Philip Rivers. Cam Little kicks a 67 yard field goal in the Jaguars win. Myles Garrett breaks the sack record in the Browns win over the Bengals. Was this the last game for Travis Kelce with the Chiefs? The Panthers will host a playoff game after winning the NFC South. What's next for the Bucs after missing the playoffs? Another big game for Matthew Stafford in a Rams win. The Bears win while the Eagles lost, so the NFC seeds are set. The Seahawks are the 1 seed in the NFC and are the favorites in the Super Bowl odds. How will the Playoffs play out? Matt explains why he's really looking forward to Bears-Packers. The Bills face the Jaguars and the game could go either way. The Eagles host the 49ers and Matt thinks the Chargers could beat the Patriots. How far can the Steelers go in the playoffs? Matt thinks 11 teams are capable of winning the Super Bowl!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Valenti and Rico react to the Lions' Week 18 win over the Bears.

The guys ask if the Lions' win over the Bears was an example of Same Old Lions (SOL).

Mike and Rico gave their final Lions takeaways to begin the last hour.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the Browns moving on from head coach Kevin Stefanski. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Seth Rollins discuss missed kick that send the Ravens home for the season. Myles Garrett breaks the sack record against the Browns. Plus, the Breakfast Table hands out Game Balls for Week 18! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast NetworkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.