Podcast appearances and mentions of dan quinn

A selection of the best Kyle Brandt cuts from the Week of November 17th: A team with problems NFC Playoff picture Lost the magic? Enjoying the Bears Small margin for error A time for trust 10 Takes with Kyle Brandt is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Saturday Edition of the Good Morning Football Podcast looks back at The Undertaker's appearance on GMFB! Another matchup between Aaron Rodgers and the Bears, will he have the same success with the Steelers? Plus, Ravens TE Mark Andrews drops by to talk about Baltimore's 4 game winning streak and their resurgence in the AFC North! 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 hosts Jamie Erdahl, Rashad Jennings, Manti Te’o, and Seth Rollins reacting to the Houston Texans upset over Buffalo Bills. Indianapolis Colts WR Alex Pierce joins the show and talks about their upcoming matchup vs. Chiefs, Daniel Jones’ leadership, and playing alongside Jonathan Taylor and Sauce Gardner. STEELERS vs. BEARS - how do you expect Aaron Rodgers to perform vs. his rival?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Rashad Jennings, Manti Te’o, and Seth Rollins discussing what is happening to the Buffalo Bills after their loss to the Texans. BIG NFC MATCHUPS - Expectations for Cowboys-Eagles and Buccaneers-Rams!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Quinn took over playcalling duty and has grand visions of turning the Commanders team around. The Commanders will use the bye to implement some wrinkles that will hopefully help Jayden Daniels and the team get back on track.

Lynnell asks the big-picture question: Are the Commanders' struggles this season just the result of poor execution and injuries, or are deeper cultural issues starting to show? He reacts to Dan Quinn's conversation with Tom Schad of The Washington Post, where Quinn hinted that players may not be holding each other accountable at the level needed. Lynnell breaks down what that means for the locker room and the trajectory of the season.

Matt Jones and Drew Franklin start their Week 12 preview with a newly found fandom for the Bills. Matt notes the Eagles and Cowboys wins before moving to the news of the week. Ja'Marr Chase will sit out a game after spitting on Jalen Ramsey. How can Aaron Rodgers handle playing with a fractured wrist? Shedeur Sanders will get the start on Sunday when the Browns visit the Raiders. Will it be a good or a bad outing? Kirk Cousins will start for the Falcons, who lost Michael Penix Jr. for the season. Does the coin flip decide if the Panthers win or lose? Cam Skattebo goes to a WWE event and Matt wonders if was a good idea. Josh Allen will obliterate the record for rushing TDs for a QB. How long will Allen continue to run like he does? The Chiefs are currently out of the playoffs and Matt wonders if they'll make it to the postseason. Over in the NFC, can the Bears win the NFC North? The Saints will expand the NFL's International footprint with a game in Paris. Matt and Drew give their picks for Week 12 before giving their Survivor and TD parlays. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with hosts Jamie Erdahl, Manti Te’o, Mike Garafolo and Seth Rollins previewing the Houston Texans-Buffalo Bills matchup! Ravens TE Mark Andrews joins the show and talks about his special play vs. Browns.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An overtime loss in Madrid to the Dolphins all but dooms the 2025 Commanders' season. This team will need a miracle 6-game winning streak to give them even a chance at the playoffs. This week we discuss what Dan Quinn should do with Jayden at this point in the season. We also start talking about 2026 and where we are as a team to compete next year.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        _____________________________Intro & Outro: "Fast Life" (Shut Your Face Theme Song) by SanjayCCheck out his YouTube channel: youtube.com/sanjayc

Hour 1 1:12 - What and Where Did Things Go Wrong for the Commanders This Season? 14:47 - Should Dan Quinn Keep the Defensive Play Sheet? 21:29 - Calls: Should Dan Quinn Keep the Defensive Play Sheet?

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel start with Bobby still wearing a boot and Matt's recent hibachi experience. Bobby's NFL Power Rankings has two QB's in the Top 5 that he doesn't really trust. Bobby reveals a team that he doesn't think is going to lose again for the rest of the season. Myles Garrett could be proving himself as the best defensive player ever. Ja'Marr Chase gets caught spitting on Jalen Ramsey and Bobby looks at the history of this offense. Matt notes the power shifts happening in the AFC East and the AFC West. Bobby gives the three best games for Week 12. Super Bowl Champion Tyrann Mathieu talks about being a Heisman finalist in his sophomore year at LSU. He talks about finding purpose after retiring and looking forward to what's next in life. Tyrann recalls his draft experience and where he thought he would play in the NFL. How was he pitched by the Chiefs in free agency and won a championship under DC Steve Spagnuolo. Who is on Tyrann's Mount Rushmore of LSU Football? Are the Cowboys a far better team than their record? What does Matt think Sam Darnold needs to be known as elite? Bobby gives his thoughts on Shedeur Sanders and how he rebounds from this week. Plus, who does Bobby think will be the next head coach at Arkansas? Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with the playoff outlook for the Lions. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Nick Garafolo look at the NFC Playoff picture as it stands right now. Actor Brian Baumgartner drops by to discuss the Packers and Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh. Kyle and Nick take us Inside the Booth for the best calls from Week 11. Plus, Sr. Bowl Exec Drew Fabianich looks at stock rising in players as invitations are about to be sent out for the Senior Bowl. 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 first look at Colts/Chiefs. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, and Nick Garafolo discuss the scenarios for the Bills winning the AFC East in Whiteboard Wednesday. Plus, WWE Hall of Famer 'The Undertaker' drops by to talk about the Cowboys! Stay tuned for Brian Baumgartner 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.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell kicks off the show reacting to Jayden Daniels' partnership with 3 Arts Sports and plans to launch a production company, questioning whether it's a smart long-term move or a distraction for a young quarterback still finding his footing. He breaks down the potential risks, citing past examples of similar ventures that hurt players, while listeners weigh in with their perspectives. The conversation shifts to NFL Hard Knocks' new in-season trailer featuring all four NFC East teams, with Chris analyzing potential storylines and fan expectations. Discussion also touches on Dallas' dominant win over the Raiders and the Cowboys' realistic season outlook. Later, Chris examines Dan Quinn taking over defensive play calling for the Commanders, NBA tanking, and why it may not be as prevalent as fans think, even for struggling teams like the Pacers. The show wraps with a final assessment of Daniels' media venture, addressing fan reactions and offering candid takes on players, coaches, and the state of sports.

In the final hour, Chris Russell examines why Dan Quinn may have chosen the perfect time to take over defensive play calling, pointing out that the remaining opponents on the Commanders' schedule pose few undeniable offensive threats. Chris then shifts gears to the NBA, weighing in on tanking and why he believes it doesn't happen as often as fans think, even when teams, like the reigning Eastern Conference champion Indiana Pacers, start the season rough. Finally, the hour wraps up with a conclusion on Jayden Daniels' media production venture, with Chris summarizing his thoughts and addressing fan reactions. It's an hour full of strategic analysis, league insights, and candid takes on players, coaches, and the state of sports.

Chris Russell opens the segment discussing Jalen Hurts and his recent struggles, noting that some of his statistics can be misleading as the Philadelphia offense hits rough patches. He finds it curious that the Commanders still have to face Philly twice, yet when reviewing Washington's remaining schedule, there aren't any true offensive powerhouses left. This context makes Dan Quinn's timing in taking over defensive play calling appear particularly convenient, highlighting both the challenges and potential advantages for the team moving forward.

Lynnell returns to Burgundy and Gold Today and dives into the biggest question coming out of the Commanders' improved defensive performance: Should Dan Quinn continue calling the defensive plays, or is it time to bring in a new defensive coordinator for 2026? With the unit clearly responding to Quinn's voice over Joe Whitt Jr.'s, Lynnell debates whether the head coach should keep the reins or hand them off. He also reacts to ESPN's John Keim, who said on The Sports Junkies that Quinn likely doesn't want to call plays long-term and would prefer to hire a dedicated defensive coordinator next season. Lynnell opens the conversation up to listeners: What's the best move for Washington's future?

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel start with Bobby still wearing a boot and Matt's recent hibachi experience. Bobby's NFL Power Rankings has two QB's in the Top 5 that he doesn't really trust. Bobby reveals a team that he doesn't think is going to lose again for the rest of the season. Myles Garrett could be proving himself as the best defensive player ever. Ja'Marr Chase gets caught spitting on Jalen Ramsey and Bobby looks at the history of this offense. Matt notes the power shifts happening in the AFC East and the AFC West. Bobby gives the three best games for Week 12. Super Bowl Champion Tyrann Mathieu talks about being a Heisman finalist in his sophomore year at LSU. He talks about finding purpose after retiring and looking forward to what's next in life. Tyrann recalls his draft experience and where he thought he would play in the NFL. How was he pitched by the Chiefs in free agency and won a championship under DC Steve Spagnuolo. Who is on Tyrann's Mount Rushmore of LSU Football? Are the Cowboys a far better team than their record? What does Matt think Sam Darnold needs to be known as elite? Bobby gives his thoughts on Shedeur Sanders and how he rebounds from this week. Plus, who does Bobby think will be the next head coach at Arkansas? Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel is part of the NFL Podcast Network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.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 Isaac Rochell reacting to the Cowboys emotional victory over the Raiders. Then they discuss the roaring Chicago Bears and Kyle gives away his Angry Runs scepter! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of BMitch & Finlay features an interview with Grace Raynor and a look at the Commanders defense after Dan Quinn took over play calling.

Did you think the defensive improvements against the Dolphins was because of Dan Quinn, or the poor Dolphins team?

11.18.25 Hour 1 1:00- Did you think the defensive improvements against the Dolphins was because of Dan Quinn, or the poor Dolphins team? 34:15- The Caps got a much needed win yesterday, but more importantly Alex Ovechkin is starting to get HOT!

We look at the defense this past Sunday as we felt that Dan Quinn made a big impact on the sidelines calling plays.

In the second hour, The Rooster unloads on the Commanders' ongoing kicking woes, arguing that Adam Peters and Dan Quinn have mishandled the position from the start. He then pivots to the front office's broader roster decisions acknowledging that some moves will always backfire, but explaining why Washington's misses have been especially costly compared to a veteran like Matt Gay, who struggled before arriving in D.C. Listeners jump in to react as Chris breaks down what this team truly needs moving forward, sparking a lively conversation about personnel, development, and accountability. The hour wraps with a look at the New York Giants' first playoff elimination scenario, adding a league-wide perspective to a jam-packed segment.

Chris “The Rooster” Russell returns from Spain with a lively recap of his overseas adventures, including a memorable boat incident, Spanish food mishaps, and surprising parallels to the Commanders' on-field struggles. The conversation quickly pivots to Washington's kicking woes, breaking down Matt Gay's disastrous outing, his release, and the arrival of Jake Moody as the team searches for stability. Chris critiques the front office and coaching staff, arguing that Adam Peters and Dan Quinn have mishandled the kicker position while also examining broader roster decisions and costly missteps. Fans weigh in throughout, reacting to both Rooster's travel stories and the team's ongoing struggles, sparking spirited debate about personnel, accountability, and what the Commanders need moving forward. The show wraps with discussions on the team's 3-8 start, looming challenges ahead—including the Thanksgiving Week matchup—and whether the front office anticipated this season's struggles, delivering hot takes, candid analysis, and fan reactions across the board.

In the final hour of the show, The Rooster shares why he's not looking forward to the Commanders' Thanksgiving Week matchup, breaking down the challenges ahead and weighing in on whether Dan Quinn and Kliff Kingsbury will survive until next season. Listeners join the conversation to give their thoughts on the front office, coachi ng staff, and the demanding schedule, adding perspective on what it will take for Washington to turn things around. The hour wraps with a discussion of whether the Commanders brass anticipated their 3-8 start, leaving no stone unturned as the show closes out with hot takes, fan reactions, and candid analysis.

Doc Walker kicks off Burgundy and Gold Today with a strong reaction to Dan Quinn officially taking over defensive coordinator duties and calling plays for the Commanders. Doc explains why he believes Quinn should've made the move sooner—especially after seeing how the defense responded on Sunday with renewed energy, urgency, and effort. He breaks down what changed, what it means going forward, and why this could be a pivotal moment for the team.