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Packers Total Access Hour 2 : Defensive Players Moving Up The Depth Chart + Tape Breakdown From The Jet's Game

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0:00 - Injury report6:52 - Depth chart updates8:50 - A skirmish during special teams drills10:00 - Offensive practice observations25:40 - Defensive practice observations33:15 - Stupid observation of the day45:00 - listener questions

On the Auburn Undercover YouTube channel, Nathan King and Jason Caldwell discuss their impressions from chatting with Auburn's defensive assistants Wednesday afternoon. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eric and Bryan discuss the best defensive players that stood out from last weekends game against the Rams. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This episode of Bleav in Chargers Matt " Money" Smith and Lorenzo Neal break down the Chargers' preseason performance, focusing on standout players, depth across the roster, and the tough decisions the coaches will face when cutting down to the 53-man roster. They highlight emerging talents on defense and special teams, discuss key injuries (including Rashawn Slater), and what it all means for the Chargers' outlook going into the regular season. 01:00 Lorenzo's appearance on another podcast with Julian Edelman 02:30 Caleb Murphy's rise as a potential fourth edge rusher 05:45 Chargers' impressive depth and undrafted free agents making splash plays 08:00 Defensive backs making back-to-back pick sixes 12:20 Standout performances from pass rushers and Jamaree Caldwell 16:00 The importance and leadership of safety Tony Jefferson 22:00 Spotlight on Marlo Wax, standout linebacker performance 27:30 Battle for the running back positions and Najee Harris' injury 32:00 Special teams battles, Del'shawn Phillips, and depth at linebacker 34:30 Rashawn Slater's injury and reshuffling the offensive line 39:00 Possibility of trades or additions to offensive line depth 40:45 Recap: position battles, quarterback backup competition, overall camp competitive spirit

0:00 - Our predictions for the Flyers' first pair6:20 - Our predictions for the Flyers' second pair14:20 - Our predictions for the Flyers' third pair

Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Byron Murphy joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about Training Camp practice in the heat, his new haircut, looking to prove doubters wrong, his roles on the line, Mike Macdonald, Texas football, and Grey Zabel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of The C.L. Brown Show features conversations with Louisville football veteran linebackers T.J. Quinn and Antonio Watts along with Pitt All-American linebacker candidate Kyle Louis. Quinn explains why his father, Terry Quinn, who played at U of L from 1991-94, didn't try to make him follow in his footsteps. Watts details how the Cards are planning to replace some of the big names they lost from last season. And Louis shares what it's like to be the focus of every offense, on just about every snap he plays.

On Tuesday's Daily Clone, Jake Brend reports from press conferences with offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser and defensive coordinator Jon Heacock. Mouser evaluates his first year as the offensive coordinator and talks where Rocco Becht can improve in 2025. Heacock addresses where the defense fell short in 2024 and how they plan to be better this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Packers Total Access Hour 2 : Full Defensive Update From Today's Camp Practice!

Taylor Zarzour and Coach Mac look back at all the action from the Titans first preseason game against Tampa Bay. Defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson join the show to talk all things defense and throwing everything a Cam Ward in practice. Plus, specialist Morgan Cox, Johnny Hekker and Joey Slye on building a strong connection on the field and golf course.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Packers Total Access Hour 2 : Full Defensive Update From Today's Camp Practice!

Next stop on Kay Adams' Training Camp Tour is Kansas City, where she speaks with Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid. He discusses the theme he wants to set for this year's camp and whether he thinks the AFC West has gotten tougher. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes then sits down with Kay to talk about emphasizing the deep ball in training camp and how he's approaching this season following the Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. Defensive end Chris Jones joins her next to discuss how the defense is shaping up so far in camp and what it's like going up against rookie sensation Josh Simmons in practice. To round out the show, cornerback Trent McDuffie stops by to talk about the Chiefs exercising his fifth-year option and what he enjoys most about working with Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.

Mike and Charlie interviewed Scott Sanders, a former MLB pitcher, and Guerry Smith, a Tulane beat writer for The Times-Picayune. Sanders celebrated the MLB debut of his son Cam Sanders for the Pittsburgh Pirates. Smith broke down his observations from Tulane's fall camp practice sessions, highlighting the Green Wave's quarterback competition, running back battle, and depth along their defensive line. Mike, Steve, and Charlie played their daily "Triple Option" segment.

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This week Rose sits down with one of the brightest young stars in the game, Julio Rodirguez. The two of them talk about his fielding antics with Tatis and Adames, his journey as a teen living alone in America for the first time, his relationship with Ichiro and Ken Griffey Jr. and expectations in the Mariners clubhouse. Join us every Monday at 8am as we spend next week talking with Zach Neto of the Angels! 0:00 Welcome Back0:17 Julio's basketball skills0:45 Faking out Tatis on home run robbery1:13 Defensive hi-jinx with Willy Adames2:23 What's more fun, hitting a home run or robbing a home run?3:20 Julio played against 17 year olds when he was 124:13 Coming to the states alone at 175:27 How Julio learned English7:10 Spending time with Ichiro and Ken Griffey Jr9:25 Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suarez trades10:55 Do you feel the weight of missing the playoffs for so long?11:27 What Julio's parents do for work12:10 How Julio got his smile12:50 See you next time with Zach Neto!

Paul and Jay are joined by Mo Egger to discuss more fallout from Thursday's preseason game and how to go forward with the questions surrounding the defense. 0:00 Intro3:00 Next live show at BetMGM Sportbook at The Banks is the season kickoff show on September 4th before Cowboys-Eagles!5:00 QB Tiers are out. 12:00 Making sense of the OL16:00 The Camargo Insurance Run, Pass or Boot: Win Bengals-Ravens tickets with a no obligation, no policy purchase necessary quote. Biggest individual concern position: RG, Safety 2, Cornerback 2? 21:00: Mo Egger joins from a car to talk about the demoralizing nature of the defense's 2025 debut, patience (or lackthereof) and the status of the Mo Egger Award. 40:00 The Growler is sponsored by BetterHelp. 42:00 Injury updates45:00 Growler Bet recap and a new Growler bet for Washington56:00 ARBIES with a happy 90th birthday for Mike Brown and making T'd up a thing. Watch and subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheGrowlerPodcastThe Growler on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-growler/id1733476604The Growler on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70iJjqgPQrVzQ2pdOwVvDYLinks to socials, Growl Pal shirts, YouTube, podcast platforms and more: https://linktr.ee/thegrowlerpodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We review how the defense has performed halfway through camp. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On Monday's edition of the Osceola's Seminole Sidelines, Nick Carlisle and Bob Ferrante discuss some of the key storylines from FSU's second scrimmage on Sunday night. Defensive coordinator Tony White clearly wasn't happy, saying some guys "need to quite frankly step their ass up." He also praised defensive tackle Darrell Jackson, and discussed Jeremiah Wilson's interception in the scrimmage. Offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn is seeing continuity build up front on the line. And he discusses the continued development of Tommy Castellanos and FSU's receivers. Seminole Sidelines is sponsored by Alumni Hall. Subscribe to the Osceola now at 30 percent off — less than $70 annually. And you'll also receive a $25 gift card from Alumni Hall. Join us now at theOsceola.com/upgrade.

The Miami Dolphins tied the Chicago Bears 24–24 in their first preseason game — and there was plenty to unpack.Rob starts with the negatives: the continuation of costly penalties, red zone struggles that echo last season, and the right side of the offensive line faltering without Austin Jackson.He then shifts to the positives: an energized defense under Anthony Weaver, standout plays from Derrick McLendon, Grayson Murphy, and first-round pick Kenneth Grant, plus an interception set up by Ethan Bonner and finished by Patrick McMorris. Rookie RB Ollie Gordon also impressed, making the case for more touches alongside De'Von Achane, Jaylen Wright, and Alexander Mattison.Full recap now streaming — plus Rob's thoughts on how Miami can turn preseason lessons into regular season wins.Follow on social media:IG & TikTok – @theflame_esHost: Rob Cao

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Bobby and Mike discussed the start of the NFL's preseason, explaining that winning these games doesn't matter. The guys evaluated New Orleans' standout young defensive pieces in their 27-13 loss to the Chargers: Fadil Diggs, Jaylan Ford, Isaiah Stalbird, Khristian Boyd, and Chris Rumph II. Bobby also shared his thoughts on rookie quarterback Tyler Shough's debut performance. The guys previewed LSU's season-opening top-10 showdown against Clemson.

Chris and Maddy continue to take your calls on what you thought of the first preseason game

Owen, and latterly Graham in Bangkok, discuss Liverpool's porous 2-2 draw and subsequent loss to Crystal Palace on penalties in the Community Shield 2025. With the season nigh, Liverpool have some working out to do: what happens if Gravenberch gets injured or is absent? How do we stop looking so vulnerable? On the other hand, there were a few bright positives from today: most shiningly, Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike, who combined superbly while on the field together. YNWA!!KOP ON YOUTUBE: ➡️ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/c/koponpodcast⁠“Kop On!” is a podcast dedicated to the worldwide LFC Family

This episode of Bleav in Giants was a live postgame reaction show featuring Bob Papa and Carl Banks discussing the New York Giants' preseason victory over the Buffalo Bills (34–25). The focus was on the Giants' improved quarterback play, the depth and competition at several key positions (including quarterback, cornerback, running back, and tight end), and the overall increase in roster talent compared to past years. They touch on rookie Jaxson Dart's debut, strengths and weaknesses observed during the game, areas for continued improvement, and the positive culture being cultivated by coach Brian Daboll. 00:00:02 – Introductions and setting the scene at the hotel with Giants fans 00:00:23 – Discussion begins about Giants' win against Buffalo, focusing on quarterback play and offense 00:01:42 – Offensive line performance praised; importance of protection for Giants' quarterbacks 00:03:04 – Specific mention of Giants' O-line, coaching staff, and injuries (Evan Neal) 00:04:12 – Analysis of each Giants quarterback and comments on Jaxson Dart's debut 00:05:14 – Receiver depth and chemistry discussed; importance of preseason games for Giants' roster building 00:07:03 – Defensive back (Deonte Banks) performance and Giants' CB competition 00:10:06 – Insights from Giants GM Joe Schoen on CB position battles 00:13:54 – Running back room competition, specifically Turbo and Devin Singletary 00:15:49 – Tight end depth: coaches' evaluations and standout performances (Fidone) 00:19:58 – Special teams and kicker Graham Gano's importance for the Giants 00:22:49 – Defense: tackling issues and roster implications for the Giants 00:24:53 – Wide receiver and return specialist competition; Gunner Olszewski's role 00:27:02 – DL depth and rookie development for the Giants 00:29:27 – Reflections on Giants' improving depth and competition at all positions 00:35:06 – Serving both Giants and Jets audiences for preseason broadcasts 00:38:27 – Quarterback room, Tommy DeVito's value and potential future for the Giants 00:40:22 – Competition at backup quarterback, roster decisions and trade possibilities ☕️ To purchase a mug: https://shop.bleav.com/product/white-glossy-mug-4/ Presented by FanDuel

In this episode the Guys sit down with defensive coordinator and safeties coach Coach Brian Bergstrom. The 2025 season marks the return of Coach Bergy who had previously led the Winona State squad for the past three seasons.

Avoidant vs. anxious attachment explainedWhy self-love is essential before partnershipHow to preserve your peace—mentally, energetically, emotionallyIf you've experienced emotional whiplash, gaslighting, or toxic cycles, this episode will provide clarity, validation, and a roadmap for healing. Whether single, dating, or partnered, learn how to set boundaries and choose from a place of strength.

Avoidant vs. anxious attachment explainedWhy self-love is essential before partnershipHow to preserve your peace—mentally, energetically, emotionallyIf you've experienced emotional whiplash, gaslighting, or toxic cycles, this episode will provide clarity, validation, and a roadmap for healing. Whether single, dating, or partnered, learn how to set boundaries and choose from a place of strength.

Join Dave Lapham and Dave Berk for an in-depth analysis of the Cincinnati Bengals' 34-27 preseason-opening loss to the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. In this episode of "In The Trenches," presented by First Star Logistics, Lapham breaks down the highs and lows of the Bengals' first game action of the 2025 season. The story of the night was the tale of two quarterbacks for the Bengals. Joe Burrow was in mid-season form, delivering a spectacular performance that had the hosts buzzing. Burrow finished his night an impressive 9-of-10 for 123 yards and two touchdowns, earning a stellar 157.5 quarterback rating. Lapham notes that Burrow's excellence in practice has clearly carried over, stating he's "preparing and bracing himself for a phenomenal season." His accuracy was on full display, with Lapham remarking, "he is so accurate, he puts the ball in the tightest spots." The connection between Burrow and his star receivers was electric. Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins were running "unbelievably precise routes," and the chemistry they've built with their quarterback was evident. Lapham emphasizes the trust Burrow has in his targets, particularly highlighting the performance of tight end Tanner Hudson, who caught two touchdown passes, one from Burrow and the other from Desmond Ridder. However, the narrative shifted dramatically once the first-team offense left the field. The backup quarterbacks, Jake Browning and Desmond Ridder, struggled to find a consistent rhythm. Browning went 6-of-14 for 62 yards with an interception, while Ridder was 7-of-16 for 91 yards and a touchdown. Lapham points out the stark difference in performance, acknowledging the significant drop-off from a quarterback of Burrow's caliber. On the defensive side of the ball, there were notable concerns. The Eagles' offense found success on the ground, rushing for 132 yards and averaging over four and a half yards per carry. Lapham notes that the Bengals' defense, under the direction of Al Golden, had trouble containing the Eagles' rushing attack, allowing for some "big gaps to run the football in." He did, however, see some positive flashes from the rookie class, including defensive lineman Shemar Stewart, who he believes "has star power." The special teams unit had a mixed bag of results. Evan McPherson was a perfect two-for-two on field goals, including a long of 51 yards, a positive sign for the veteran kicker. The return game also showed promise, with Jermaine Burton and Gary Brightwell providing some exciting returns. In this comprehensive breakdown, Dave Lapham provides his expert insights on individual player performances, offensive and defensive schemes, and what the Bengals need to work on as they continue through the preseason.  This is a must-listen for any Bengals fan looking for a detailed and knowledgeable perspective on the team's first outing of 2025.

Sponsored by thegalindocollective.com and WNOGB.com - The Texas State Bobcats are halfway done with fall camp and a mere three weeks away from kicking off the 2025 CFB season on August 30 in San Marcos against Eastern Michigan. After attending the first couple media sessions, Keff Ciardello gives his analysis of Texas State's progress in practice and what he feels is ahead for TXST's final season in the Sun Belt Conference. Plus, the unveling of Keff's new studio! (Produced by Zachary Webb.)

(0:00-10:24) Eagles initial reaction with the offense moving the ball well (10:24-16:36) Players who flashed in the first preseason game (16:36-28:17) This is why they traded for Jakorian Bennett (28:17-38:17) McKee’s Madden rating needs to go up (38:17-50:50) After hearing Matt Gelb yesterday on Kincade and Salciunas are you more concerned/confused for the Phillies (50:57-1:00:57) Concerns with Wheeler & Suarez (1:00:57-1:11:55) Should there be a conversation on Castellanos platooning in right field (1:11:55-1:21:36) Would you trade Tanner McKee with his value at an all-time high? (1:21:36-1:34:14) The love for Tanner McKee on the text line! (1:34:14-1:42:21) Today’s Headline’s with Brendan Gunn (1:42:21-1:54:49) Andrew DiCecco joins the show to share what he say in the Eagles first preseason game (1:54:49-2:01:20) Fox Sports ranks the top wide receiver duos (2:01:20-2:13:29) How do we feel about Shipley & Dillon? (2:13:29-2:22:06) The Eagles position battles on defense is scary (2:22:06-2:33:26) How big is this series for the Phillies? (2:33:26-2:49:18) The guys wrap up the show & the Key 3

The Five Heart Podcast returns with hosts Greg and Minnie welcoming fall camp and counting down three weeks to Nebraska's season opener against Cincinnati at Arrowhead Stadium. They discuss enduring Phoenix heat, fun experiments like cooking eggs on sidewalks, and then shift to Husker volleyball news. Nebraska is ranked No. 1 in the preseason AVCA poll, and former head coach John Cook has been named co-owner and GM of the Omaha Supernovas in the newly merged U.S. professional volleyball league. Football talk centers on new defensive coordinator John Butler, praised for his no-nonsense style, high standards, and commitment to playing talented transfers like Marquise Watson-Trent. Defensive line prospects Riley Van Poppel and Elijah Judy are highlighted as successors to Ty Robinson and Nash Hutmacher. The hosts discuss fall camp limitations—only nine full-pad practices—and Butler's emphasis on fundamentals and communication. The conversation turns playful as Greg challenges Minnie's tendency to compliment other Big Ten teams, sparking humorous “fan treason” debates in the live chat. They also touch on quarterback Dylan Raiola's potential, cutting turnovers, and team conditioning. As always, the Holger Maniacs in chat provide lively side commentary, making the episode a blend of football analysis, Husker pride, and good-natured banter.

A leader with a direct report who is, she says, the most defensive person she's ever known, devotes an entire coaching session to gathering tools to help her cope. All the tools and ideas and scripts in this episode are in an easy-to-understand infographic. Download it for free here. To work on “deserving” dive into The Four Agreements.Dig into more tools for managing defensive people in our podcast library in these three categories:Communication SkillsManagement SkillsRelationship BuildingAdditional episodes you could listen to are:216 - 7 Steps to Stop Emotional Hijacks60 - Be Impeccable with Your Word 35 - Handling Defensive Behaviors173 - Managing Bad Behavior138 - Managing Disruptive Executives198 - Psychological SafetyAdditional tools and resources are in our monthly email. Sign up here.Curious about coaching? Shoot me an email. tom@essentialcomm.com.All our free infographics are in the Essential Tools bin.Your reviews help the show continue as an ad-free podcast. Let us know how we can support you.Until next time, thanks!From The Look & Sound of Leadership team 

Mason is joined by Andy Kamenetzky today live from USC! The guys are joined first by Head Coach of the Trojans, Lincoln Riley! How excited is Riley for this upcoming season and what does he expect from QB Jayden Maiava? Defensive coordinator for the Trojans, D'Anton Lynn joins the show next! Lynn breaks down the Trojans defense!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Packers Total Access Hour 1 : The Packers Sign A WR + Jordan Love Camp Highlights + Defensive Highlights

On this edition of the Autzen Audibles Podcast, Matt Prehm sits down one-on-one with three transfer portal additions this offseason for the Oregon Duck football program. Defensive back Jadon Canady, offensive lineman Alex Harkey, and defensive back Theran Johnson speak with us about their journey to Oregon, their impressions of their position group, their outlook on the season, why they play football, and life outside of ball. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's Thursday Therapy time, and the whole gang is in: Pedro, Matt, and Jacob dissect a very odd Arsenal preseason. From standout teen Max Dowman lighting up the Emirates to Viktor Gyokeres' underwhelming first impression, there's a lot to chew on. We talk new signings, slow build-up play, chemistry issues, and that horseshoe of doom in possession. Jacob brings some in-stadium Guinness scouting, some ITK heat on Nonny Madueke, and Pedro bangs the table demanding a “NOW” team. We also cover: Defensive issues and preseason sloppiness Tactical tweaks we wish Arteta would try The Saka false-nine experiment Why Arsenal can't sell players (again) Rodrigo and Eze — dream or delusion? Grab a drink, put your feet up, and enjoy a pod that's equal parts therapy, preseason panic, and transfer dreaming.

Packers Total Access Hour 1 : The Packers Sign A WR + Jordan Love Camp Highlights + Defensive Highlights

Over the last week, a common complaint has found a home amidst head coach Mike Norvell's practice evaluations — missed opportunities. Even when complimentary of his team's mindset, approach, execution and potential, he's found himself repeatedly expressing disappointment in the lack of fully taking advantage of moments that hold even more weight when the season rolls around, particularly on the defensive side. “We've had some opportunities to to create takeaways defensively, left a few of them out there, really within all three groups,” he said following Thursday's practice in Jacksonville. “Plenty of people are happy with PBU. We're not PBU University. We're DBU University. You got to go make the play. Go finish the play, put yourself in position. You have to be able to finish in those moments — when you're back there [during a game], the entire stadium when a defensive player is “oh, oh man.” Those are game-changers, ones that absolutely impact the course of all things, so it's one of the things we're really emphasizing — the focus to the finish.“ The hope is that the Seminoles' road trip to Jacksonville, an annual excursion under Norvell, will accelerate both the understanding of expectations and the team-building that occurs in the dog days of summer. “They understand the opportunity that we have,” Norvell said. “You get an opportunity to come be in a place where it's just us and our guys know that. Everybody's got their own unique journey, our own backstories and when you get to spend time together and get to know a little bit more of somebody's why, when you get to really spend more of that quality time, it just continues to bring you together.” Defensive line coach Terrance Knighton's backstory includes Jacksonville, where he spent three years after being selected by the Jaguars in the 2009 NFL Draft, a fact not lost on lineman Deante McCray — himself having spent time in Duval. “It's awesome to be in a room like that,” McCray said. “Like he's been where we're all trying to get to. So, we're going to listen to what he says. He's really relatable. He's seen it. He's coached it. He's seen it all. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's a guy where you believe everything he says. No question. Like, he wants you to run in a wall 100 miles per hour, you gonna run into a wall 100 miles per hour.” Knighton has seen his example embraced by his unit, to a degree that they've begun emulating his personality. Asked if he brought up any tales from his days in a Jaguars uniform, he said his players beat him to the punch. “They do it all the time. They give me crap about it,” he joked, saying “they pull up old YouTube videos and things like that — obviously I tell them I was the best ever, so they go and look for film on it. We have a good time with it, they were like, “Oh, coach, you're back in Jacksonville. Are you going to cry?” And then all you know, all this stuff. But we have a good time, man, you always know your group as a position coach takes on your personality. So, I'm used to the banter and the locker room talk. So, we're having a lot of fun with it.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Over the last week, a common complaint has found a home amidst head coach Mike Norvell's practice evaluations — missed opportunities. Even when complimentary of his team's mindset, approach, execution and potential, he's found himself repeatedly expressing disappointment in the lack of fully taking advantage of moments that hold even more weight when the season rolls around, particularly on the defensive side. “We've had some opportunities to to create takeaways defensively, left a few of them out there, really within all three groups,” he said following Thursday's practice in Jacksonville. “Plenty of people are happy with PBU. We're not PBU University. We're DBU University. You got to go make the play. Go finish the play, put yourself in position. You have to be able to finish in those moments — when you're back there [during a game], the entire stadium when a defensive player is “oh, oh man.” Those are game-changers, ones that absolutely impact the course of all things, so it's one of the things we're really emphasizing — the focus to the finish.“ The hope is that the Seminoles' road trip to Jacksonville, an annual excursion under Norvell, will accelerate both the understanding of expectations and the team-building that occurs in the dog days of summer. “They understand the opportunity that we have,” Norvell said. “You get an opportunity to come be in a place where it's just us and our guys know that. Everybody's got their own unique journey, our own backstories and when you get to spend time together and get to know a little bit more of somebody's why, when you get to really spend more of that quality time, it just continues to bring you together.” Defensive line coach Terrance Knighton's backstory includes Jacksonville, where he spent three years after being selected by the Jaguars in the 2009 NFL Draft, a fact not lost on lineman Deante McCray — himself having spent time in Duval. “It's awesome to be in a room like that,” McCray said. “Like he's been where we're all trying to get to. So, we're going to listen to what he says. He's really relatable. He's seen it. He's coached it. He's seen it all. Like, you know what I'm saying? That's a guy where you believe everything he says. No question. Like, he wants you to run in a wall 100 miles per hour, you gonna run into a wall 100 miles per hour.” Knighton has seen his example embraced by his unit, to a degree that they've begun emulating his personality. Asked if he brought up any tales from his days in a Jaguars uniform, he said his players beat him to the punch. “They do it all the time. They give me crap about it,” he joked, saying “they pull up old YouTube videos and things like that — obviously I tell them I was the best ever, so they go and look for film on it. We have a good time with it, they were like, “Oh, coach, you're back in Jacksonville. Are you going to cry?” And then all you know, all this stuff. But we have a good time, man, you always know your group as a position coach takes on your personality. So, I'm used to the banter and the locker room talk. So, we're having a lot of fun with it.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Babe Laufenberg joined the K&C Masterpiece to give his thoughts on the Cowboys ahead of Saturday's preseason opener.

Football season is getting closer, and former Arizona linebacker turned defenisve assistant coach Ronnie Palmer joins us to preview the Wildcats' defense and relive some of his highlights as a player during the Mike Stoops era. Plus, where does Tommy Lloyd rank among all current Big 12 basketball coaches - and should Arizona football allow kids to attend for free?

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Brian Noe talks about Travis Hunter and how Jaguars coach Liam Coen believes he can win both Defensive and Offensive Rookie of the Year, the unrealistic positivity surrounding Justin Fields and the NY Jets, and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Packers Total Access Hour 2 : Defensive Highlights From Training Camp + Full Practice Recap!

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, Bob Papa chats with former NFL quarterback, Matt Simms, about the experience of Russell Wilson, how much Jaxson Dart can learn in this quarterbacks room, and the competition on the Giants offensive line. :00 - Giants quarterbacks 4:15 - Snap count 11:50 - Offensive line and wide receivers 15:45 - Special teams 17:50 - Defensive line and secondarySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Edward Coristine, famously known as the “Big Balls” member of DOGE, heroically saved a Washington DC woman from a carjacking at the hand of a gang of vicious little feral thugs. Fighting bare handed and without weapons, Big Balls drove off the feral gang victimizing the lone woman, at the cost of receiving a hell of a beating himself.  Thank God the consequences were not more severe—had Big Balls been murdered by this feral gang, no one would have been surprised.But what if Big Balls had not been limited to saving this woman—and himself—using only his bare hands? What if Big Balls had been armed with the “great equalizer”—a lawfully carried firearm intended for lawful purposes, such as self-defense and defense of others. Would Big Balls have been legally justified in threatening the use of this pistol? Of drawing it from its holster? Of shooting? Of dumping the magazine entirely, and letting the bodies hit the floor, to use the urban colloquial expression?  What does the LAW allow Big Balls to do in defending innocent life from feral predation?The #1 guide for understanding when using force to protect yourself is legal. Now yours for FREE! Just pay the S&H for us to get it to you.➡️ Carry with confidence, knowing you are protected from predators AND predatory prosecutors➡️ Correct the common myths you may think are true but get people in trouble​➡️ Know you're getting the best with this abridged version of our best-selling 5-star Amazon-rated book that has been praised by many (including self-defense legends!) for its easy, entertaining, and informative style.​➡️ Many interesting, if sometimes heart-wrenching, true-life examplesGet Your Free Book: https://lawofselfdefense.com/getthebook