Podcast appearances and mentions of Drew Brees

Host Brandon Contes interviews free agent quarterback and NFL Network analyst Chase Daniel. Brandon and Chase discuss a wide range of topics including being a career backup QB, how Hard Knocks isn't a distraction, why Drew Brees did a good job as an analyst, and more.For even more discussion, head over to awfulannouncing.com and follow us on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, Bluesky, and YouTube: @awfulannouncing.-:43: Is Chase retired from playing?-1:28: Staying in game shape-2:25: Finding the right fit to come back to play-4:39: Being a backup quarterback-6:22: Perennial backup QB's who never got the opportunity to be a starter-8:13: NFL Network-9:54: Being honest at NFL Network while still playing-11:46: Did Chase have a teammate or opponent complain about something he said?-12:36: Similarities in preparation as a quarterback and as an analyst-14:05: Tony Romo predicting plays-15:28: Talking to networks about game analyst work-16:50: Possible pushback from networks given Chase isn't fully retired?-18:03: Hard Knocks-19:40: Does Hard Knocks hinder a team's ability to go to the Super Bowl?-20:55: Podcasting with Trey Wingo-23:12: Interest in media-27:06: ESPN Radio-28:22: The Chase Daniel/Chase Patton ESPN the Magazine cover-30:25: Former teammates who could be great broadcasters-32:06: Drew Brees as a broadcaster-34:21: Sean Payton as a broadcaster-35:45: Payton returning to coaching-36:48: Payton with Russell Wilson-38:18: Are the Wilson/Brees comparisons fair?-39:48: Talking to teams about coaching?-41:07: Payton calling out Nathaniel Hackett-43:15: Better offensive coach? Sean Payton or Andy Reid?-44:44: Biggest surprise in Week 1?-45:58: Biggest disappointment in Week 1?-46:56: Daniel Jones-48:33: Dak Prescott-49:55: Do the 49ers more deserve credit for finding Brock Purdy or ridicule for missing on Trey Lance?-51:14: Which veteran has a better chance of Comeback Player of the Year? Russell Wilson or Matthew Stafford?-52:12: Current rookie QB who has the best chance to be a franchise QB?-53:25: Impressed with Jordan Love?

NFL legend Drew Brees, along with founder Brandon Landry, join QSR editors Danny Klein and Ben Coley to discuss the sizzling growth of Smalls Sliders, a rising fast casual that's building an all-star team ready to scale. We'll also get into Brees' history in restaurant franchising, where it all started and where it goes from here, and why Smalls has the potential to hit it big.

Welcome to the next episode of Sports Card Strategy Show (and Tell), a natural extension of our flagship show, but with a focus on your cards, questions, and ability to share the who, what, and why about your PC and flipping game. Paul kicks off the show with his love for Aaron Rogers. Aaron Rogers is done and Paul couldn't be happier! Text SPORTSCARDS to 1-833-992-5727 for sell alerts. If you want to be on the show, email sonia@nooffseason.com. Show and Tell Submission Today: Matt Esterman Mosaic Joe Paul Schmitz aka Buckeye Dill Marty Friel Chad Guell Ohmyshoes First up with Show and Tell submission is… Matt Esterman with his Sheduer Sanders flip. Between Oct 2022- July 2023 purchased several cards. Total investment $2050. Two weeks ago, Matt saw the stats and alerts and decided to sell for a net profit of $1900. Matt reinvested in a black auto for $500 and hoping to flip for another great profit. Next up our friend, Mosaic Joe! Mosaic Joe picked up 29 cards for $82. Tony Gonzalez, 2005 Topps Finest Chad Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald, Randy Moss Rookie, Davante Adams, Justin Tucker, Drew Brees, Santana Moss, Sean Taylor, Larry Johnson, Ed Reed, JJ Watt, Joe Flacco, Eddie George, Stephon Gilmore, John Elway, Jerome Bettis for his PC. A Show and Tell regular, Paul Schmitz aka Buckeye Dill. Buckeye Dill finished up part 3 of his PSA submission. 1992 Topps Gold Ken Griffey Jr. PSA 8 1993 Topps Gold Derek Jeter PSA 8 2023 Topps Silver Pack Aaron Judge PSA 9 2016 Topps Chrome Mike Trout Perspectives PSA 10 2021 Panini Donruss Ken Griffey Jr. Unleashed Rapture PSA 10 2020 Bowman Chrome Draft Spencer Strider PSA 10 2020 Topps Chrome Sapphire Edition Mike Trout PSA 10 2021 Lebron James Silver Prizm PSA 10 A first time submission from Marty the Friel Deal. Marty Friel sharing a PSA submission. 2021 Stephen Curry Metcon PSA 10 2021 Chronicles Draft Pick Johnathan Kominga PSA 10 2019 Panini Threads Stephen Curry PSA 9 2021 Prizm Draft Ja Morant PSA 9 2020 Mosaic Camo Pink Ja Morant PSA 9 2021 Chronicles Donovan Mitchell PSA 9 2020 Mosaic Jayson Tatum PSA 10 Marty's strategy of the day “Use the Damn Tools!” Next up our very own, Mr. Chad Guell aka Dr. Crack. Chad is showing us what he got for $100 purchased on WhatNot. Caleb Williams, Simone Fonteccio, Julio Jones, Marcelo Zuna, Miguel Cabrerra, Ben Rothlisberger, Brian Robinson, Mac Jones, Russell Wilson, Chris Olave, Jalen Hurts, Johnny Davis, Trevor Lawrence, Tyrese Maxey. Next stack is all Michael Jordan cards. 24 in total. Last but not least, our favorite case sniffer, Ohmyshoes! No submissions from Ohmyshoes, Mrs. Shoes or Jr. shoes but mini shoes is bringing it strong with his Jordan cards. 1993 Upper Deck Game 1 Michael Jordan 1993 Playoffs Upper Deck 193 Michael Jordan 1992 Fleer Slam Dunk Michael Jordan numbered 273 1992 Skybox NBA Finals Numberd 314 Michael Jordan 1991 Upper Deck Scoring Michael Jordan 1990 NBA Hoops numbered 65 Michael Jordan To be a part of the show, email sonia@nooffseason.com. We'd love your questions and comments on this one. Get in and submit your show and tell now!

what beer was that?is there a better bar snack than beer cheese and a pretzel?Cyndi Lauper has barsshoutout BRees for the wonderful draft experience shoutout Lake Tahoe Golf Course for the notably serene piss breakswhat did you watch instead of the second half of Cowboys/Giants?Nick reflects on his magical draft journeywe all felt Geno's fear of an Aaron Donald rushSeattle crowd noise is really realNFL week one recap of our respective teamsPostseason baseball is around the corner!wildcard predictionsThanks for listening!

The NFL landscape changed when Aaron Rodgers went crashing to the turf at MetLife Stadium on Monday Night Football. The most highly anticipated debut of the new NFL season lasted mere minutes but will impact the game for decades. As Rodgers limped off the field, for perhaps the last time ever, the cameras found Jets owner Woody Johnson standing in his luxury suite in shock, wearing his Rick Ross starter kit. The portrait of Johnson, a 76-year-old white man, befuddled, wearing an oversized iced-out white gold chain, perfectly encapsulates the new era of the league. The generation of the rock-'n'-roll quarterbacks is over. It's officially the National Football League's hip-hop era. The final notes have faded on Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger, and now Rodgers. Next on the playlist is the bars, beats, and auto-tune for the hip-hop generation on the 14 black quarterbacks who made starts in NFL week 1. “Fourteen black quarterbacks started for NFL teams this weekend. That's not a negative. But my happiness with the NFL doesn't revolve around the number of black starting quarterbacks. I just want to see quarterbacks play at a high level. That's not what I saw over the weekend.” Jason shares his thoughts and warnings for the direction of the NFL. Coach Jason Brown and “Fearless” contributor Steve Kim add their thoughts to the conversation. Plus Jason takes a victory lap after another poor performance from Buffalo's Josh Allen. The guys also dive into former NFL Network reporter Jim Trotter's racial discrimination lawsuit against the league and the shocking allegations levied against Bills owner Terry Pegula and the Cowboys' Jerry Jones. Even with Roe v. Wade overturned, the #1 killer of infants is still abortion. It takes nearly 1 million lives per year in the U.S. alone. Our goal this year is to rescue 70,000 babies' lives, but we can only do this with your help. Please join us! Dial #250 and say the keyword, "BABY" OR - go to https://Preborn.com/JASON. You must start taking care of your liver NOW more than ever! Why? Because the latest data from the American Heart Association indicates that adults with FATTY LIVER were 3.5 times more likely to have heart failure than those without. Try Liver Health Formula by going to https://GetLiverHelp.com/Jason and claim your FREE bonus gift.  Will you be testing your skills on PrizePicks this football season? It's the most exciting way to play daily fantasy sports! If you have the skills, you can turn $10 into $250 with just a few taps! Go to https://PrizePicks.com/fearless and use code FEARLESS for a first deposit match up to $100! That's PrizePicks.com/fearless and use code FEARLESS Prize Picks, Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy! Get 10% off Blaze swag by using code Fearless10 at https://shop.blazemedia.com/fearless Make yourself an official member of the “Fearless Army!” Support Conservative Voices! Subscribe to BlazeTV at https://get.blazetv.com/FEARLESS and get $10 off your yearly subscription. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 3 of The Drive jokes about why Greg Penner was away while Coach Payton was being announced as the Broncos next HC. | How many things went under the radar last season? Can you compare the path Brees and Payton took to the one Russ and Payton are about to take? Why are things getting pushed back so much with Payton now that Week 1 has arrived? | What has Coach Prime done to the state of Colorado with CU's rise? Is this sustainable? How will Coach Prime manage Travis Hunter? | The Lions vs Chiefs game was a reminder that the NFL will always be King! The Detroit Lions took advantage of a crippled K.C. Chiefs team. Could the Lions be growling their way to the top of the NFC North? When was the last time DMac almost got into a fight?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 of The Drive jokes about why Greg Penner was away while Coach Payton was being announced as the Broncos next HC. | How many things went under the radar last season? Can you compare the path Brees and Payton took to the one Russ and Payton are about to take? Why are things getting pushed back so much with Payton now that Week 1 has arrived? | What has Coach Prime done to the state of Colorado with CU’s rise? IS this sustainable? How will Coach Prime manage Travis Hunter? | The Lions vs Chiefs game was a reminder that the NFL will always be King! The Detroit Lions took advantage of a crippled K.C. Chiefs team. Could the Lions be getting ready to growl to the top of the NFC North? When was the last time DMac almost got into a fight?

Hour 3 of The Drive jokes about why Greg Penner was away while Coach Payton was being announced as the Broncos next HC. | How many things went under the radar last season? Can you compare the path Brees and Payton took to the one Russ and Payton are about to take? Why are things getting pushed back so much with Payton now that Week 1 has arrived? | What has Coach Prime done to the state of Colorado with CU’s rise? Is this sustainable? How will Coach Prime manage Travis Hunter? | The Lions vs Chiefs game was a reminder that the NFL will always be King! The Detroit Lions took advantage of a crippled K.C. Chiefs team. Could the Lions be getting ready to growl to the top of the NFC North? When was the last time DMac almost got into a fight?

The Up & In Show took to the road this weekend, as Anthony Ranaudo went to Mandeville, Louisiana for the Buy-You Collectables Show where he was able to interview a number of local celebrities and athletes.LSU Baseball's Tommy White sat down for a brief interview and spoke about hitting the walk-off home run to send LSU to the College World Series Finals against Florida. He spoke about hte moment of beating Wake Forest and what it means to be a part of the LSU baseball organization under Head Coach jay Johnson. He gave due respect to Dylan Crews and Paul Skenes and mentioned he just tried to mimic his game and work ethic off of those two guys and let his play on the field reflect that. Former LSU Football player, Jacob Hester, sat down with Anthony Ranaudo to talk about DT Mekhi Wingo being awarded the coveted number 18 jersey for the LSU football team. Hester mentions how the players who previously wore the number 18 are essentially a fraternity of guys who are there for each other and support each other, most recently, when Foster Moreau was struggling with health issues, he was supported by the former number 18s at LSU in their group message. Jordan Spector got his local fame in the art community by painting a piece of art of Joe Burrow smoking a cigar after winning the College Football Playoff in 2019. He has since done work for Drew Brees, Jalen Hurts, and more athletes. Jordan is currently working on a new project, releasing custom sports cards of some of his favorite athletes from Philadelphia. Dwier Brown, most famously known as John Kinsella, Ray Kinsella's father in Field of Dreams, sat down with Anthony Ranaudo for a brief interview. In one of the most entertaining interviews of the day, Dwier Brown shared stories of Kevin Costner as he was working on multiple projects during the filming of Field of Dreams, and was right on the cusp of becoming an A-list actor. He also shared a story, for the first time on camera, about the passing of his biological father during his filming of Field of Dreams. He shared a story about driving from his own father's funeral, to portray a deceased father who would return for one last game of catch with his son. Brown goes in depth on what that role meant for him, and how he was able to process his true emotions and feelings in real time, and the public could see it on camera without knowing the reality of the situation he was currently experiencing. Becky Fos is Texas native who has lived in New Orleans for the last 17 years and has developed a following for her art. She is well-loved and highly admired within the art community and most famously known for her portrayals of  the Louisana state bird, the pelican, as well as her depictions of oysters in her art. Becky is a rockstar in the art community and we look forward to developing a working relationship with her as our respective careers continue to move forward. Brielle Viator is a graphic designer who was the mastermind behind the creation of the Buy-You Collectables Show. She also owns her own company, as a young entrepreneur, titled The Social Sense. You can find her on Instagram @thesocial.sense and you should reach out to her for any graphic design needs!Support the show

Brandon Marshall and Ashley Nicole Moss discuss a plethora of football news from over the weekend, including how the Cowboys trading for Trey Lance impacts the relationship between Dak Prescott and Jerry Jones, Aaron Rodgers' final preseason action, and a final season lookahead.

The Everbowl menu is centered on superfood packed bowls and smoothies highlighting acai, pitaya, matcha, blue majic, cacao and other "stuff that has been around forever™". It's fun, vibrant eateries invite diners to augment these superfoods with fruits, nuts, berries, and grains to create flavorful bowls to fuel their active lifestyles. In 2022, Alex partnered with Drew Brees to form EB Master, an Area Representative organization in the Everbowl system. They are signed up to bring over 150 stores to 13 states: North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Illinois. In today's episode, learn about what sets Everbowl apart from the rest and how their aggressive expansion goals are going strong towards success.   Key Takeaways: [2:36] - Alex's original career path was in education but he realized he wouldn't have the income he'd like to sustain the life he wanted so he went into business. [4:17] - Alex describes his experience and drive to bring acai to his town. [5:50] - What are the things to consider when choosing a brand to franchise? [8:32] - Everbowl has an aggressive expansion goal over the next four years. [10:41] - Alex explains how he connected with Drew Brees. [13:50] - One of the goals for Everbowl is to be connected with more athletes. [16:12] - What is Everbowl doing differently to attract franchise owners and customers? [20:21] - Alex describes the ideal retail spots for Everbowl. [22:13] - Owners that are really plugged in and involved in their community are ideal franchise owners for Everbowl. [24:44] - The menu at Everbowl is diverse and healthy. [28:01] - Connect with Alex on social media and find out more about Everbowl.   Mentioned in This Episode: Everbowl Home Page Everbowl Franchise Site

This is Schoolyard Sports with Lane Frank, Season 3! This episode is huddling up & discussing: Headlines, Athlete Interviews From The Pump Foundation Dinner ft. Lamar Odom, Jim Gray, Michael Buffer, Sugar Ray Leonard, Carlos Boozer, Rodney Terry, Kenyon Martin, John McEnroe, Lil Durk, Drew Brees, Ric Flair, Michael Phelps, Andrew Whitworth, Byron Scott, Brock Osweiler, Dexter Fowler, Michael Irvin & more. Then takes us through the wide world of sports with Take of the Week, Did You Know?, Jonathan Taylor Spotlight, College Football Showcase, At The Buzzer, Question of the Day & more! This episode is not to be missed! Subscribe to Full Episodes here: https://youtu.be/-V0EDdJ46B4 Follow @schoolyardsports on Instagram/TikTok & @schoolyardsport on Twitter Produced by http://www.DBPodcasts.com Follow @dbpodcasts https://youtu.be/nrqki6fdrdk

Drew shares never-before-heard stories from his football career, the mindset that fueled his achievements, and the lessons he's learned both on and off the field. He talks about leadership, determination, and what it takes to succeed at the highest level. But it's not just about football! Drew also reveals insights into his life outside the field.

We all know football season is right around the corner, so this week we are so excited to welcome former NFL center lineman and stellar athlete, Seth McKinney, to the No Grey Areas Podcast!Originally from the lone star state of Texas, he went from winning high school football championships with Drew Brees, to winning the BIG12 championship against Kansas State, to playing on the starting lineup of multiple NFL teams including the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, and Cleveland Browns. This episode gives a closer look into his top career highs on the field, how to overcome disappointments and a key principle of life that Nick Saban told him years ago that he still lives by. You won't want to miss Seth McKinney as he shares how he's dealt with the unknowns of life, how he tackled hitting rock bottom, and knowing that you ultimately control the processes of your life.Be sure to like our podcast, share it with a friend, and leave a review!You can also watch the video versions on our YouTube channel. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on the next inspiring and motivating interview!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbnC2rjEumGJhqy54qazFFwConnect with us on social media for more engaging, inspiring, and motivating content.INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/nogreyareas_gagliano/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/NoGreyAreasTWITTER X: https://twitter.com/NoGreyAreasEMAIL: info@nogreyareas.com

Part Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins with growing hype around the Lions. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager and Super Bowl Champion Jason McCourty give their expectations for the Lions opening the season against the Chiefs.  Drew Brees dropped by the Broncos practice for some preseason motivation, but who does GMFB want in studio to motivate them before official games start? Plus, Brandon Copeland talks about retiring from the NFL and what's next for him! The Good Morning Football Podcast is part of the NFL Podcast Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 of The Drive messes with Stoke and Zach about their Golf Outing today. Chad and DMac have fun with some of Chad's stories about getting cut. Did he talk about the Patriots too much? | Drew Brees was at practice today with Sean Payton. Why was he there? It's joint practice time! Will the Broncos regret their agreement to this joint practice? | DMac must address something. There was some uncertainty about one aspect of the Broncos game from this weekend. Does the NFL owe the Broncos an explanation about the unforeseen rule? | Our Denver 7 Broncos Insider Troy Renck joins The Drive. Troy talks about the HOF committee and their voting. Who will be on the field vs the Rams with guys getting healthy this week? Troy explains his top 5 WR to make the 53-man roster! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Bobby remembered comments from Drew Brees regarding former Purdue QB Aidan O'Connell. The guys shared their thoughts on Justin Fields and Anthony Richardson. Bobby and Mike explained why the Saints and Texans agreed to cancel their joint practices. Bobby blamed the record heat for the decision. Aaron Wilson, a Texans reporter for KPRC 2 Houston, joined Mike and Bobby to preview the Texans' 2023 season. Wilson talked about Will Anderson Jr., DeMeco Ryans, and Sheldon Rankins. He also broke down the Texans' roster.

Chad Peterman is sharing a special throwback: "7 Ways to Lead Yourself." In this episode, he dives into the key elements of leadership and personal growth. Chad explores how successful individuals like Tiger Woods and Drew Brees have achieved greatness through preparation and visualization. From intentional actions to sacrificing comfort and embracing discomfort, we'll discover the steps needed to rise to the next level. Get ready to take notes as we uncover the power of discipline, accountability, and creating unique habits. Additional Resources:Chad on LinkedIn Peterman Brothers Website More on PeopleForward Network Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn 

Stokley and Zach opened the show reacting to the news that Drew Brees is at Broncos practice. What needs to be the plan at the running back position to start the season for the Broncos? The fellas then gave their thoughts on the latest trade rumors surrounding the Broncos and a Pro Bowl kicker. Should the Broncos try and trade for Colts RB Jonathan Taylor?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bobby and Steve responded to a text from a WWL listener about Dennis Allen and Sean Payton. Bobby reviewed the dynasties over the decades of the NFL. Jeff Nowak, the Saints' sideline reporter, joined Bobby and Steve to discuss his observations from the team's joint practice vs. the Chargers. Nowak shared his thoughts on the performance of the Saints' offense vs. LA's defense. Nowak evaluated Chris Olave, Michael Thomas, and Derek Carr. He gave an update on the Saints' injuries. Nowak also projected LB Jaylon Smith's role on the team. Bobby and Steve listened to post-practice audio from S Tyrann Mathieu. 

Bobby and Steve responded to a text from a WWL listener about Dennis Allen and Sean Payton. Bobby reviewed the dynasties over the decades of the NFL. Jeff Nowak, the Saints' sideline reporter, joined Bobby and Steve to discuss his observations from the team's joint practice vs. the Chargers. Nowak shared his thoughts on the performance of the Saints' offense vs. LA's defense. Nowak evaluated Chris Olave, Michael Thomas, and Derek Carr. He gave an update on the Saints' injuries. Nowak also projected LB Jaylon Smith's role on the team. Bobby and Steve listened to post-practice audio from S Tyrann Mathieu. 

College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Johnny Manziel, his documentary, and his decline live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom and Bo talk about the Johnny Manziel documentary and Tom says that he was kind of disappointed because it didn't tell us anything new about the young star. Bo and Tom talk about the way that Kliff Kingsbury handled Manziel and just let him do what he wanted as long as he played well on the field. Tom compares Baker Mayfield and Johnny Manziel in their on field personalities and talks about Baker having more control of his off-field actions. Bo says that Johnny could have been a poor man's Drew Brees and Tom talks about the comparison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the SEC Insider Hit College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electrifying college football players he's seen, college teams with questions at quarterback and Jaxson Dart's relationship with Lane Kiffin live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom and Bo talk about the Johnny Manziel documentary and Tom says that he was kind of disappointed because it didn't tell us anything new about the young star. Bo and Tom talk about the way that Kliff Kingsbury handled Manziel and just let him do what he wanted as long as he played well on the field. Tom compares Baker Mayfield and Johnny Manziel in their on field personalities and talks about Baker having more control of his off-field actions. Bo says that Johnny could have been a poor man's Drew Brees and Tom talks about the comparison. Bo and Tom start talking about the most electrifying college football players they've seen and Tom objects to the absence of one specific player. Tom tells Bo about when he saw Cam Newton in the spring before his amazing season at Auburn and remembers him looking pretty bad. The guys go back and forth comparing Michael Vick and Johnny Manziel and Tom gives his take on who would win in a race. Bo asks Tom about the state of Michigan football and if they have a chance to beat Ohio State again. Tom gives his thoughts on the QB battle at Alabama and he believes Jalen Milroe is the most athletic guy in the room. Bo and Tom start talking about who will start at QB for Auburn and Tom thinks Robby Ashfrod is like the Jalen Milroe of Auburn. Tom talks about schools that have question marks at QB. Bo asks Tom about the Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders battle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about playing Metallica in sports stadiums, your top 3 favorite fruits, and the most electrifying college football players in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo's experience smoking a phenomenal Metallica cigar and the guys start talking about when to listen to the metal band. Bo and the crew talk about playing Enter Sandman in the gym and hearing it in every stadium. The guys look at the best fruits and breakfast that gets their days started. In the SEC College Football insider Tom Luginbill joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the most electrifying college football players he's seen, college teams with questions at quarterback and Jaxson Dart's relationship with Lane Kiffin live in the BankPlus Studio. Tom and Bo talk about the Johnny Manziel documentary and Tom says that he was kind of disappointed because it didn't tell us anything new about the young star. Bo and Tom talk about the way that Kliff Kingsbury handled Manziel and just let him do what he wanted as long as he played well on the field. Tom compares Baker Mayfield and Johnny Manziel in their on field personalities and talks about Baker having more control of his off-field actions. Bo says that Johnny could have been a poor man's Drew Brees and Tom talks about the comparison. Bo and Tom start talking about the most electrifying college football players they've seen and Tom objects to the absence of one specific player. Tom tells Bo about when he saw Cam Newton in the spring before his amazing season at Auburn and remembers him looking pretty bad. The guys go back and forth comparing Michael Vick and JOhnny Manziel and Tom gives his take on who would win in a race. BO asks Tom about the state of Michigan football and if they have a chance to beat Ohio State again. Tom gives his thoughts on the QB battle at Alabama and he believes Jalen Milroe is the most athletic guy in the room. Bo and Tom start talking about who will start at QB for Auburn and Tom thinks Robby Ashfrod is like the Jalen Milroe of Auburn. Tom talks about schools that have question marks at QB. Bo asks Tom about the Jaxson Dart and Spencer Sanders battle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Ole Miss going into the Alabama game, eating 4 meals a day, and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling in the third hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys look at the first three games for Ole Miss and how non-conference games could prepare the team for Alabama in week 4. Bo and Jason talk about Lane Kiffin saying "get your popcorn ready" and Bo doesn't believe Jason when he says he was embarrassed by the statement. The phrase gets the guys on the topic of popcorn and Bo talks about how good Louisiana Hot Sauce is on popcorn while Jason doesn't trust it. Bo and the crew talk about their eating habits and Bo can't believe that Jason eats 4 meals a day. New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences with Sean Payton, the best player for the Saints right now and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Jeff if he was surprised that Sean Payton went after Nathaniel Hackett like he did and Jeff says that it was the name dropping, not the attitude, that surprised him. Jeff talks about the unwritten rule between coaches that you don't name a coach specifically when attacking a program and that some fans actually like Sean Payton making himself and the team into bad guys. Jeff talks about how Sean does have friends but his attitude causes him to alienate himself, especially to people like Robert Saleh and staff of the NY Jets. Jeff mentions that Sean runs hot but it's no a part of his nature and some people love him or hate him for it. Bo asks Jeff about Sean Payton's west coast living and Jeff confirms that he is one of the only coaches to have a brand deal with a company like Jordan. Jeff says that people in New Orleans get tired of him reporting on Sean Payton but he believes the best coach in Saints history will always be valuable news. Bo and Jeff compare Sean and Hugh Freeze together and break down the similarities between the two coaches. Jeff uses Jimmy Graham and Brandin Cooks as examples of the type of people Sean and Hugh are. Bo asks Jeff about the most popular players on the team and Jeff talks about Alvin Kamara holding the top spot but Cam Jordan is close behind. Jeff talks about Dennis Allen needing to take advantage of an easy schedule this year and that this is the first time since the Brees& Payton era that season tickets have been available. Jeff believes that Chris Olave is the best player on the Saints if Alvin Kamara isn't in the game and the future for Michael Thomas. Jeff believes Thomas will never be the same but could impact the game in different ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bo and the crew talk about Hardy's relationship with Mississippi State and Busch Light, buying merchandise at games, and expectations for the New Orleans Saints in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys talk about Bo seeing an ad with Hardy and Busch light at Two Brothers in Starkville and how Hardy has used his influence to pair with brands he loves. Jason talks about his first steak from Koestler Prime and the guys talk about just how good Mississippi State cheese is. The guys look at Bo's Atlanta Braves hat and start talking about if buying merchandise at the game is the best way to do it. Bo and the crew start talking about local places to get jerseys framed and Jason brings up Hobby Lobby, which sparks the discussion of boy scout car races. New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences with Sean Payton, the best player for the Saints right now and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Jeff if he was surprised that Sean Payton went after Nathaniel Hackett like he did and Jeff says that it was the name dropping, not the attitude, that surprised him. Jeff talks about the unwritten rule between coaches that you don't name a coach specifically when attacking a program and that some fans actually like Sean Payton making himself and the team into bad guys. Jeff talks about how Sean does have friends but his attitude causes him to alienate himself, especially to people like Robert Saleh and staff of the NY Jets. Jeff mentions that Sean runs hot but it's no a part of his nature and some people love him or hate him for it. Bo asks Jeff about Sean Payton's west coast living and Jeff confirms that he is one of the only coaches to have a brand deal with a company like Jordan. Jeff says that people in New Orleans get tired of him reporting on Sean Payton but he believes the best coach in Saints history will always be valuable news. Bo and Jeff compare Sean and Hugh Freeze together and break down the similarities between the two coaches. Jeff uses Jimmy Graham and Brandin Cooks as examples of the type of people Sean and Hugh are. Bo asks Jeff about the most popular players on the team and Jeff talks about Alvin Kamara holding the top spot but Cam Jordan is close behind. Jeff talks about Dennis Allen needing to take advantage of an easy schedule this year and that this is the first time since the Brees& Payton era that season tickets have been available. Jeff believes that Chris Olave is the best player on the Saints if Alvin Kamara isn't in the game and the future for Michael Thomas. Jeff believes Thomas will never be the same but could impact the game in different ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about the future for Michael Thomas and what Chris Olave can accomplish live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Jeff about the most popular players on the team and Jeff talks about Alvin Kamara holding the top spot but Cam Jordan is close behind. Jeff talks about Dennis Allen needing to take advantage of an easy schedule this year and that this is the first time since the Brees& Payton era that season tickets have been available. Jeff believes that Chris Olave is the best player on the Saints if Alvin Kamara isn't in the game and the future for Michael Thomas. Jeff believes Thomas will never be the same but could impact the game in different ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New Orleans Saints insider Jeff Duncan joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about his experiences with Sean Payton, the best player for the Saints right now and the Saints taking advantage of scheduling live in the BankPlus Studio. Bo asks Jeff if he was surprised that Sean Payton went after Nathaniel Hackett like he did and Jeff says that it was the name dropping, not the attitude, that surprised him. Jeff talks about the unwritten rule between coaches that you don't name a coach specifically when attacking a program and that some fans actually like Sean Payton making himself and the team into bad guys. Jeff talks about how Sean does have friends but his attitude causes him to alienate himself, especially to people like Robert Saleh and staff of the NY Jets. Jeff mentions that Sean runs hot but it's no a part of his nature and some people love him or hate him for it. Bo asks Jeff about Sean Payton's west coast living and Jeff confirms that he is one of the only coaches to have a brand deal with a company like Jordan. Jeff says that people in New Orleans get tired of him reporting on Sean Payton but he believes the best coach in Saints history will always be valuable news. Bo and Jeff compare Sean and Hugh Freeze together and break down the similarities between the two coaches. Jeff uses Jimmy Graham and Brandin Cooks as examples of the type of people Sean and Hugh are. Bo asks Jeff about the most popular players on the team and Jeff talks about Alvin Kamara holding the top spot but Cam Jordan is close behind. Jeff talks about Dennis Allen needing to take advantage of an easy schedule this year and that this is the first time since the Brees& Payton era that season tickets have been available. Jeff believes that Chris Olave is the best player on the Saints if Alvin Kamara isn't in the game and the future for Michael Thomas. Jeff believes Thomas will never be the same but could impact the game in different ways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Hilbert, the marketing manager of The Silver Slipper, joined Bobby and Mike to preview the 2023 season. The guys praised the Saints' TE room, highlighting Juwan Johnson and Jimmy Graham. They remembered Drew Brees' celebrity pickleball match vs. John McEnroe at the 2023 NOLA Pickle Fest. Bobby and Mike spoke to WWL listeners about the Saints' offense. Bobby, Mike, and Charlie played their daily "Triple Option" segment. Bobby previewed Trevor Penning's matchup vs. Los Angeles' elite pass rushers. He celebrated Derek Carr's opening drive with the Saints. Charlie gave a stat about the preseason college football AP Poll. Mike evaluated rookie WR A. T. Perry's strong performance vs. the Chiefs.

On this episode of the podcast, host Jeff Fenster interviews NFL legend Drew Brees. Brees shares his journey from football to business, discussing his experience as a franchisee for Jimmy John's and his current success with Everbowl. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity and resilience, and shares his insights on setting goals, embracing challenges, and achieving success. In this podcast episode featuring guest Drew Brees, the conversation revolves around Brees' transition from his football career to his post-football endeavors. Brees discusses his entrepreneurial mindset and his involvement in various small business ventures throughout his life. He shares his experience as a franchisee for Jimmy John's sandwiches and how it sparked his interest in franchising. Brees emphasizes the importance of authenticity in choosing the brands he wants to be involved with. He says, "I think it's important to be authentic and to be true to yourself and to the brands that you choose to be involved with." The discussion also touches on Brees' personal experiences with failure and adversity, highlighting the importance of resilience and finding love in difficult situations. Brees shares his belief in the value of the franchise community and the knowledge and wisdom that can be gained from fellow franchise owners. The conversation concludes with Brees' success in expanding his Everbowl locations and his appreciation for the lessons learned from both successes and failures. Overall, the episode showcases Brees' entrepreneurial spirit, his successful transition into the business world, and his insights on setting goals, embracing challenges, and achieving success.

In the 194th episode of The Strength Connection Podcast, Michael and our special guest, creating a theme for your year, what is the definition of “IMPACT!” for Todd Durkin, and how that definition has evolved over the years, the story of the book “The IMPACT! Body Plan,” impact sounded like a “car crash”? True Strength vs IMPACT!, the #1 lesson Todd Durkin learned from my dad, “A Father's Love” - Todd Durkin's speech with Dr. David Jeremiah, and much more!Join us in this insightful and captivating talk! In this chapter, you will discover:(1:00) Michael introducing our special guest, world-renowned performance coach, Todd Durkin @todddurkin(2:00) Michael heard Todd speak 12 years ago(2:50) Creating a theme for your year(3:00) What is the definition of “IMPACT!” for Todd Durkin, and how that definition has evolved over the years(3:40) The story of the book “The IMPACT! Body Plan” by Todd Durkin (4:50) Go to Nabosotechnology.com Use the code CONNECTION for 10% of your purchase https://bit.ly/3PUZC6G (6:10) Impact sounded like a “car crash”?(6:40) The publishing company wouldn't let the book out because of the name(8:40) “Sometimes you got to stick by what you firmly believe and be willing to walk away from a deal, even if you already invested a lot of time, energy and money into it.” - Todd Durkin @todddurkin(8:50) IMPACT is a way of life(10:50) Impact is a “positive” impact(11:40) True Strength vs IMPACT!(13:10) IMPACT! Now is an acronym(13:40) “My role in divine purpose is to empower others to empower others.” - Todd Durkin @todddurkin(15:10) The story of Todd Durkin's family(16:10) Todd Durkin lost his dad at 20 years old(16:40) The #1 lesson I learned from my dad: Instill belief(18:00) A back injury that ended my football career at 25(20:00) Doing a detox for the first time(20:40) Healing, fascia, and soft tissue(21:00) Zen body therapy(22:30) The start of Fitness Quest 10(23:30) I was helping people of all ages, levels, shapes, and sizes(24:20) “The body is a crazy place to live.” - Brett Jones @brettjonessfg(25:00) Pain gets stored in the body(26:50) Shout out to John E. Sarno(28:50) Working with LaDainian Tomlinson @lt_21official, Drew Brees @drewbrees, and Vaughn Parker(32:00) Addicted to coaching(35:00) “If you want to change your psychological state, you need to change your physiological state” - Todd Durkin @todddurkin(35:50) Harmony vs balance(37:10) “You don't always have to put periods after each of your roles. You can put commas.” - Pastor TD Jakes(39:40) “If you want more green machine, then you need to take more mellow yellow time and more blue sky time.” - Wayne Cotton(40:00) The more success you create, the more time off you need(43:40) Give yourself time to be unproductive(44:40) I'd feel guilty when I took time off(52:10) “A Father's Love” Todd Durkin's speech with Dr. David Jeremiah @drdavidjeremiah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyEFE0PBqjc (55:30) 3 signs from God(56:10) My father. Me as a father, and God as my father(58:30) There are always opportunities for you to grow(59:50) The congruence between body, mind and soul(1:00:00) Get Your Mind Right by Todd Durkin https://www.amazon.com/Get-Your-Mind-Right-Potential/dp/0801094941 (1:02:40) Where to find out more about Todd Durkin @todddurkin (1:03:40) Join the Strength Connection Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/246922387454298 

Saints legend Drew Brees joined Bobby, Mike, and Steve to discuss the birth of the annual NOLA Pickle Fest. Brees explained the game of pickleball, comparing it to ping pong. He praised OC Pete Carmichael Jr., calling him brilliant. Brees remembered the special Saints teams that fell short of a championship. He evaluated second-year WR Chris Olave. Brees talked about Jimmy Graham's role on the 2023 Saints. He also shared his thoughts on LSU QB Jayden Daniels and the college football transfer portal. 

Saints legend Drew Brees joined Bobby, Mike, and Steve to discuss the birth of the annual NOLA Pickle Fest. Brees explained the game of pickleball, comparing it to ping pong. He praised OC Pete Carmichael Jr., calling him brilliant. Brees remembered the special Saints teams that fell short of a championship. He evaluated second-year WR Chris Olave. Brees talked about Jimmy Graham's role on the 2023 Saints. He also shared his thoughts on LSU QB Jayden Daniels and the college football transfer portal. Bobby, Steve, and Mike previewed the Saints' preseason opener vs. the Chiefs. 

Saints legend Drew Brees joined Bobby, Mike, and Steve to discuss the birth of the annual NOLA Pickle Fest. Brees explained the game of pickleball, comparing it to ping pong. He praised OC Pete Carmichael Jr., calling him brilliant. Brees remembered the special Saints teams that fell short of a championship. He evaluated second-year WR Chris Olave. Brees talked about Jimmy Graham's role on the 2023 Saints. He also shared his thoughts on LSU QB Jayden Daniels and the college football transfer portal. 

Mike, Steve, and Bobby shared their thoughts on Saints LB Jaylon Smith. The guys talked about the Saints' week one game vs. the Titans. Saints legend Drew Brees joined Bobby, Steve, and Mike to discuss the first annual NOLA Pickleball Fest and the Saints' off-season. Brees previewed his celebrity match vs. John McEnroe. Brees praised QB Derek Carr and the Saints' defense ahead of the 2023 season. He remembered his time at NBC as a sports broadcaster. Brees gave his take on college football conference realignment. He also talked about Sean Payton's fit in Denver.

Author John Vampatella & Mark talk about John's book the 53rd Man, Fighting to Make It in the NFL – book by John Vampatella. All of this, & Ohtani, The Tampa Bay Rays, the Orioles & the AngelsPart 1 of this interview is at https://bit.ly/3s5UdQh  The 53rd Man is the last man to make the NFL team's roster. These players fight to stay in the game and on the team. John's book takes the reader through injuries, cuts and trades.120 plus players in the minor leagues for each team in football the cutoff is 53The 53rd Man, Fighting to Make It in the NFL – book by John VampatellaUConn, Wide Receiver, Jeremy Davis, NFL 5 to 6 year career, Special Teams AceNFL does not have a minor league like MLBFringe Players, Bubble Guys, may make the team but may be on the practice squad.Davis became a Special Teams Ace53rd Men stories include players including, Austin Carr with the Patriots who got cut by Belichick and then moved to the Saints and played with Drew Brees Faith & ResiliencyYou can't make the club from the tub – 53rd man may get the same level of care as any other player but they could easily be replaced. Many of these players will continue to play hurt to mainJeremy Davis with the Giants – the fear of being cut because your hurt Faith for Matthew Slater, son of NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Slater, gave him strength during difficult timesTrust that God has a Plan for them and it gives them peace while others who are stressed outWalk with God – it has been the anchor to get some players through their pro careerJohn's inspired by 13-year old daughter's faith & her walk with God while facing hardship Orioles, Blue Jays & Tampa Bay Rays 3 AL East teams potentially in the 6 spots for MLB Playoff BracketsRays Injuries  - Glasnow, McClanahan, Springer, RasmussenWhat happened to the Rays in August and will they be able to catch the OriolesShohei Ohtani – the singular GOAT of the century – Arte MorenoAngels have Ohtani & Mike Trout and are currently under .500John Vampatella's book, 53rd Man, Fighting to Make it in the NFL you can order now at https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781538181508/53rd-Man-Fighting-to-Make-It-in-the-NFL Use Code: RLFANDF30  to get 30% off BaseballBiz On Deck on iheartradio, Stitcher, Apple, Spotify & Google & www.BaseballBizOnDeck.com Please like, subscribe and remark. Let us know your thoughts about the show. Special thanks to XTaKeRuX for the music "Rocking Forward"

Saints legend Drew Brees joined Bobby, Steve, and Mike to discuss the first annual NOLA Pickleball Fest and the Saints' off-season. Brees previewed his celebrity match vs. John McEnroe. Brees praised QB Derek Carr and the Saints' defense ahead of the 2023 season. He remembered his time at NBC as a sports broadcaster. Brees gave his take on college football conference realignment. He also talked about Sean Payton's fit in Denver.

Perseverance, passion, and purpose. That's the inspiring life journey we have the privilege of listening to from three-time Superbowl champion, Matt Light. In this week's Team Never Quit Podcast, Matt and Marcus delve into the remarkable story of a man who not only dominated the gridiron but is currently leaving an indelible mark off the field. His experience of growing up in a rural farming community taught him the values of hard work, responsibility, and accountability. Matt says had never seen a football game in his life until he played in his first college game, and eventually won a scholarship to Purdue University, where he served as left tackle behind his friend and future Super Bowl MVP, quarterback Drew Brees. He took up the same position in 2001 for Tom Brady, after being drafted by the New England Patriots, launching what would be a storied NFL career. Matt Light's impact still extends far beyond the football field. He founded the Light Foundation, a non-profit organization that focuses on empowering young people through outdoor activities, leadership programs, and character development. Matt Light is a true pro football legend. From his humble beginnings to his enduring influence, Matt's story is a testament to the power of dedication and the potential for greatness both on and off the field. Socials: - IG: The Light Foundation - www.mattlight72.com - www.celebrateTB12.com (Online Sweepstakes) Sponsors: - Navyfederal.org - Fitbod.me/TNQ - Nextevo.com/TNQ  In this episode you will hear: • I was blessed at an early age to be surrounded by doers – people that were creative, innovative, and crafty. They thought outside the box. (6:15) • I truly had never seen a [football] game in my life until I played in my first college game. (7:58) • Ending up in football? That was the farthest thing from my imagination, but it became a reality. (11:21) • I never went to jail when I hit somebody with pads on. (19:33) • [Football] should be violent sport, but the caveat is – It's controlled violence. (19:48) • My mom was adamant: whatever you start, you will finish – whether you like it or not. (21:24) • The thing that makes a great coach is their ability to switch gears, depending on who it is they're coaching. (26:56) • [After a Superbowl win] it was overwhelming, surreal, and wild. You can't write something like that, but you're blessed to be a part of it. (55:34) • I like the fight, and I take things personal, and I want to get better every day. (57:09) • [Bill Belichick would ask a question] and if you didn't have the answer, he was going to destroy you in front of the entire team. So everybody's on pins and needles. (61:53) • I practiced the little things every single day in practice. (72:25) • I loved the opportunity to go out and prove that I deserved to be on that team. (75:19) • [Our company goal – the Light Foundation - is to develop] responsible, ethical, accountable leaders. (81:53) • Being around guys that were money every time we needed them in the highest pressure situations, was one of the coolest aspects of playing that game. (98:03) • If you can consistently win with one move as a defensive lineman, you're an all-pro player. (98:58)

Scoot talks to Audacy New Orleans Market Manager Kevin Cassidy about who's gonna win the big exhibition pickleball match between Drew Brees and John McEnroe

New Orleans Saints and LSU insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking about Dak Prescott as a leader and the work involved with being an NFL QB live in the BankPlus Studio. Mike talks about arriving to the Saints facility early one Thursday morning to receive a package and found that Drew Brees was already present and putting in work. Mike and Bo talk about the amount of time and effort QB's put into the game in order to receive the massive paydays and relates it to the amount of work head coaches have to put in. Bo gives Mike a quote from a former teammate of Dak Prescott, Cole Beasley, where the former receiver talks about Dak as the best leader he has ever played with. Mike believes this is more of a compliment towards Dak rather than an insult to Josh Allen and recites a saying that defines the attention around the quarterback position: more credit in wins, more blame in losses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ben and Steven continue their offseason deep dive into some of the biggest questions around the league. This week, they look into what went wrong with Russell Wilson's first year in Denver, and discuss the differences between Wilson in Seattle's offense compared to Denver's offense (03:09). Then, they talk about Sean Payton's system, how it functioned under Drew Brees, and whether that can be replicated in Denver (21:55). After, they try to figure out what would be considered a success for the Broncos to justify sticking with Wilson's large contract (39:35). Hosts: Ben Solak and Steven Ruiz Producer: Eduardo Ocampo Additional Production Supervision: Arjuna Ramgopal and Conor Nevins Musical Elements: Devon Renaldo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Per @FanDuel, the New Orleans Saints have the best odds of winning the NFC South in 2023. Host Aaron Freeman is joined by Ross Jackson (@LockedOnSaints) to discuss the case for and against the Saints winning the wide-open division. They discuss the return of Michael Thomas and whether the defense has taken a step back thanks to the defections of Ryan Nielsen, David Onyemata, and Kaden Elliss to the Atlanta Falcons. They also discuss offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael and whether new quarterback Derek Carr can come together to make the Saints offense hum again like it did under Sean Payton and Drew Brees. Later, Aaron looks ahead to the 2024 NFL Draft at UCLA edge-rusher Laiatu Latu and whether or not he can be that “alpha” pass-rusher that the Falcons are missing. He discusses Latu's circuitous route to UCLA after a brief retirement due to a neck injury and why his impressive 2022 production puts him in the upper tiers of edge prospects in recent memory. Part of the @LockedOnATL Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Gabe Ikard and Teddy Lehman are joined by former OU wide receiver Kenny Stills to discuss his 9 year NFL career including playing with Drew Brees and Deshaun Watson. They also discuss Kenny's activism that led to him being a polarizing figure in the NFL, his passion for mental health awareness and some of his favorite memories at Oklahoma. ·Use promo code ‘ted' for 10% off at https://opolisclothing.com/ ·Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OK_Breakdown?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor ·Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ok_breakdown/?hl=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Will the playbook be more open for Sean Payton with Russ than it was with Brees in his last few years with the Saints?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brooke Kirchhofer, Mike Triplett and Nick Underhill answer fan questions in this edition of the NOF mailbag. They answer questions about their favorite Saints games, what the outcome of certain off-the-field issues can mean for the team and more on this episode of NewOrleans.Football. 0:00 - Intro03:13 - Favorite post-Brees era game09:18 - Starting safety during M.Maye suspension13:39 - Who is your breakout player18:09 - Cautious optimism 21:13 - Play-calling duties26:39 - Cam Jordan extension30:29 - Most impactful rookie 31:51 - Biggest draft need34:19 - M.Thomas' future For more Saints news, analysis and podcasts at NewOrleans.Football https://neworleans.football/ Hardhide Ponchatoula Strawberry Whiskey is an 86 proof blend of 3 year old wheat bourbon, American Light Whiskey, and fresh Ponchatoula strawberries.  Blended in New Orleans, it's not for the thin skinned. Look for it in your favorite stores, bars, and restaurants. ------------------------- If you need legal help with any of the following: • Car Wrecks • Offshore Injuries • 18 Wheeler Collisions • Maritime & Jones Act • Hurricane/Storm Claims  You BETTER CALL BADEAUX at (504) 323-7777 or (985) 303-7777 for your FREE consultation and case review!--------------------------Get $1,000 back in Bonus Bets from BetMGM with the code NO1000.How to Get this Offer in 4 Easy Steps:1. Sign up and deposit into your newly created account.2. Download the BetMGM Sports app on iOS or Android, or visit https://mediaserver.betmgmpartners.co.... Use the code NO1000 when signing up. 3. Place your first bet offer and receive up to $1,000 back in Bonus Bets if it loses.4. If the bet does lose, your Bonus Bets will be available once the wager is settled!----Check out Ideal Market • Home of the freshest produce in the city • They are doing such a great job in the community receiving the Peter J Larkin award from the National Grocers association for outstanding community support • Always bringing the best quality food products at the best prices  • The home of the largest variety of Hispanic and international foods you will find in the state • A hot deli that surpasses many restaurants in the flavor of their authentic Hispanic dishes  • Also the best place to cash checks wire money, and pay bills , a complete customer service department like no other----Hardhide Ponchatoula Strawberry Whiskey is an 86 proof blend of aged wheat bourbon, American Light Whiskey, and fresh Ponchatoula strawberries.Blended in New Orleans, it's not for the thin skinned. Look for it in your favorite stores, bars, and restaurants.

In today's episode, Stephon Diggs Drama in Buffalo Stephon Diggs expresses frustration with his role in the offense and lack of influence in play-calling decisions. Diggs's discontentment raises questions about the team going into 2023. Patriots' CB Jack Jones Arrested on Weapons Charges Jack Jones, cornerback for the Patriots, faces arrest at the airport on weapons charges. This incident follows a team suspension during his rookie season. 4 Star QB Austin Simmons Flips from Florida to Ole Miss Four-star quarterback recruit Austin Simmons shocks the football world by switching his commitment from Florida to Ole Miss. Ranked as the No. 3 passer in the Class of 2025, Simmons decides to reclassify into the Class of 2023, altering the landscape of quarterback prospects. Lamar Jackson and Ravens' New Look Offense The Baltimore Ravens gear up for a new look offense this season, led by new offensive coordinator Todd Monken. The revamped system aims to elevate the passing game, with the additions of playmakers Odell Beckham Jr. and rookie Zay Flowers. Saints' Excitement over New QB Derek Carr The New Orleans Saints and head coach Dennis Allen express their excitement over newly acquired quarterback Derek Carr. After missing the playoffs for two seasons since Drew Brees retired, the team believes Carr will be a key catalyst for their resurgence. Taysom Hill's Evolving Role for 2023 According to NFL.com reports, Taysom Hill's role in the upcoming season will focus more on playing as a wide receiver. The arrival of Derek Carr as the starting quarterback prompts adjustments to Hill's position and utilization within the Saints' offense. Overrated or Underrated? In this fun segment, Brad challenges Alex to determine whether various players, teams, coaches, or football-related entities are overrated or underrated. Top 8 NFL Tight End Draft Brad and Alex engage in a lively discussion as they each draft their top 8 tight ends for the upcoming NFL season. Tune in to hear their expert analysis and predictions for the most impactful tight ends in the league. Draft Grades for the AFC South Teams The hosts provide comprehensive draft grades for the teams in the AFC South division. Discover which teams crushed it and which ones came up light, as Brad and Alex break down each team's picks. We would like to thank our sponsors: The Tailgate Foodie: Seasoning and BBQ sauce company that specializes in elevating your tailgate and backyard cooking game. Use promo code "PINTGLASSFOODIE" for 15% OFF your first order at thetailgatefoodie.com. McKenzie Brewing: Award-Winning Craft Beers. McKenzie Brewing is the official beer of Pint Glass Football. Check out their website at mckenziebrewing.com.  Liquid I.V. is the category-winning hydration brand fueling your well-being Ready to shop better hydration, use my special link https://zen.ai/pgfp20 to save 20% off anything you order. Zencastr is the ultimate all-in-one podcasting platform. We've bundled all your podcasting needs — record, edit, distribute and monetize all from the same place. It's never been easier to podcast. Use my special link https://zen.ai/pgfp and use pgfp to save 30% off your first three months of Zencastr professional. #madeonzencastr Bettor Edge: a legal and easy-to-use platform that lets you create your own betting lines and prices for real money betting positions - with no sportsbook fees. Use promo code "PGF" to receive a FREE $20 on your first order at bettoredge.com. Subscribe to our FREE newsletter at pintglassfootball.com to get exclusive content!

2004The last time the New York Jets won an overtime Playoff game was 2004. It was in San Diego against Drew Brees and the Chargers. It wasn't the game with the highest quality of play, but it was an entertaining contest. Today Michael Nania of jetsxfactor.com joins us for a look back at the overtime win over the Chargers in the Wild Card round of the 2004 Playoffs. Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

Dan talks about playing golf with Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger and Aaron Rodgers at a ProAm. And he chats with Cincinnati Reds 1B Joey Votto about their current See omny.fm/listener for privacy information.

This interview focuses on suicide prevention so please listen carefully. Here are the international suicide prevention crisis numbers (USA is not 988). I want to read you the first part of the email I sent to our guest today for SelfWork. "Katrina good morning. I'm the host of The SelfWork Podcast and I just saw the CBS Sunday Morning interview about your mom, the way she died, and your actions since it happened. Let me say I'm so sorry about the struggles your mom had all her life and how her bipolar disorder could take her in such destructive directions, ending in her suicide." "I'd love to interview you for SelfWork. I very much admire what you're doing and think it's such a brilliant way of working through the complete mess that gun control conversations can create. It's positive. Proactive. And I know many of my own clients would've signed up." Who is Katrina Brees? She's a grieving daughter turned activitist. And I think she's come up with a brilliant way of bridging the debate over gun control versus the Second Amendment  - as far as it pertains to suicide. It's called Donna's Law. That was her mother's name. And her mother, who hated guns and had often hospitalized herself because she was suicidal, killed herself with a gun. This week you may notice a new sponsor of SelfWork! It's the Jordan Harbinger show – and the ad is in a different format – what's called an introcast - so that you can listen to that information in just a couple of minutes! I've found his show entertaining and intrigiuing and more than welcome his team to SW! Vital Links!  We welcome back BiOptimizers and Magnesium Breakthrough as a returning sponsor to SelfWork and they have a new offer! Just click here! Make sure you use the code "selfwork10" to check out free product! 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By recording, you're giving SelfWork (and me) permission to use your voice on the podcast. I'll look forward to hearing from you! Episode Transcript Speaker 1: (00:10) This is Self-Work, and I'm Dr. Margaret Rutherford at Self-Work. We'll discuss psychological and emotional issues common in today's world and what to do about them. I'm Dr. Margaret and Self-Work is a podcast dedicated to you taking just a few minutes today for your own self-work. Speaker 1: (00:29) Hello and welcome or welcome back to Self-Work. I'm Dr. Margaret, and I'm so glad you're here. Before we get to the actual intro for this interview, I wanna make sure you know that it focuses on suicide prevention, so please listen carefully. We have a great interview today. Maybe a little controversial, but I certainly hope not. I want to read you the first part of the email I sent to our guest today for self-work. Her name is Katrina Breeze. Katrina, good morning. I'm the host of the Self-Work podcast, and I just saw the CBS Sunday morning interview about your mom, the way she died, and your actions since it happened. Let me say, I'm so sorry about the struggles your mom had all her life and how her bipolar disorder could take her in such destructive directions ending in her suicide. I've heard many stories and have my own concern and passion about how destructive perfectionism and suicide are linked, but that's not the point of this email. Speaker 1: (01:28) This morning, I'd sat down to write an episode on suicide, but I decided to switch on CBS's Sunday morning and saw your interview. That's all the synergy I needed to find out how to reach out to you. I'd love to interview you for self-work. I very much admire what you're doing and think it's such a brilliant way of working through the complete mess that gun control conversations can create. It's positive, proactive, and I know many of my own clients would've signed up. That was my email. Now, who is Katrina Breeze? She's a grieving daughter turned activist, and I think she's come up with a brilliant way of bridging the gun debate, as well as the debate about the Second Amendment as far as it pertains to suicide. Her mother was named Donna, and it's called Donna's Law. And her mother who hated guns and had often hospitalized herself because she was suicidal, killed herself with a gun. Speaker 1: (02:25) Here's some facts you may not know before you turn off. Hold on. Firearms are the most common means of suicide in 2020. Firearms were used in 53% of suicides with 24,292 gun suicide victims annually. This is a leading cause of death for Americans... That's more than 66 people each day. Many suicide attempts are impulsive, and the vast majority of survivors do not keep trying until they succeed. But people who choose firearms as their suicide method very rarely survive. About 85% of gun suicide attempts end in death. Donna's law, also known as the "voluntary do not sell list", gives a person the option to voluntarily and confidentially put their own names into the federal background check system to prevent impulsive gun purchases for a suicide attempt. Donna Nathan should have been able to have suspended her own ability to buy a gun, and that's what we're talking about today. I think it's an incredible solution to a very sticky problem. Before we hear from Katrina, here's a quick message from BiOptimizers Magnesium Breakthrough. Speaker 1: (03:49) Hey guys, I wanna share with you that recently I've been working on some very important projects that have very short deadlines, as always, right? Seems everything today is a sap anyway, I have not been able to keep up with all of my self-care routine. I certainly haven't had breaks to have proper meals, and I'm drinking way too much ice tea. 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Speaker 1: (05:12) Again, I wanna stress Katrina's not talking about limiting gun sales to anyone, but people who want to voluntarily say, I don't need to buy a gun. So I hope you'll listen to her story. She's passionate and she wants to save people like her mom. Katrina, can you tell SelfWork listeners about why you are, you know, of course about your mother and then how you're using her death as a momentum for this incredible project and incredible legislation? Speaker 2: (05:55) Sure. Um, I'll start with what the legislation is. Um, Donna's law is a voluntary tool that people can use to prevent themselves from purchasing a gun. Mm-hmm. . So it enables somebody to put themselves on a list that is confidential, reversible, and does not interfere with the second Amendment in order to prevent an impulsive gun purchase in an episode of suicidality or, or for whatever other reason they want to prohibit themselves from guns, um, from a gun sale. And, um, I lost my mom in 2018 to an impulsive gun suicide. She picked up her phone and she typed in how to hang herself and Google told her that the better idea would be to buy a handgun. Yeah. Um, then helped direct her to the closest gun store where she essentially pressed go on her phone and was dead. Very shortly after that, she took it to the park and she shot herself. I had no idea at that time that it was that easy to buy a gun where we live. I, it, it is still shocking to me and completely uncomfortable that I live in a place where it is that easy and that fast to buy a gun. Um, even for somebody that has absolutely no training, um, no license, no waiting period. Right. Um, she had been, uh, in psychiatric hospitalization three times before this that did not. And Speaker 1: (07:41) She had gone voluntarily for those. Correct. She, because she really wanted help and she knew she had bipolar disorder and she accepted that and she was working with her doctors, and there were times when she was really well, I mean, well mm-hmm. , she was doing great. She was managing bipolar disorder well mm-hmm. Speaker 2: (07:59) . Yeah. Uh, and our family really did everything and she did everything, and she was very knowledgeable. Our our family has many doctors in it. We were very supportive. Um, we were on top of it every day. . Yeah. Um, my mom's partner, even during this episode that she was having quit his job and stayed home all day long with her to supervise her, and it still wasn't enough. Mm-hmm. Um, because it was just minutes away from her being able to get a gun. And, um, so I mean, immediately after this happened to my family, I was like, how could this be like? Right. I talked to some lawyer friends that had guns, and I was like, do, "How could my mom be sold a gun after she was in the psychiatric hospital?" This, you know, I thought that was impossible. And, um, everything about the gun sale was legal. And, um, at that point I was just completely committed to, to changing that and, um, used the massive tidal wave of energy, that grief and trauma. That's right. And shock . And I surfed this, that wave of energy into Donna's law immediately. I mean, within, within 24 hours of knowing about her death, I was having conversations with, um, the gun policy maker for Amnesty International, and we were conceiving this legislation. Um, it was it very immediate that, that I chose to This Speaker 1: (09:51) Is how you were grieving. I mean, this is how Speaker 2: (09:53) You Yeah. And I was, I was scared too of, of, um, other ways that I could get into to, I don't know, process that trauma. Um, you know, I've, uh, I have a lot of friends that have experienced trauma, and I've watched them after that make their lives worse in a lot of ways. Yes, Speaker 1: (10:18) It Speaker 2: (10:19) Can. And having something like this happen, it was so obvious how I could make my life worse immediately to me, . Uh, and, uh, and, and Speaker 1: (10:30) That happens a lot in a family. That happens in with friends that happens, you know, in communities. Um, there's certainly, uh, a there can I say my words this morning? There's certainly an, an acknowledgement and a in a lot of research has gone into that, that people hear that someone died by suicide, and then they think, well, then I will, you know? Mm-hmm. . Yeah. It's, it's, it's, um, the person who dies by suicide doesn't mean for that to happen. It's not an intentional act to try to, uh, create that dynamic, but it does create that dynamic. Speaker 2: (11:04) Yes. Um, I was shocked by how loud the voice to shoot myself was immediately after that. And, um, thank you. And I, I knew the gun store, the gun dealer's business card was left on my mom's passenger seat. I had like, so many fantasies of going over there and buying a gun and shooting myself and, um, pushing myself into doing Donna's law brought into my life, many survivors of similar tragedies. Um, and, um, like with Mom's Demand Action, I mean, there I felt like all of a sudden I had a million moms that had wanted to . Speaker 1: (11:58) Well, you know, it, it also, for years we've had, um, we've had a policy in place where gambling people with gambling addictions can mm-hmm. can sign up at the, at the casinos, don't let me in the door, you know? Mm-hmm. , uh, they're literally barring themselves from gambling. And it's something that, uh, they do voluntarily and they do because they know it's a problem. And, and it's something about putting that hurdle in front of it. They can, again, renege on it and say, okay, I, I wanna take my name off, but it's completely voluntary. And that's exactly what you're saying. One of the reasons why I, you know, I, I live in a state where there are a lot of people. I, I live in Arkansas and there are a lot of people that have guns. There are a lot of people, you know, I have guns all over the United States, but this is not about challenging that. Speaker 1: (12:45) It's about challenging the idea that, um, so many firearms deaths are suicides, 60 to 65% of them, I think mm-hmm. Suicides. And we tend to think of it, the homicidal part of it, and we don't think of the suicidal part of it. So in, in essence, you're saying someone with major depression or someone who literally has just gone through some trauma themselves and realized that's beginning to crop up in their thinking. They don't have to have a diagnosis of a mental illness. It's simply that they know they are in a bad place, and it is a prohibition for them. Uh, it's like alcoholics not going in a, in a bar , you know? Mm-hmm. , uh, I know I can't, you know, I may not be able to resist that thought, and so I'm going to prohibit myself. I'm gonna stop myself before I even get started. Speaker 2: (13:34) Yeah. I wanted to, um, add two things I've learned about the things you're talking about is, uh, one in Pennsylvania right now, there is a bill to enable people to opt out of their ability to purchase alcohol from, uh, really I believe a state, a state liquor store. Um, so, uh, this type of, um, self contract is sometimes called a Ulysses Pact, um, from Homer, the Odyssey that, um, he ties himself to the boat to avoid the, the songs of the sirens and is able to like survive. I guess I haven't read the book . Um, and then the other thing I wanted to point out, uh, um, the gambling one is everyone who has talked to me about being on the list of the gambling prohibition is also someone who is bipolar. And, um, destroying one's finances is often something that can happen easily when someone is a, in an psychotic episode or in a mania. Um, so p people who know that, that there are times where they will make, um, better decisions and there will be times that they'll make worse decisions, um, I believe should be able to utilize these tools. Um, and I hope there becomes more of them. I love the idea of someone being able to, to stop their ability to buy alcohol. Yes. Um, I mean, what a beautiful tool that is. Speaker 1: (15:08) Now three states have passed Donna's law, correct? Speaker 2: (15:12) Yes. Virginia, Utah, and Washington. Speaker 1: (15:15) Tell me about your mom. Speaker 2: (15:17) She was very funny and she was very smart, educated, worldly. She loved music and dance. She was so generous to everybody. She had a huge heart for any animal, whether it was a lizard or a human. If it was suffering, she would be the first to intervene and try and protect that creature. Um, she was, uh, she had a lot of struggle with, um, mental illness throughout her life and worked incredibly hard to protect herself from suicide, um, which made Donna's life even more obvious because she really was an incredible advocate for her own mental health care, and so was I. And so was her partner. And, um, uh, there was a lot of strength in her, in her care circle. Mm-hmm. . Um, she had recently had a step grand baby that she was super excited about, and there was another one coming and, um, Speaker 1: (16:38) Oh, I can see that's a, that's a very tender spot. Yeah. Speaker 2: (16:41) Yeah. Like, it's like, I just know she didn't wanna miss that. Mm-hmm. Speaker 1: (16:47) Mm-hmm. And that's the thing, one of the, somebody listening who doesn't know a lot about bipolar disorder or mental illness in general is that when those, I'll call them voices or that energy or that impulsivity, when, when it is going on, you can completely lose sight of who you are at your most stable. It's almost as if there's a part of you that gets turned off. Um, mm-hmm. , did she have any psychotic episodes, or did she just have the bipolar disorder Speaker 2: (17:21) In the last year of her life? She had, um, very obvious psychotic episodes. Okay. And things like hearing voices. Right. And, um, extreme paranoia. Um, Speaker 1: (17:37) Mostly when she was manic, Speaker 2: (17:41) I, the, the end of her life, I guess it's like mixed state. Okay. Um, it, she was pretty much in like a panic attack for three months and she didn't sleep. And I would say insomnia played a big part in it. And, um, yeah, I mean, she wasn't, she wasn't really making any bad decisions. She was really just like in her house suffering. There Speaker 1: (18:13) Were a lot of Okay. She was fighting, fighting, fighting. Speaker 2: (18:15) Yeah. There was a lot of physical things happening to her also, um, with, uh, the medications that they were trying on her. And she had very intense tremors, and her hands shook so bad that, um, for the last several months of her life, she couldn't hold a fork because she would just stab her face and she had to eat all her food with like a, like her paw mm-hmm. , um, just bringing it to her mouth and, um, she couldn't write very well, um, because her hands were shaking, um, which made it even more offensive that a gun dealer would sell her a gun. Speaker 1: (19:04) Right, right. Uh, it is almost, it's impossible that she could have curbed all that and walked in and been looking much more normal. And obviously there were some things going on there that the gun dealer would've noticed. Mm-hmm. , what, what has establishing this, um, well, what, let me ask you this. What are y'all doing currently? Um, it's, the bill has been introduced to Congress, but they have not done anything. Is that, is that correct? Speaker 2: (19:32) Well, they've done a lot, but it hasn't progressed Speaker 1: (19:36) . Okay, okay. Speaker 2: (19:37) But they do invest a lot of resources that I appreciate, and there are offices there that are very busy working, so to say they've done nothing, um, wouldn't be fair to the, to the efforts. Speaker 1: (19:50) Did you get a lot of of feedback from your CBS um, interview? I bet you did. Speaker 2: (19:55) Oh, yeah. And so positive, I mean, I, I didn't get anything negative. I mean, I probably got like 200 emails that were so supportive and, um, lots more like interviews like with you and, uh, I love podcasting, so other podcasts and, um, other news sources and, um, it's also, it's made me realize like a lot of people were like, I wanna bring this to my state, which is amazing, but, um, I did not. Well, Speaker 1: (20:31) How do people do that? That's what I was gonna ask you next. Speaker 2: (20:33) Well, that was the next piece of work I had to do. So I created a Donna's Law Starter Pack the last couple weeks, and I've been creating all the templates and strategies for people to be able to do that in the most efficient, um, no cost way. Mm-hmm. . Um, and so essentially it just involves, um, choosing who the potential sponsors in your state could be, which will most likely be someone who has already sponsored a suicide prevention bill. Um, looking, also, another option of who it could be is, um, someone that's on the committee that will be determining whether this moves forward or not, um, because they have a stake in it and they have relationships with other people on that committee. Um, so it's, it, it's pretty fast to just identify a