Podcasts about famer james lofton

It is a Friday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, Glenn and Griffin will be reacting to a second consecutive Orioles loss, this time on national tv, Stan ‘The Fan' Charles will also be joining the guys in studio as they talk Orioles, who are barely hanging on to a 1.5 game lead in the AL East, and what their playoff outlook looks like as the regular season winds down. We'll also be getting you ready for the Ravens-Colts on Sunday all morning long. At 10:30am, we will do just that when we check in with PressBox's Ravens beat writer, Bo Smolka, who will answer all our final questions as we head into Week 3, who's in, who's out, and what to expect come Sunday at 1pm. At 11am, we will have a chance to chat with an old friend and former Ravens Defensive Coordinator, Coach Chuck Pagano, as Coach helps us preview the two teams he spent the most time with in the NFL facing off on Sunday. We will wrap the show by continuing to preview Sunday's game when we hear from one of the voices you will hear on CBS, Half of Famer James Lofton, who is on the call Sunday for Ravens-Colts. All that and much more on a busy Friday edition of GCR…

Hall of Fame wide receiver James Lofton is now in his ninth season calling games for the NFL on CBS. Widely regarded as one of the greatest wide receivers of all time, Lofton was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2003. Lofton was named to the NFL Pro Bowl eight times. He was also named to four All-Pro teams. He also played in three Super Bowls during his career with the Bills. In his 16 NFL seasons, Lofton caught 764 passes for 14,004 yards and 75 touchdowns. He averaged 20 yards per catch or more in five seasons, leading the league in 1983 and 1984 with an average of 22.4 and 22 yards, respectively. Lofton is the first NFL player to record 14,000 yards receiving. After his playing career ended, he became a wide receivers coach for the San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders. Lofton served as a color analyst and sideline reporter for NFL coverage on Westwood One radio from 1999–2001. In 2009, he re-joined the network to team with Dave Sims and later Kevin Kugler on Sunday Night Football broadcasts. He moved to a television position on the NFL on CBS in 2017. He has been the game analyst paired with 3-time Sports with Friends guest Andrew Catalon since then. In this episode, Lofton previews the upcoming Super Bowl matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs. He also discussed his career, and what he brings to the broadcast booth.

Scott Graham and James Lofton talk about the Hall of Fame Game, Doug Pederson taking over in Jacksonville with Trevor Lawrence, Josh McDaniels' return to coaching with the Raiders, how the Browns will fare this season with Jacoby Brissett likely taking over as the starting quarterback during Deshaun Watson's suspension, a tribute to Vin Scully and the this year's Hall of Fame class.

Hall of Fame receiver James Lofton joins Yannis and Olivia to break down the upcoming NFL season. The former Green Bay Packer breakdown talks about the Aaron Rodgers drama, the Packers, and what it's really like playing in the frozen tundra of Green Bay. Olivia and Yannis take us around the world of sports with some of the biggest headlines in the NFL, Tennis, and Boxing. Later, they tell you how three lucky people can win a $500 credit with Bet MGM. http://www.betmgm.comFollow BetMGM: Instagram,  Twitter & Facebook (@BetMGM)Presented by BetMGM

Bobby welcomes CBS analyst, Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver and former NFL head coach James Lofton in for a conversation ahead of his Jaguars-Ravens Week 15 broadcast call

Pro Football Hall of Famer James Lofton looks back at his Cardinal days and previews the NFL season ahead, and draft expert Tony Pauline looks at what's next for Stanford's potential NFL prospects.

CSUN Broadcaster Alan Zinsmeister and NFL Hall of Famer James Lofton join me to discuss the legacy of Brad Pye, Jr. who passed away on July 5th of 2020. Pye, Jr. was a pioneer for African-American broadcasters in the City of Angels, setting the stage for the likes of Bryant Gumbel and Jim Hill. Pye's thirty year career included time at the LA Sentinel, as well as at prominent radio stations, like KDAY, KACE and KJLH. He also spent two decades working for the City of Los Angeles. James Lofton Photo, Courtesy of the NFL on CBS.

So much happening on today's GCR. Early in the show, Orioles VP of Communications Greg Bader checked in to discuss the latest in Birdland-including the $30 pass they offered for September and the pro's and cons of such a program. Midway through Hour 1, former Baltimore Stallions QB/Miami Dolphins analyst John Congemi checked in to preview Sunday's game. At the top of Hour 2-it's #WouldYouRatherWednesday on GCR-would you rather bet everything on the Browns making the Super Bowl this year or on them failing to win eight games. Midway through Hour 2, PressBox Ravens beat writer Bo Smolka checked in to talk roster, left guard, etc. Late in Hour 2 Hall of Famer James Lofton joined us before he calls Sunday's game for CBS and we wrapped the show by chatting with our pal Robert Randolph, who is headlining First Thursday tomorrow night in Canton.

Pro Football Hall of Famer James Lofton joins OverDrive to recap another exciting weekend in the NFL coming off the conference championships, offers his thoughts on what went wrong for the Jaguars against the Pats, plus his thoughts on how the Eagles can pull off the upset in the Super Bowl.

In the latest installment, legendary offensive lineman Bruce Matthews talks with fellow Hall of Famer James Lofton about his 19-year NFL career.

Pro Football Hall of Famer James Lofton of Westwood One sits down with Willie Davis, a fellow Pro Football Hall of Famer who played and won Super Bowls I and II with the Green Bay Packers.