Podcast appearances and mentions of Hakeem Nicks

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the best giants to the table to discuss their best 7 vs 7 team.

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, John Schmeelk and Paul Dottino chat with Giants legends, Jason Pierre-Paul and Hakeem Nicks, about their best memories as Giants, what it means to be on the Giants Top 100 Players list, and winning Super Bowls with big blue. :00 - Jason Pierre-Paul 11:18 - Hakeem NicksSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of 2 Giants Goofballs, we dive into the latest happenings from the Giants' offseason. We start with the Top Giants Ever countdown, revealing players ranked 100 through 91. Rich Seubert, a key part of the championship line during Eli Manning's era, kicks off the list at 100. Brad Benson follows at 99, having played 10 seasons and earning one Pro Bowl selection. At 98, we have Eddie Price, a 3-time Pro Bowler who led the NFL in rushing in 1951. Hakeem Nicks, ranked 97, boasts the 4th most receiving yards in Giants history. Willie Williams, a Pro Bowl DB in 1969 with the 4th most interceptions in Giants history, lands at 96. Saquon Barkley comes in at 95, recognized for his 2018 Offensive Rookie of the Year award, 2 Pro Bowls, and the 4th most rushing yards in Giants history. Erik Howard, an interior defensive lineman from the LT Super Bowl era with 122 games and 1 Pro Bowl, is ranked 94. Terry Kinard, a safety from the 1980s with 105 games, 1 Super Bowl, and 1 Pro Bowl, is at 93. Offensive lineman Darrell Dess from the 1960s, a 2-time Pro Bowler, is ranked 92. Finally, Lawrence Tynes, known for kicking the Giants into the Super Bowl twice, rounds out the list at 91.Saquon Barkley, reacting to his ranking at 95, expressed his appreciation on Twitter, calling it "really dope." However, not all feedback was positive. Philadelphia DJ Howard Eskin criticized the aired phone conversation between Barkley and Joe Schoen on Hard Knocks, calling it "a disgrace" and questioning why Barkley would want to play for Schoen. Continuing with the Top Giants Ever countdown, we reveal players ranked 90 through 81. Aaron Thomas, a tight end in the 1960s who holds the franchise record for most touchdowns by a TE, is ranked 90. Jason Sehorn, an elite cornerback in the 1990s whose career was cut short by injury, comes in at 89. Howard Cross, a great blocking tight end from the 1990s and the player with the 3rd most games played as a Giant, is at 88. Corey Webster, a key cornerback from the last two Super Bowl runs, is ranked 87. Erich Barnes, a DB who played just 4 seasons with the Giants but was 1st Team AP once and 2nd Team AP twice, is at 86. Dave Meggett, arguably the best returner in Giants history, is ranked 85. Solid running back Ahmad Bradshaw comes in at 84. Kerry Collins, who almost got a ring with the Giants and helped turn the franchise around, is at 83. Kareem McKenzie, a standout right tackle, is ranked 82. Finally, Frank Cope, a left tackle and member of the NFL's All-1930s team, rounds out the list at 81.In other Giants news, Cordale Flott was included in CBS Sports' NFL All-Breakout Team, highlighting his potential and expanded role as a slot cornerback. ESPN's survey of NFL executives, coaches, and scouts ranked Dexter Lawrence as the 3rd best defensive tackle in the league, praising his power, balance, and flexibility.  CBS Sports also ranked Bobby Okereke among the top 10 linebackers in the NFL. Tyrone Tracy Jr.'s college coaches highlighted his natural pass-catching ability and physicality, noting his potential to excel in the NFL. Meanwhile, Patrick Peterson criticized Daniel Jones.#giants #nygiants #giants100Support the Show.All Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

In the latest coaching carousel updates, notable movements and interviews are reshaping staff structures across the NFL. New Orleans Saints RBs coach Joel Thomas, a fixture for the past 9 seasons, interviewed for the RB coach position, bringing with him an impressive track record as the Saints' rushing attack lead the league with 148 touchdowns during his tenure. On the defensive side, Antonio Pierce, in contention for the Raiders HC position, is also exploring opportunities with the Titans and Falcons. Former Bills DC Leslie Frazier is in the mix for the Raiders HC job and is rumored for the Giants DC position due to his ties with Daboll. The Giants are actively exploring defensive coaching options, having interviewed Ravens defensive backs coach Dennard Wilson and expressing interest in former Titans D Shane Bowen and Chargers DC Derrick Ansley. Special Teams Coaching interviews faced obstacles, with requests to interview Panthers interim HC and ST C Chris Tabor, Falcons ST C Marquice Williams, and Chargers ST C Ryan Ficken all being denied. In Giants news, the passing of former Giants QB Norm Sneed was noted, and ESPN's Louis Reddick revealed he had consulted Nick Saban during his Giants GM interview. In league-wide updates, Patriots promoted Jared Mayo to HC, the Jaguars are eyeing Wink Martingdale, and the Commanders have secured 49ers assistant GM Adam Peters as their new GM. Maxx Crosby of the Raiders raised eyebrows by indicating a potential trade request if Antonio Pierce isn't retained as HC. On the field, the Super Wild Card Weekend delivered high-stakes matchups, with standout performances by CJ Stroud propelling the Texans to a convincing win over the Browns, the Chiefs dominating the Dolphins, the Packers outclassing the Cowboys, and the Lions securing a thrilling victory against the Rams. The Steelers and Bills faced off in challenging weather conditions, with the Bills starting strong with a 21-0 lead. The Eagles and Buccaneers matchup concluded the weekend action. Additionally, off the field, notable NFL figures, Caleb Williams and JJ McCarthy declared for the NFL draft, PFF listed the Giants as a top landing spot for edge rusher Josh Allen, and Hakeem Nicks celebrated his 36th birthday.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Welcome to another captivating episode of "2 Giant Goofballs: A New York Giants Podcast" hosted by Drew and Rob! In this edition, titled "Best Giants WRs Ever," Drew and Rob take a nostalgic journey through Giants history to honor the incredible wide receivers who have left an indelible mark on the franchise.Amani Toomer, a true Giants legend known for his precise route running and reliable hands. They delve into his remarkable career, highlighting his numerous records and crucial contributions to the Giants' success.Odell Beckham Jr., a receiver who took the league by storm with his jaw-dropping catches and game-changing performances. Drew and Rob reminisce about his incredible athleticism, highlight-reel grabs, and his undeniable impact on the Giants' offense.Homer Jones, a dynamic and trailblazing wide receiver for the New York Giants, revolutionized the game with his remarkable speed and deep-threat ability. Known for his incredible leaping catches and acrobatic receptions, Jones set a new standard for wide receivers during his time with the Giants. His explosive playing style and game-changing contributions not only left a lasting impact on the franchise but also influenced the way the position is played today. Jones will always be remembered as a true pioneer and a legendary figure in Giants history.Kyle Rote, a revered figure in New York Giants history, was a versatile and reliable wide receiver who made a lasting impact on the franchise. Known for his sure hands, agility, and football intelligence, Rote was a dependable target for the Giants' quarterbacks. His ability to make clutch plays in critical moments and his versatility as a runner showcased his exceptional skills. Rote's contributions went beyond his on-field performances, as he embodied the values of the Giants organization and became a respected leader both on and off the field. His legacy as one of the finest wide receivers in Giants history remains etched in the hearts of fans and the annals of the franchise.Victor Cruz, a fan-favorite and one of the most dynamic wide receivers to don the Giants uniform. Drew and Rob delve into Cruz's captivating journey, from his rise as an undrafted free agent to his iconic salsa dances in the end zone. They reflect on his game-breaking speed, precise route running, and his role in the Giants' Super Bowl triumph.Hakeem Nicks, a receiver known for his incredible hands and ability to make acrobatic catches. Drew and Rob reminisce about Nicks' spectacular performances, including his crucial contributions during the Giants' Super Bowl XLVI victory. They highlight his uncanny knack for coming up big in pivotal moments.Also discussed are the great contributions of Plaxico Burress, Chris Calloway,  Sterling Shepard, and Ike Hilliard.With their signature banter and insightful analysis, Drew and Rob create an immersive experience for Giants fans and football enthusiasts alike. Join them as they celebrate the best Giants wide receivers ever, reliving the awe-inspiring moments and paying homage to the legends of the receiving corps.Tune in now to honor the extraordinary talents and unforgettable contributions of the Giants' legendary wide receivers!#nygiants #giants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Bob Papa sits down with Eli Manning to talk about the Giants' thrilling 37-34 win over the Dallas Cowboys in 2011. They discuss the 4th quarter comeback and the game changing plays, including Jason Pierre-Paul's last minute field goal block. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Apple | Spotify | Google | Stitcher | iHeartRadio 00:00 - Start 00:10 - Being down two scores in the 4th quarter 05:22 - Big plays from Hakeem Nicks and Jake Ballard 10:16 - Putting the pressure on the Cowboys 14:02 - Jacobs touchdown and clutch 2 point conversion 15:31 - JPP's game winning field goal blockSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We talk king tides and eclipses before Jess delivers her "Top 5 People She's Interacted With On Twitter." Mike Schur joins us for Stat of the Day and his political musings before we figure out the worst sounder on the show to receive and criticize how Witty delivers the loser game show sound vs. the Hakeem Nicks laugh. Then, 2 Chainz joins us for an interview about his journey through music, thoughts on basketball, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1: Boomer & Gio open the show with the Yankees beating the Mets last night. The Yankees got back on track as did Aaron Judge. The Mets are in their stretch run now and need to sweep the Rockies. It was a frustrating loss for the Mets. Jerry is here for his first update but first they talk about Kevin Durant and the Nets. Jerry is the only one on the show that said KD and Kyrie were staying. Alonso had a rough night in the field and at the plate in the Mets' loss to the Yankees. Pete Alonso broke a bat over his thigh and Boomer thinks Al can do it as well. He can't. Who at WFAN can? Fernando Tatis Jr apologizes for his mistake. KD will stay with the Nets. Saquon Barkley went on a podcast and said ‘F everybody'. Dan Campbell says the Lions are ‘going places'. In the final segment of the hour, we talked about Boomer saying he wants more David Cone. It was covered by various media outlets. Gio wonders when people will get used to sports being on Amazon and Apple TV+.  Hour 2: The 7am hour begins with calls about streaming sports and why it sucks. Jerry returns for another update and starts with the Yankees beating the Mets. Aaron Judge hit another HR. The Mets only scored 4 runs in this 2-game series against the Yankees. Buck Showalter can't wait for automated strike zones. Boomer is locked in on Willie Keeler and Gio does a Mad Dog impression. Kevin Durant is back with the Nets. Saquon Barkley went on the 2nd Wind Podcast and said ‘F everybody' is his mindset. In the final segment of the hour we talk about Keebler Cookies and Entenmann's cakes.  Hour 3: The 8am hour starts with Boomer & Gio talking to Brady, who does afternoons at 92.3 upstairs. We then go into Kevin Durant staying with the Nets and what that means for the upcoming season. Jerry returns for another update and starts with audio from the Yankees beating the Mets last night. Altuve got plunked last night in the Astros game. Bryce Harper hit 2 HRs in his rehab start. Fernando Tatis Jr meets the media and takes responsibility for his actions. Former QB Len Dawson passed away at 87. Hakeem Nicks is putting his Super Bowl ring up for auction. Geno Smith & Drew Lock continue to battle for the QB spot. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer says a lot happened when he played golf yesterday with Wally, Greg Buttle and Doug Weight. Nick Saban got a contract extension.  Hour 4: The 9am hour starts with Joe G. calling in to yell at Boomer for busting his balls. We talk about the Yankees sweeping the 2 game series from the Mets. Boomer says Benintendi and Judge came to play this series. Jerry returns for his last update of the day and starts with the Yankees beating the Mets. Andrew Benintendi came through and snapped the tie. Buck Showalter and Pete Alonso both said the Mets need to regroup now. Fernando Tatis Jr apologizes for his actions. We somehow talked about monkeypox and crabs. Saquon Barkley went on a podcast and said ‘F everybody'. Len Dawson passed away at 87. In the final segment of the show, we talked about the Giants and Jets. Outside of the Deshaun Watson story, preseason in the NFL has been quiet. We all had an awkward interaction with a higher up in the company during the break. Handshake or hug? Eddie also got a hand on his cheek.

Hour 3 The 8am hour starts with Boomer & Gio talking to Brady, who does afternoons at 92.3 upstairs. We then go into Kevin Durant staying with the Nets and what that means for the upcoming season. Jerry returns for another update and starts with audio from the Yankees beating the Mets last night. Altuve got plunked last night in the Astros game. Bryce Harper hit 2 HRs in his rehab start. Fernando Tatis Jr meets the media and takes responsibility for his actions. Former QB Len Dawson passed away at 87. Hakeem Nicks is putting his Super Bowl ring up for auction. Geno Smith & Drew Lock continue to battle for the QB spot. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer says a lot happened when he played golf yesterday with Wally, Greg Buttle and Doug Weight. Nick Saban got a contract extension.

In this edition of the podcast, Anthony is joined by former Tar Heel receivers coach Charlie Williams to talk about the greatness of Hakeem Nicks and Dwight Jones, the importance of guys like Brandon Tate and Brooks Foster and the experiences that he has had in the NFL with the Buccaneers and Colts. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/ /NJ/NY/ PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. Min. $5 deposit required. Eligibility restrictions apply. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details.

The PPG crew discuss red flags in people, attempt a limited fake Hakeem Nicks Laugh, and hear about Flem being attacked verbally during a flight. Of course there is a game of Beep Don't Know Bleep where he best NFL lines of games that were already played. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 5, Victor Cruz, Hakeem Nicks, and Mario Manningham open up about their special relationship and how they bonded to become one of the best wide receiver trios in the NFL. In the 2011 championship season, the Giants depended on the passing game in the biggest moments. Also, listen to them talk about their special relationship with Eli Manning and what it was like to reach the ultimate height of winning the Super Bowl. The ALL IN NYG Podcast is presented by PNC Private Bank, the Official Wealth Management Partner of the New York Giants. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Apple Spotify Google Stitcher iHeart Radio

John Schmeelk, Jeff Feagles and Paul Dottino wrap up the week's draft coverage with calls from fans. SUBSCRIBE NOW: AppleSpotifyGoogle PlayStitcher 2:42 Most important thing to know about the draft 12:36 Options in a trade down 18:16 Explaining contract restructures 20:13 Micah Parsons 27:19 Hakeem Nicks comparisons 30:43 We tell Jeff Feagles about his last kick in the NFL and laugh 42:21 Managing the cap + best draft guides 52:41 Comparisons for Isaac Bruce See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Schmeelk, Jeff Feagles and Paul Dottino wrap up the week’s draft coverage with calls from fans. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Apple Spotify Google Play Stitcher 2:42 Most important thing to know about the draft 12:36 Options in a trade down 18:16 Explaining contract restructures 20:13 Micah Parsons 27:19 Hakeem Nicks comparisons 30:43 We tell Jeff Feagles about his last kick in the NFL and laugh 42:21 Managing the cap + best draft guides 52:41 Comparisons for Isaac Bruce

Carolina had a rotten Saturday as the Tar Heels fell to Virginia (3:20) and found out the Virginia Tech game was postponed (13:33)Senior Associate AD Clint Gwaltney joins to talk scheduling challenges, the process of rescheduling games and which teams responded to Carolina Basketball's Twitter invite to play (24:15)Former Tar Heel and Super Bowl winning wide receiver Hakeem Nicks joins to talk his Carolina career, playing in New York and describes some of his favorite catches (36:24)Plus: more Tar Heel Olympic Sport success (1:09:21), #VacationFromLife (1:23:36) and an unexpected clown showed up at Jones's house (unconfirmed) (1:26:06)

Inside Carolina's Tommy Ashley and Joey Powell go back into the former Carolina Football player vault and welcome Hakeem Nicks to The 40 Club Podcast. Ashley and Powell join Nicks to take a journey with the former Charlotte Independence, Carolina and NFL standout through his time as one of the most electric wide receivers in the game. In a wide ranging interview, Nicks shares stories from his early days through his time in the grind of the National Football League including great moments while at Carolina, a Super Bowl championship in New York and his recent donation to the Carolina Football Program in his effort to give back after his successful time playing the game.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Schmeelk talks to Hakeem Nicks about his career with the Giants and the team's magical 2011 Super Bowl run. SUBSCRIBE NOW: Apple Spotify Google Play Stitcher TuneIn

Joey, Tyler, and Drew discuss the hottest trades and signings in the MLB and NFL, Draymond Green showing a bit too much, the upcoming Olympics in Rio, and more on this episode of the OT Sports Report! Please feel free to send us your comments and questions on Twitter @OTSportsReport. This podcast is part of The Overtime Network, check us out at OvertimeNetwork.com or on Twitter @TheOTNetwork. *Please excuse any audio issues in this episode as we are still very new to podcasting. Thank you!

Joey, Tyler, and Drew discuss the hottest trades and signings in the MLB and NFL, Draymond Green showing a bit too much, the upcoming Olympics in Rio, and more on this episode of the OT Sports Report! Please feel free to send us your comments and questions on Twitter @OTSportsReport. This podcast is part of The Overtime Network, check us out at OvertimeNetwork.com or on Twitter @TheOTNetwork. *Please excuse any audio issues in this episode as we are still very new to podcasting. Thank you!

Bengals beat writers Paul Dehner Jr. and Jim Owczarski join up to discuss the additions of receiver Brandon LaFell and linebacker Karlos Dansby and how it affects the club's outlook on the draft. We delve into the options now available at receiver and growing momentum toward spending early draft resources on a position many might not be thinking about. Plus, a look at the departure of Wallace Gilberry, future of Reggie Nelson and how many cups of coffee are necessary in order to break down Mike Williams and Hakeem Nicks. Download Here

Welcome back to the NFL20 Podcast! After another ‘brief’ hiatus, Whetstone’s (fourth) finest NFL minds are back with our FOURTH (not third like Andrew said in the pod itself) episode of the season. In Week 11. Naturally. This installment sees the return of various joyous NFL20 tropes old and new. Amberish gets to rip Rob Ryan properly this time. There’s a mention of the famous 37-Burger, as well as ghostly Hakeem Nicks alter-ego Akiem Hicks, and the return of our perhaps-confusing use of James Bond actors to denote how well Andy Dalton is playing*. Elsewhere Andrew bets that Peyton Manning will never play again, we learn a fascinating factoid about baked beans, hear some outlandish Superb-Owl picks (not really) and our fans create an almighty ruckus all episode long- by which we mean Andrew’s laptop fans, and he couldn’t remember how to reduce the noise. Trust me, you get used to it eventually. Are you ready for some PODBAAALLL??!?! *It’s a Timothy Dalton reference, Sean Connery being the highest rating on the James Bond scale and George Lazenby being the lowest. This scale can only be applied to Andy Dalton, or I suppose if another quarterback comes in the league with a Bond actor’s surname like…Dave Brosnan or something.

Eric Balkman is joined by two-time national high stakes fantasy football champion Henry Muto. He'll tell Balky how he was able to score two massive cash prizes, how he builds his rosters and who he thinks are the most intriguing rookies in the NFL Draft. The guys will also discuss Miles Austin going to the Eagles and whether Michael Crabtree, Hakeem Nicks and Stevan Ridley have anything to offer. Plus, your calls, emails, tweets and more all answered on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour!

Special Guest Tonight is Christian Wareikis aka The Fantasy Smurf - He'll break down his FFWC Experience in 2013, and why he's back for more. We'll pick his brain about the NFL Draft and Dynasty trading 101.  With Mike OUT on his annual Derby trip, our co-host tonight , FFToolbox Colts Insider Matt Holbrook,  breaks down what to expect from the Indianapolis Colts Offense. You may remember Matt correctly called Donald Brown was OUT in Indy when people still believed he'd stay.  Everybody's player they keep talking about is Trent Richardson. Last year's 1st round darling, into immortal bust in 2013. He's going at RB24 at pick 63 (6.3) on average in FFWC Drafts Matt has a STRONG opinion on Richardson you don't want to miss.  PLUS: Reggie Wayne is coming back from off season ACL surgery. The warrior expects to make a full recovery but what should YOU expect? At pick 75, is he worth an early 7th?  Don't forget that Hakeem Nicks is in the fold too. ADP of pick 91! Wow, how the mighty have fallen.  You'll take Andrew Luck sure, but should you take him in the 7th round or risk it until the 9th and if you miss him, settle on a Matt Ryan type.  What about Dwyane Allen? Will he effectively kill any value that Coby Fleener may or may not have had this year?  PLUS PLUS... The FFWC launched May Madness this month. Reserve your spot for the 2014 Fantasy Football World Championship before May 31st and be entered into the May Madness Giveaways for free Main Event teams!

The NFL Fantasy Live gang gets back together on the eve of NFL free agency for a special Free Agency edition of the podcast.  There's no stone left unturned as the guys examine which receiver is set to break out between Eric Decker, Hakeem Nicks, and Julian Edelman. It's everything you need to quench your fantasy football appetite – we even throw in some True Detective talk. No spoilers, just a debate on who should go No. 1 in a “True Detective Only” fantasy league: Rust or Marty.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NFL Fantasy Live gang gets back together on the eve of NFL free agency for a special Free Agency edition of the podcast.  There’s no stone left unturned as the guys examine which receiver is set to break out between Eric Decker, Hakeem Nicks, and Julian Edelman. It’s everything you need to quench your fantasy football appetite – we even throw in some True Detective talk. No spoilers, just a debate on who should go No. 1 in a “True Detective Only” fantasy league: Rust or Marty.   

A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, Gregg Rosenthal and Chris Wesseling -- cannonballs back into the free-agency pool.  The gang makes a return trip to the laboratory for a chemistry experiment, endeavoring to match marquee free agents with their future destinations.   Elsewhere, the scientists touch on all the biggest offseason questions around the league, including how Brandon Browner's reinstatement affects his signing potential and if the recently franchise-tagged Jimmy Graham is worth the price to pry him away from the New Orleans Saints.  Who is in the market for Hakeem Nicks?  Which of the heroes will pair up as lab partners?  Has Wess finally ordered the world map?  All these questions, and more, answered on the brand new “Around the League Podcast.”  So, listen in and join the conversation on Twitter: @NFL_ATL or #NFLATL.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A room full of heroes -- Dan Hanzus, Marc Sessler, Gregg Rosenthal and Chris Wesseling -- cannonballs back into the free-agency pool.  The gang makes a return trip to the laboratory for a chemistry experiment, endeavoring to match marquee free agents with their future destinations.   Elsewhere, the scientists touch on all the biggest offseason questions around the league, including how Brandon Browner’s reinstatement affects his signing potential and if the recently franchise-tagged Jimmy Graham is worth the price to pry him away from the New Orleans Saints.  Who is in the market for Hakeem Nicks?  Which of the heroes will pair up as lab partners?  Has Wess finally ordered the world map?  All these questions, and more, answered on the brand new “Around the League Podcast.”  So, listen in and join the conversation on Twitter: @NFL_ATL or #NFLATL.

Schrager has Victor Cruz break down the Seahawks-Broncos from a wide receiver's point of view. They discuss Richard Sherman's skills as a cornerback and also his NFC Championship Game post game interview and the avalanche of news and analysis afterwards. They delve into Cruz's early impressions on newly hired Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo and his advice for Hakeem Nicks as his teammate enters an off-season filled with contract talk.

DJ Sixsmith makes his NFL Friday return after a 10-week hiatus to host with Nolan Silbernagel. The guys discuss the Chargers Thursday night upset over the number one team in the AFC, the Broncos. They also offer their opinions on the quarterback controversy taking place in Chicago, as well as Aaron Rodgers' health.  The guys then turned their attention to the Giants after their pitiful performance against those streaking Chargers last week. DJ and Nolan debated on whether the Giants should return Hakeem Nicks next year, as well as the team's shot against Seattle this week.  The show then shifted to the other New York team, still fighting for their playoff lives after a large win over the Raiders. The guys debated on whether or not the run-heavy Jets had a chance against the run-stuffing Panthers.  As always, Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia, the Giants and Jets beat reporters respectively, contributed their weekly reports, before Bobby Gubin came on to give the latest fantasy advice. Gubin and producer Kelly Kultys are the only two NFL Friday members still alive in the WFUV Fantasy League.  The show wrapped up with staff picks and upsets. The standings are updated.  Bobby Gubin (40-18)Mack Rosenberg (26-22)Kenny Ducey (26-22)Patrick Burns (17-16)Julian Atizena (33-36)Matt Moro (21-26)Nolan Silbernagel (19-25)Kelly Kultys (22-30) Not enough picks to qualify: (need min. 15 games)Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (4-7)Shaun Cohen (4-7) Click the link below to listen or download on iTunes. 

DJ Sixsmith makes his NFL Friday return after a 10-week hiatus to host with Nolan Silbernagel. The guys discuss the Chargers Thursday night upset over the number one team in the AFC, the Broncos. They also offer their opinions on the quarterback controversy taking place in Chicago, as well as Aaron Rodgers' health.  The guys then turned their attention to the Giants after their pitiful performance against those streaking Chargers last week. DJ and Nolan debated on whether the Giants should return Hakeem Nicks next year, as well as the team's shot against Seattle this week.  The show then shifted to the other New York team, still fighting for their playoff lives after a large win over the Raiders. The guys debated on whether or not the run-heavy Jets had a chance against the run-stuffing Panthers.  As always, Eric Mollo and Kris Venezia, the Giants and Jets beat reporters respectively, contributed their weekly reports, before Bobby Gubin came on to give the latest fantasy advice. Gubin and producer Kelly Kultys are the only two NFL Friday members still alive in the WFUV Fantasy League.  The show wrapped up with staff picks and upsets. The standings are updated.  Bobby Gubin (40-18)Mack Rosenberg (26-22)Kenny Ducey (26-22)Patrick Burns (17-16)Julian Atizena (33-36)Matt Moro (21-26)Nolan Silbernagel (19-25)Kelly Kultys (22-30) Not enough picks to qualify: (need min. 15 games)Nick Logerfo (3-2)DJ Sixsmith (4-7)Shaun Cohen (4-7) Click the link below to listen or download on iTunes. 

Is it too soon to conclude that Knowshon Moreno officially "doesn't suck"?  Will big-name WRs like Hakeem Nicks and Kenny Britt be traded before the deadline?  Which under-the-radar players will have the greatest impact on fantasy teams for the remainder of the season? We'll answer these questions and preview the 15 Week 7 games tonight! Now back for its fourth season, tune in to the 4th and Inches Show with Jana & The Sherpa Wednesday evenings from 9:30 to 10:30pm Eastern!  

With just about two weeks left until the start of the 2013 NFL season it is crucial to dive in to your Fantasy Football Draft preparation and build your strategy. Luckily the experts from FFChamps.com are here to help you get ready for your drafts with our Two-Hour Draft Special. In this episode of the Fantasy Football Champs, our hosts Todd DeVries and Bill Enright take you through the latest batch of injuries from Week 2 of the Preseason including Roddy White, Victor Cruz, and Wes Welker’s current health status. They also discuss the depth chart changes and position battles including the fantasy impact of Mike Vick being named the starter in Philadelphia, and reveal the players who made the “Our Guys” list for the 2013 season. Plus the guys jump into a Dynasty vs. Re-draft debate with FootballNation.com’s Dynasty Expert, Danny Fresh, who helps lay-out how to properly start a Dynasty League. The trio also discuss Dynasty League strategy and who would be the No. 1 pick in a Rookie Only draft. In the show’s final segment, Todd and Bill run down the list of players entering the final year of their contract and analyze who is extra motivated in 2013 in hopes of a big pay day in 2014. Some players on that list include Maurice Jones-Drew, Hakeem Nicks, and Jimmy Graham. Don’t forget to register over at DraftKings.com for a chance to enter one of the great contests they have for their Week 1 Kickoff Bash. You can win real cash playing Fantasy Football at DraftKings.com, get started today. If you are listening to this show On-Demand, feel free to send a tweet to @FFChamps with your Fantasy Football Draft questions. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to us on iTunes which gives you the option of listening on your smart phone, tablet, or computer.

The chat room will be buzzing as THE CREW, the best minds in the world of High Stakes Fantasy Football will be chattin it up tonight with alot going on in the NFL. Scott and Mike are back for another episode of Red vs Blue.  We'll discuss the recent draft from last Friday night. 30 rounds for a grand prize of $10,000! Are you ready for a 30 rounder? Satellite leagues announced! For a mere $35, you can take a shot at $150,000. Too good to be true for those wanting to take a step towards playing high stakes.  Jeff Pasquino pops in to discuss a recent EXPERTS draft.  http://football30.myfantasyleague.com/2012/options?L=71998&O=17&DISPLAY=LEAGUE PLUS:  We'll break down the recent Percy Harvin drama, if there IS  a trade looming, who's it with? We'll have our Rookie Rodeo Segment featuring a few names you may want to take a second look. Joe Adams and Greg Childs.  Let's play 3 MORE ROUNDS of  HIGH / LOW ! Who's stock will rise or fall come draft day in September?  Round 1 : Brandon Lloyd Round 2 : Cam Newton Round 3 : Shonn Greene And if we have time, we'll squeeze in our Champions Edition, your New York Football Giants, --- Who is the WR to own this year, Hakeem Nicks or Victor Cruz? Let's have some fun!

In the third episode of "Football Nation Today," Alex Reimer looks at some of the biggest news from last week's NFL OTA camps. Alex discusses what seems to be the beginning of a year long quarterback controversy with the Jets involving Mark Sanchez and Tim Tebow. Alex also touches upon the Hakeem Nicks injury, Drew Brees missing Saints camp due to his contract, and the Bears not signing Matt Forte to a long-term extension. The NFLPA's collusion case against the NFL, and the decision to make knee-pads and thigh-pads mandatory are discussed, too.

Dave and Rank recap the third installment of NFL Network's "Top 100: Players of 2012" as they discuss Joe Flacco's placement on the list and debate who among DeSean Jackson, A.J. Green and Hakeem Nicks is the better receiver. 

Dave and Rank recap the third installment of NFL Network's "Top 100: Players of 2012" as they discuss Joe Flacco's placement on the list and debate who among DeSean Jackson, A.J. Green and Hakeem Nicks is the better receiver. 

Shek and Rank once again sit down to watch the Top 100 show and breakdown the current rankings. Thankfully, there are no egregious John Kuhn-like moments in this week's show, but Shek and Rank give their look at some of the notable names including Hakeem Nicks, Michael Turner and more. Have a listen, won't you?

Shek and Rank once again sit down to watch the Top 100 show and breakdown the current rankings. Thankfully, there are no egregious John Kuhn-like moments in this week's show, but Shek and Rank give their look at some of the notable names including Hakeem Nicks, Michael Turner and more. Have a listen, won't you?

Dustin Ashby, the owner of the World Championship of Fantasy Football will be our guest this week! Black Friday is here which means Week 12 is here, which means the League Playoffs have begun! Hakeem Nicks, a top 5 WR in the league, is now OUT for several weeks. Where does that leave his owners? PLUS, Mike Williams will be OUT, is there anybody on Seattle worth starting? Moreno is rolling, AD is falling and what do we make of Jamaal Charles? Other topics: Can Steve Smith be trusted? Will Randy Moss screw his owners that have him on their bench against the worst secondary in the league? Can Blount run on the Ravens D? Will Vincent Jackson get started quick against the Colts? PLUS a visit by Vince Barkman who leads the way in the Red vs Blue ON-AIR league. How did he do it?

Wow, is Hakeem Nicks the real deal or what? Cowboy fans are devastated after watching Romo go down, but they did get rewarded with a Dez Bryant breakout. Most Britt owners are SICK after watching him score 50 on their bench and McFadden the same story. Favre's status is still up in the air, the Colts are banged up and the Jets host the Packers. Meanwhile, bye weeks and injuries continue to be a big part of this week's fantasy action. Do you plug in James Jones this week? Will Crayton repeat? Is this the week you finally get rewarded for drafting Jonathan Stewart? We'll discuss all this and a whole lot more, tonight on Red vs Blue!