Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack Youngblood

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring Pass Rushers to the table for discussion.

Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood visits with Nestor and Luke at Super Bowl 51 in Houston

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Los Angeles Rams to the table for discussion.

Looney's beloved mother died, and JT & Looney talk about her legacy as a mom bringing up two boys in a house where dad died young, and JT talks about an amazing week with Mike Ditka, John Riggins, Marv Levy, Jack Youngblood and other legends at the Grid Iron Greats Ceremony in Chicago, where JT was the MC.

John Madden once said if a Martian landed in his backyard and wanted to know what a football player was, he'd go find Jack Youngblood. Listen to Jack talk about his Hall of Fame career at Florida and the LA Rams. And yes, we talk about him playing 4 games on a broken leg.

Malcolm Moran spent more than 30 years writing sports for Newsday, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune, and USA Today. Yet he feared his career had ended early while covering the New York Yankees of George, Billy and Reggie. Hear why. He shares stories about Lou Holtz, quipster extraordinaire as Notre Dame football coach. He takes us to the NCAA tournament as the event's popularity soared in the '80s. Find out what Jack Youngblood had in his pickup truck at a Super Bowl practice. And tag along with Malcolm and Bob Knight in 1981 when the Indiana basketball coach visited his player, Landon Turner, who had been paralyzed in an auto accident. During his distinguished career, Malcolm Moran has covered 40 NCAA Final Fours, 11 Super Bowls, 16 World Series, four Olympic Games, the 2002 World Basketball Championships, and more than 30 post-season college football games with national championship stakes. His journalism career began at Newsday in 1977, where he covered high school, college and professional sports. He moved to The New York Times in 1979, where he worked as a reporter and columnist for 19 years until joining the Chicago Tribune 1998. There, he was the Notre Dame football beat reporter while also writing commentaries and providing event and feature coverage on pro and college sports. Malcolm moved to USA Today in 2000 to cover college basketball and football, as well as write feature articles on pro and college sports. Moran has been the Director of the Sports Capital Journalism Program at IUPUE in Indianapolis since 2013. The center serves as a comprehensive institute for the study of sports journalism, and it is the official partner of the Associated Press Sports Editors and the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. He's also a professor of practice in journalism. He has directed IUPUE students in their coverage of the Bowl Championship Series, College Football Playoff, NCAA Final Four, World Baseball Classic, NFL Scouting Combine, Indianapolis 500 and the Olympic Games at Rio de Janeiro. Moran left newspaper work in 2006 to become the inaugural Knight Chair in Sports Journalism and Society in the College of Communications at Penn State. There, he directed the John Curley Center for Sports Journalism until 2013, when he left for IUPUE. He took Penn State students to the Final Four, the BCS National Championship game and the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Moran, a 1975 graduate of Fordham University, speaks annually to the Sports Journalism Institute. He has hosted the Associated Press Sports Editors' Diversity Fellows program and continues to organize the USBWA's Full Court Press seminar at the Final Four. He has made presentations to the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, the Faculty Athletics Representatives Association, the Associated Press Sports Editors, the Sports Management Institute, CoSIDA, and several major universities. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ChabDog issues a final warning and wake up call, this Saturday morning on its "Plant a seed and grow a pair" show. Time to celebrate those who put fear aside, on the hardcourt and elsewhere, as we profile what it takes to be a leader and why some are doomed to be left behind. The exploits of Willis Reed, Jack Youngblood, and Kirk Gibson to name a few, plus David and Goliath coming to life in the NCAA tournament of 1983. Plus clips from those who refused to back down or compromise, including scenes from Bullitt, Patton and the indomitable Dr. Steelhammer.

Final Hour Fun Fact. Quick Hits. LA Rams legend Jack Youngblood. Dead and Alive Guy

Tom Brady retired a year too early | Jack Youngblood, Pro Football Hall of Famer, joins DA | Plus, the best calls from the NFL's regular season.

Welcome to a new addition of the Roman Gabriel Show, a throwback episode ! My guest is former Los Angeles Rams Pro Football Hall of Fame Defensive end Jack Youngblood. Jack's was a number one draft pick of the Rams in 1971. But even he wasn't sure about how long he would be there, with two of the greatest members of the vaunted Fearsome Foursome, and future Pro Football Hall of Famers: Merlin Olsen, and the Minister of Defense David "Deacon" Jones. Jack tells us some great stories about fitting in early on the Rams defense, the great contemporaries like Allan Page, and Bob Lilly. And of course leading the Rams defense to the 1979 Super Bowl against the Pittsburgh Steelers playing with a broken tibia. A two time NFC Defensive Player of the Year, two time sack leader, and a member of the 70's all decade team. Iv'e known Jack since I was nine years old, he played with my father the first two years of his career. Enjoy this conversation talking Los Angeles Rams Football with the great Jack Youngblood. Remember for all of your sports and entertainment content go to www.romangabrielshow.com, or anywhere you listen to podcasts. And now streaming on DB&A Television.

NFL: Two great guests in Morten Andersen and Jack Youngblood join the show! This is The National Football Show with Dan Sileo #NFL #PhiladelphiaEagles #JAKIBMediaSubscribe for daily content! → https://bit.ly/JAKIBSubscribeOur Sponsors!PureBull Beef Jerky: https://steersnacks.comWildwoods NJ: https://wildwoodsnj.com​IBEW Local 98: http://www.ibew98.org​Bookit Sports: https://bookitsports.app/​Fritz & Bianculli: https://fbesq.com/​Delaware Valley Sports Center: https://www.delawarevalleysportscente...PropSwap: https://propswap.comPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

NFL: Two great guests in Morten Andersen and Jack Youngblood join the show! This is The National Football Show with Dan Sileo #NFL #PhiladelphiaEagles #JAKIBMediaSubscribe for daily content! → https://bit.ly/JAKIBSubscribeOur Sponsors!PureBull Beef Jerky: https://steersnacks.comWildwoods NJ: https://wildwoodsnj.com​IBEW Local 98: http://www.ibew98.org​Bookit Sports: https://bookitsports.app/​Fritz & Bianculli: https://fbesq.com/​Delaware Valley Sports Center: https://www.delawarevalleysportscente...PropSwap: https://propswap.comPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Shane is off today for the Fourth of July holiday, so we are bringing you some of the best interviews we've had from Gator Legends. On today's special, we'll be showing you previous interviews from former Florida Gators Football defensive end, NFL legend, and one of six Florida Gators to be named to the Gator Football Ring of Honor, Jack Youngblood; and from former Florida Gators Football wide receiver, who still the Gators' record holder for most pass receptions in a single game, in a single season, and career receiving yards, the "Cuban Comet", Carlos Alvarez! Shane returns live tomorrow, July 6.

It’s been almost three years, but Scott Fish (@ScottFish24) finally makes his return to Fitz on Fantasy. As someone who runs fantasy leagues for a living, Scott tells host Pat Fitzmaurice (@Fitz_FF) which qualities are most important for commissioners and shares a clause that should be in every set of league rules. Scott and Pat also discuss how fantasy leagues might handle the switch to a 17-game regular season. Not surprisingly, there’s some conversation about the Scott Fish Bowl. Scott talks about the most difficult aspect of putting SFB together every year, how some celebrities have found their way into the league, how last year’s unique QB scoring system went over, and future plans for live SFB drafts. He also drops a few hints at what’s in store for SFB11. Scott and Pat discuss the Dolphins’ recent trades and speculate on who the 49ers might draft No. 3 overall. Does size matter? Scott reveals whether he cares about DeVonta Smith weighing 170 pounds and Rondale Moore standing 5-7. Scott and Pat also talk about the Buccaneers’ backfield after the re-signing of Leonard Fournette. Scott spins a hell of a Fish tale about a pickleball injury, then details the depth of his hatred for actual pickles. After some conversation about sleeping habits, Scott names his WR1, and he and Pat discuss the some of the top-tier dynasty receivers. Scott also names a few players he thinks dynasty managers should be trading for, then lists a few players he had a hard time quitting. (Also, Scott and Pat cement their old-man cred in this episode with mentions of Carl Pickens, J.J. Stokes, Herschel Walker, Jack Youngblood and Craig “Ironhead” Heyward.) Host: Pat Fitzmaurice (@Fitz_FF) Guest: Scott Fish (@ScottFish24) Podcast produced by Colm Kelly (@OvertimeIreland) In association with TheFootballGirl.com Music provided by International Jet Set

Trending at 2: JVT is mad at Steve A pair of big MLB trades! VGK/Avalanche games postponed NBA All-Star Game - Lebron is not happy SBLV prop bets! / Steve & JVT list their top party/gathering holidays Jack Youngblood (former Rams DE) tells us about his experiences in the NFL and the Superbowl, and what he expects to see on Sunday!

Super Bowl LV Preview, Predictions and Prop Bets. How many National Championships does Alabama win with the best recruiting class ever? How long does it take Bryan Harsin to compete at Auburn. Featuring Ben Thomas, AL.com, Eric Blum from Columbia Daily Tribune, Bruce Marshall from the Gold Sheet, Nick Suss, Clarion-Ledger and NFL Hall of Famer, Jack Youngblood. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schultz/support

HOF DL Jack Youngblood, who played his entire career with #RamsHouse joins the show to talk on his career, how he feels about defensive players today and playing on a broken leg during #SBXIV.

SportsTalk Feb. 4th: Jack Youngblood, Lee Sterling, Ken Rodgers on "Al Davis vs. The NFL, Billy "White Shoes" Johnson & Chiney Ogwumike 600 ESPN El Paso brings you in-depth coverage of El Paso sports, national teams, amazing plays, insightful analysis, and bold opinions.

Jack joins Amy to express his feelings about missing out on a typical Radio Row where a reunion of HOF'ers normally convene.  Jack also gives his perspective on the unique 2020 NFL season. And lastly, Jack lets everyone know how he helps Mike Ditka with a very worthy cause. Mark also joins Amy to explain how Southern Recipe Small Batch Pork Rinds is helping the community as well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jack Youngblood and Mark Singletary join the show, Ashley Caldwell joins the show, and your Super Bowl calls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Defo and Lubie talk with NFL hall of Famer jack Youngblood thanks to Southern Recipe Pork Rinds. Plus long-time comedian and actor Bryan Callen joins the show as he will be performing at the Miami Improv Thursday - Saturday!

Jack Youngblood: Pro Football Hall of Famer

On the eleventh episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by his Pro Football Hall of Fame brother and Los Angeles Rams legend Jack Youngblood (09:51 – 40:29). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll), who has many questions about the “Sexy Morten” photo that surfaced late last week. Thankfully, Morten has all the answers (01:40). Plus, the guys talk about Kyler Murray’s incredible Hail Mary touchdown throw to DeAndre Hopkins from Sunday, as Morten recalls the one time he lost on a Hail Mary in his 25-year NFL career (06:33).We then move to our interview with Jack, where he discusses a wide array of topics: how he ended up as a Florida Gator (11:10); why he cried when the coaches at Florida switched him to defensive end (13:00); his brief history as a kicker (13:47); being one of the guinea pigs for Gatorade while playing college ball, and why it’s so much different today than it was back then (14:51); how special it is to be considered amongst the best players in the history of the Florida program (17:39); why he loves what Dan Mullen is doing for the Gators (18:30); what he learned as a young player in the NFL playing alongside guys like Deacon Jones and Merlin Olsen (21:43); the famous story behind playing an entire playoff run with a broken leg (24:11); reflecting on his incredible legacy with the Los Angeles Rams (29:18); his excitement when the Rams returned to Los Angeles, and why the St. Louis Rams always felt like a completely different franchise (30:15); why Aaron Donald can play on his team any day (32:40); whether or not the Rams can win a Super Bowl with Jared Goff at the helm (32:58); the funny reason why Jack would feel weird playing for Sean McVay (33:43); how he would stop guys like Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson (34:35); why Archie Manning asked Jack “you don’t like me?” in the middle of a game (36:04); and why being a part of a team is what he misses most about his playing days (37:25).Then, TommyFreezePops is joined by Kevin Rogers for his weekly check-in with the experts from VegasInsider.com (43:01 – 52:24). With all the buzz around the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals this season, have we been sleeping on the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC West (44:36)? Speaking of the Seahawks and Cardinals, Tom and Kevin preview this star-studded Thursday Night Football match-up (46:25). Plus, the guys take a look at the “Morten Andersen Bowl” between the Saints and Falcons (47:54), and preview one of the games of the week between the Packers and Colts (50:02).Finally, we close things out with Morten’s “Game Winner” – a weekly segment where Morten monologues his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, he talks about his friend Jack Youngblood, and how his last name alone says everything we need to know about the Rams legend (52:24).

It was a week of gridiron greats joining The Beat Of Sports and for this weeks edition of the Weekend Pod Marc speaks with two larger than life personalities, Billy "White Shoes" Johnson and Jack Youngblood.

Gator Legend Jack Youngblood joined to talk Gator Football and tell his favorite stories from his career.

.@RamsNFL @ProFootballHOF DE Jack Youngblood (@theblood85) joins @SicEm365Radio to share how he and his family are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic, reflects on his hall of fame career, and describes how much the game has changed.

This is the story of Jack Youngblood, possibly one of the toughest athletes ever. In the 1979 playoffs, he broke his leg against the Dallas Cowboys, and continued to play for the rest of the playoffs, including the Pro Bowl. This is his story.

Rams Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood joins JB Long to talk about what he remembers about his draft phone call, the advice he has for the newest Rams, and the time their locker room was robbed before a game.

Happy Monday LA Football fans. The rain has ceased, for a moment, and we have a great episode of Bleav In LA Football for you! Los Angeles Rams legend Jack Youngblood joins the show to talk about his college days, playing in Los Angeles, and something about Gatorade that you have to know!Subscribe to Bleav In LA Football wherever you listen to podcasts and hit me up on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or email me at Podcast@lafbnetwork.com.

Coach Levy led the Buffalo Bills to four straight Super Bowls. Most NFL fans know him for that epic run. His life story and coaching history proves incredible beyond that remarkable feat. In fact, when he became head coach at the University of California in 1960 he added a high school coach to his staff who later became one of the most successful head coaches in NFL history. Even more amazingly, there was even another future NFL coaching legend who attended Levy's practices at Cal. Hear Coach Levy share his memories of those days in this football history podcast. Many fans will also be surprised to learn that his four Super Bowls with the Bills weren't Levy's first visits to the big game. He worked as an assistant to George Allen on the 1972 Washington Redskins in Super Bowl 7. Coach Levy shares his memory of that game and working for Allen with the Los Angeles Rams in this episode The Game Before the Money Podcast. You'll step inside Coach Levy's office as he and Bills General Manager Bill Polian work a trade for star linebacker Cornelius Bennett. Coach Levy will also take you into the Bills' draft day war room as they select future Hall of Fame running back Thurman Thomas.  The Game Before the Money Podcast is hosted and produced by Jackson Michael, author of the book The Game Before the Money: Voices of the Men Who Built the NFL, an acclaimed oral history of pro football that includes interviews with 40 NFL legends, including Bart Starr, Frank Gifford, and Jack Youngblood.  

Frank opens the show thinking Scott Boras is lying when he says that James Paxton will return from surgery sooner than the 3-4 month period we have been told. Matt Modica joins the show to talk with Frank about the latest news and notes around MLB and fantasy baseball. We recap our interviews from the week with Buck Showalter, Jack Youngblood, and JP Arancibia. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Hall of Fame NFL player Jack Youngblood joins the show to talk about his amazement of Patrick Mahomes dealing with pressure so smoothly.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Craig Mish and Frank Stampfl open the program recapping the Chiefs Super Bowl win over the 49ers, with Craig feeling beaten down by the Pat Mahomes rushing prop bet fiasco. Craig and Frank go over some of their favorite props, and which other props they missed out on in the game. Hall of Fame NFL player Jack Youngblood joins the show to talk about his amazement of Pat Mahomes dealing with pressure so smoothly. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jack Youngblood - Pro Football Hall of Famer

The football legend Jack Youngblood joins the show and discusses a wide range of topics with Marc. He talks about the injuries that he played through during his playing career and the first time he faced having surgery. He discusses what the first version of Gatorade was like (it was not pleasant). Plus he gives his thoughts on Urban Meyer getting honored at Florida.

WTMJ's Libby Collins talks with Jack Youngblood, former NFL Player about the state of the NFL today and much more.

Episode 020 of the PFRPA Podcast Series features Pro Football Hall of Famer & PFRPA Board Member, Jack Youngblood. This episode was filmed on location at the Mavs Gaming Hub during the inaugural #GridironGaming Tournament. Jack shares his thoughts on the growing eSports industry, and how it can offer many opportunities for retired NFL players. Follow the PFRPA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepfrpa?lang=enFollow the PFRPA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepfrpa/Like the PFRPA on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PFRPA/Visit the site www.pfrpa.com for more info.

"Resentment can be helpful on the football field." - Bob Newton Bob Newton was an All-American football player at University of Nebraska in 1970 and helped the school win their 1st national championship under coach Bob Devaney. Bob was instrumental in building the "Husker Power" national brand which led to bigger, faster, and stronger players under Boyd Epley's strength and conditioning program. Bob's story of being recruited by Tom Osborne from junior college in California, and respective recruiting trip to Lincoln on a cold January night in 1969, is classic. Bob played in the NFL for 11 seasons after being drafted in the 3rd round by Chicago Bears - 5 seasons with the Bears, and 6 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks - Playing alongside (and against) some of the greatest players including Dick Butkus, Walter Payton, John Riggins, Dan Dierdorf, Jack Youngblood, Joe Green, Gale Sayers, and Steve Largent. His playing career was cut short due to active addiction/alcoholism and Bob's life changed forever on July 12, 1983 when he checked into Valley General hospital for help. Beginning a life of recovery, Bob became a certified alcohol and drug counselor in 1986 and has been helping others in recovery ever since touching the lives of thousands of people.....Including me and my family! On Christmas morning 2009 we did an intervention for my Father's drinking, and by the Grace of God and Divine Intervention, my family met Bob for 1st time. A Christmas Miracle. An amazing story. Lifelong friendships. Recovery. Healing. Sobriety. Hope. Gratitude. A new legacy. Bob is now Director of Clinical Services for Dr. Harry Haroutunian who specializes in concierge alcohol and drug recovery services. Their phone # is (760) 674-0005. Bob & Dr. Harry are two of the best in the business. If you, or someone you know, needs help please contact them.

“Good luck is a residue of preparation.”  ― Jack Youngblood   In this episode, you will learn: How to plan your life in alignment with how you want to feel Why prepping for the week is so important How to get yourself in the habit of planning   Continue the conversation on Instagram @momisincontrol Apply for Mastery: www.momisincontrol.com Get the 5 Time Savings Strategies freebie: www.heatherchauvin.com   PLANNER RESOURCES:  Passion Planner - www.passionplanner.com Law of Attraction Planner - www.freedommastery.com

Episode 006 of the PFRPA Podcast hosted by Brian DeMarco features college and pro football Hall of Fame defensive end Jack Youngblood, who played for the Florida Gators then 14 seasons for the Los Angeles Rams, tallying over 150 sacks in his career and famously playing in Super Bowl XIV with a broken leg. Follow the PFRPA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepfrpa?lang=en Follow the PFRPA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepfrpa/ Like the PFRPA on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PFRPA/ Visit the site www.pfrpa.com for more info.

In the second hour, Joshua Brisco sits down with Peter Miller, Chris Meyers, Jack Youngblood, and Brooke Pryor.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour of Friday’s show on Radio Row in Atlanta, Joshua Brisco is joined by two potential future-Chiefs: West Virginia’s David Sills and USC’s Marvell Tell. Then, talking pork rinds with former NFL TE Reggie Kelly and chatting with WWE Champion Mickie James. Plus, Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood, with an unlit cigar in his mouth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the second hour of Friday’s show on Radio Row in Atlanta, Joshua Brisco is joined by two potential future-Chiefs: West Virginia’s David Sills and USC’s Marvell Tell. Then, talking pork rinds with former NFL TE Reggie Kelly and chatting with WWE Champion Mickie James. Plus, Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood, with an unlit cigar in his mouth.

HOFer Jack Youngblood on 3HL.

HOFer Jack Youngblood on 3HL.

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Hour 4 (1/29) Fun Fact. Quick Hits. Rams Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood. Dead and Alive Guy

The former Gator and Pro Football Hall of Famer joined Ron to celebrate the football career of Scot Brantley

The guys bring it with a packed 100th episode. Derek Ciapala and Norm Hightower look at the 2018 NFL Draft with CBS Sports' Eric Galko. Then Norm sits down with Rams' legendary Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood to discuss his life and career on and off the field.

Action Sports Jax is in Minneapolis for Super Bowl 52. Of course, we hoped we'd be there under different circumstances -- getting ready to see the Jacksonville Jaguars compete -- but Sports Director Brent got to speak with sports stars like Jalen Ramsey, Terry Bradshaw, Rod Woodson, Torry Holt, Jack Youngblood and Kevin Harvick.

Dan has another crazy day on Radio Row: Robert Smith and Mitch Berger open the show telling old Vikings stories. Kyle Turley joins to discuss how cannabis saved his life. The great Sheila E talked about performing in the bad weather conditions this week as well as her friendship with Prince. Jack Youngblood wowed us with old NFL stories and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis were awesome in talking about their Minnesota music series as well as Prince. Awesome day!

Dan has another crazy day on Radio Row: Robert Smith and Mitch Berger open the show telling old Vikings stories. Kyle Turley joins to discuss how cannabis saved his life. The great Sheila E talked about performing in the bad weather conditions this week as well as her friendship with Prince. Jack Youngblood wowed us with old NFL stories and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis were awesome in talking about their Minnesota music series as well as Prince. Awesome day!

Jack Youngblood joins the show this morning to talk about his time during the NFL, playing with a broken leg during in the Super bowl and in the Pro bowl, his thoughts about the concussion protocol, and more!

Shek fought through the pain much like Ronnie Lott or Jack Youngblood have, to podcast laying flat on his back tucked in his bed. Resident Miami Dolphins fan, Handsome Hank, was kind enough to kibitz with the ailing Shek about Ryan Tannehill's balky knee and potential quarterback replacements if he did get injured. Plus, a bonus update on the DDFP Game of Game of Thrones fantasy league at the end of the show by Eddie Spaghetti, Sideline Savy and Sully. 

Shek fought through the pain much like Ronnie Lott or Jack Youngblood have, to podcast laying flat on his back tucked in his bed. Resident Miami Dolphins fan, Handsome Hank, was kind enough to kibitz with the ailing Shek about Ryan Tannehill's balky knee and potential quarterback replacements if he did get injured. Plus, a bonus update on the DDFP Game of Game of Thrones fantasy league at the end of the show by Eddie Spaghetti, Sideline Savy and Sully. 

Last Sunday, 91,046 people came together to scream and sweat and celebrate as the Los Angeles Rams upset the Seattle Seahawks 9-3 in the Rams first regular season game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum since 1979. The feeling of history was ubiquitous: from the team’s throwback, classic blue and yellow uniforms, to the presence of Rams Hall of Famers Jackie Slater, Tom Mack, Jack Youngblood, and Eric Dickerson. This was not just a game. It was a living monument to a storied past. Joshua Neuman and Tunisha Singleton discuss the off-the-field pageantry as well as the on-the-field action. Plus, we wonder about a curious song selection announcing the team’s entrance to the field and look ahead to the Rams trip to Raymond James Stadium to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

NFL Hall of Famer and former Rams defensive end Jack Youngblood joins the Ramble On podcast to talk about the Rams move to LA, his tremendous Rams career and how he wants to run down the Coliseum tunnel one more time. #Rams

Americans Shek and Rank celebrate the birth of the nation as British import Handsome Hank mostly sits in anguished silence. Among the show's breezy subjects:  the NFL's greatest uniform bracket, Rank's football movie bracket (both available on NFL.com) and the return of the Adam Rank Gridiron Podcast for Kids, with special guest Jack Youngblood. The week’s podcasting action wraps up with another spirited edition of the “ATL Debate Club” with hosts Chris Wesseling and Gregg Rosenthal previewing NFL training camps. 

Americans Shek and Rank celebrate the birth of the nation as British import Handsome Hank mostly sits in anguished silence. Among the show's breezy subjects:  the NFL's greatest uniform bracket, Rank's football movie bracket (both available on NFL.com) and the return of the Adam Rank Gridiron Podcast for Kids, with special guest Jack Youngblood. The week’s podcasting action wraps up with another spirited edition of the “ATL Debate Club” with hosts Chris Wesseling and Gregg Rosenthal previewing NFL training camps. 

We're lacing 'em up for the love of the game with Rebuilding Together inside Handy Magazine's tricked-out Tool Test Zone at The National Hardware Show in Las Vegas. To help us fix householder problems we'd love to solve, Ask This Old House producer Chris Wolfe takes us behind the scenes--and behind the walls. We kick it cool school with the first ever Muck Boots muck-off and try out a pair of Muck Boots to do an on-air gear test. And Sleep Innovations stops by to let us test out their new Stanley-branded utility mat that is supposed to keep us working on our DIY list longer and happier. Make-it-right-Mike Mike Holmes rips it down, builds it back and frames up his passion for the game of getting' it done. And takes a break from his standard seriousness to tease Mark about his watch and his passion for moving fast. Football all-pro-all-hustle Pro-Bowl player Jack Youngblood kicks the mud out of his cleats and huddles up to talk leadership, endurance, and the game of life. He also shares insights into kids and football. We're taking time to start talking about our favorite annual contest, the Tradesperson of the Year from Rebuilding Together, which honors a professional who gives back with tools, cash and two tickets to the Super Bowl. Let's get DIY done right, and tune into this episode of MyFixitUpLife talk show on Friday, June 14th at 2pmET.

We're lacing 'em up for the love of the game with Rebuilding Together inside Handy Magazine's tricked-out Tool Test Zone at The National Hardware Show in Las Vegas. To help us fix householder problems we'd love to solve, Ask This Old House producer Chris Wolfe takes us behind the scenes--and behind the walls. We kick it cool school with the first ever Muck Boots muck-off and try out a pair of Muck Boots to do an on-air gear test. And Sleep Innovations stops by to let us test out their new Stanley-branded utility mat that is supposed to keep us working on our DIY list longer and happier. Make-it-right-Mike Mike Holmes rips it down, builds it back and frames up his passion for the game of getting' it done. And takes a break from his standard seriousness to tease Mark about his watch and his passion for moving fast. Football all-pro-all-hustle Pro-Bowl player Jack Youngblood kicks the mud out of his cleats and huddles up to talk leadership, endurance, and the game of life. He also shares insights into kids and football. We're taking time to start talking about our favorite annual contest, the Tradesperson of the Year from Rebuilding Together, which honors a professional who gives back with tools, cash and two tickets to the Super Bowl. Let's get DIY done right, and tune into this episode of MyFixitUpLife talk show on Friday, June 14th at 2pmET.

Rosey Grier, Michael Irvin, Warren Sapp, Jack Youngblood, Jennifer Allen and Willie McGinest... The game lost a legend on Monday after the passing of Pro Football Hall of Famer David "Deacon" Jones.  This special edition of "The Rich Eisen Podcast" recounts the profound impact that Deacon had, both on and off the gridiron.  The final surviving member of “The Fearsome Foursome,” Rosey Grier, joins Rich to remember his teammate and longtime friend.  Joining Grier and Rich during the interview is fellow Hall of Famer Michael Irvin and class of 2013 inductee Warren Sapp, who share their memories of Deacon.  Rich then dials up yet another Hall of Famer, as Jack Youngblood joins the podcast to discuss what it was like learning from “The Secretary of Defense” as a rookie with the Los Angeles Rams, and also shares some good stories from their days in Canton, Ohio, for Hall of Fame inductions.  Jennifer Allen, the daughter of Hall of Fame coach George Allen and sister to Washington Redskins GM Bruce Allen, phones in to share her unique perspective on Deacon.  Jones was an extremely close family friend of the Allens while Jennifer was growing up and remained such until his death Monday.  And lastly, our own Willie McGinest stops by the studio to share what Deacon meant to him as an outside linebacker/defensive end who played in the league 30-plus years after Deacon did, and what it was like meeting and talking to him at various NFL events they would both be at together throughout the years.     Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode #31 proved to be too much show for just one podcast, so be sure after you listen to Side A, you flip it over to Side B to hear our discussion with Rank's delightful boyhood hero, the rugged Jack Youngblood.  Side A: Rank ambushes the show with his one-on-one interview with Bills star Fred 'Action' Jackson; we also bring in Handsome Hank to yap about the silly controversy surrounding Ndamukong Suh's alleged remarks directed at Matt Ryan; we also talk about Timmy Tebow's short and long-term future under center; we introduce the newest Tie to our rack of producers; and we jump in the DeLorean and head to next Tuesday to see who wins this weekend's big games.  Side B: Jack Youngblood kibitzes about playing on a broken leg; the (mis)treatment he's gotten from his old franchise since it moved to St Louis; the Rams' '79 run to the Super Bowl; tearing his bum on the ice in Minnesota; and more!

Episode #31 proved to be too much show for just one podcast, so be sure after you listen to Side A, you flip it over to Side B to hear our discussion with Rank's delightful boyhood hero, the rugged Jack Youngblood.  Side A: Rank ambushes the show with his one-on-one interview with Bills star Fred 'Action' Jackson; we also bring in Handsome Hank to yap about the silly controversy surrounding Ndamukong Suh's alleged remarks directed at Matt Ryan; we also talk about Timmy Tebow's short and long-term future under center; we introduce the newest Tie to our rack of producers; and we jump in the DeLorean and head to next Tuesday to see who wins this weekend's big games.  Side B: Jack Youngblood kibitzes about playing on a broken leg; the (mis)treatment he's gotten from his old franchise since it moved to St Louis; the Rams' '79 run to the Super Bowl; tearing his bum on the ice in Minnesota; and more!

Episode #31 proved to be too much show for just one podcast, so be sure after you listen to Side A, you flip it over to Side B to hear our discussion with Rank's delightful boyhood hero, the rugged Jack Youngblood.  Side A: Rank ambushes the show with his one-on-one interview with Bills star Fred 'Action' Jackson; we also bring in Handsome Hank to yap about the silly controversy surrounding Ndamukong Suh's alleged remarks directed at Matt Ryan; we also talk about Timmy Tebow's short and long-term future under center; we introduce the newest Tie to our rack of producers; and we jump in the DeLorean and head to next Tuesday to see who wins this weekend's big games.  Side B: Jack Youngblood kibitzes about playing on a broken leg; the (mis)treatment he's gotten from his old franchise since it moved to St Louis; the Rams' '79 run to the Super Bowl; tearing his bum on the ice in Minnesota; and more!

Episode #31 proved to be too much show for just one podcast, so be sure after you listen to Side A, you flip it over to Side B to hear our discussion with Rank's delightful boyhood hero, the rugged Jack Youngblood.  Side A: Rank ambushes the show with his one-on-one interview with Bills star Fred 'Action' Jackson; we also bring in Handsome Hank to yap about the silly controversy surrounding Ndamukong Suh's alleged remarks directed at Matt Ryan; we also talk about Timmy Tebow's short and long-term future under center; we introduce the newest Tie to our rack of producers; and we jump in the DeLorean and head to next Tuesday to see who wins this weekend's big games.  Side B: Jack Youngblood kibitzes about playing on a broken leg; the (mis)treatment he's gotten from his old franchise since it moved to St Louis; the Rams' '79 run to the Super Bowl; tearing his bum on the ice in Minnesota; and more!

Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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