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On this Wednesday edition of 2 Pros & A Cup Of Joe, Jonas Knox & LaVar Arrington, recap John Harbaugh's introduction press conference for the Giants which showed a wrinkle in his partnership with GM Joe Schoen. Plus, the guys talk about Duke suing Darian Mensah, an early Heisman odds edition of ICYMI, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who's really in charge of the New York Giants? Yahoo Sports' Andrew Siciliano, Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab break down John Harbaugh's introduction as the G-men's new head coach. Plus, are the Buffalo Bills showing enough respect to Sean McDermott? The crew breaks those stories down, along with the latest head coaching hires and Indiana winning the CFP title. Don't miss today's packed episode!(1:25) - John Harbaugh introduced as Giants head coach(14:03) - Did Sean McDermott deserve more love from the Bills?(26:54) - Titans hire Robert Saleh as next head coach(40:30) - Dolphins hire Jeff Hafley as head coach(46:00) - Fernando Mendoza and Indiana win CFP title(54:43) - One More Thing

(0:00) Giants introduce HC John Harbaugh(14:00) Harbaugh on why he chose Giants(15:00) Harbaugh's dynamic with Joe Schoen(40:00) Harbaugh praises Jaxson Dart - will Harbaugh get Dart to avoid taking bit hits?(46:00) Expectations for Giants in 2026  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What will change with the Giants with John Harbaugh in charge? And what does the future look like for Joe Schoen? Jordan Raanan answered. Plus, Louis Riddick stops by! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

C-Lo's here and he's got Joe Schoen's breathless introduction and Harbaugh's bold playoff expectations for year one, plus, we dive into the Rex Ryan rumors. Mike McDaniel's goes to the Chargers, and the Mets trade.

From a breathless intro by Joe Schoen, who sent Mara to Harbaugh, and whether Rex Ryan might join the staff, everything from yesterday.

The Bills have officially requested an interview with Brian Daboll, and Boomer explains why Josh Allen deserves a seat at the table for this massive hire. Bills fans check in with their thoughts. C-Lo returns with Joe Schoen being asked about playoff expectations and Tiki wondering where John Harbaugh will call home. Plus, we hit the "Moment of the Day" with a confusing lesson on what a "merkin" is, and wrap things up with a viral photo of William Shatner eating a bowl of cereal at a red light.

C-Lo has quotes from Joe Schoen on what he sees for the Giants next year, the Knicks continuing to sprial downwards, and ends it with a Moment of the Day regarding...a merkin.

Joe Schoen's breathless introduction of Harbaugh to Tom Coughlin helping seal the deal and the likelihood of a Rex Ryan returns. Plus, we break down the Mets' trade for Luis Robert Jr., Mike McDaniel's move to the Chargers, and Boomer's take on whether Brian Daboll is the right man to lead Josh Allen and the Bills.

John Harbaugh is the Giants HC but what was the hold up with signing the contract, what is Harbaugh's relationship with Joe Schoen, and who will he target to be his new DC and OCDownload the DraftKings Sportsbook app and use promo code JMFOOTBALLUse our code for 10% off your next SeatGeek order*: https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/JOMBOY10. Sponsored by SeatGeek. *Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount00:00 What is next for John Harbaugh as Giants HC08:34 Holdup in contract signing11:45 Schoen and Harbaugh relationship22:45 Harbaugh wants total control26:40 establishing accountability 31:45 Players appearing at HC Presser34:10 Harbaugh reporting to Mara38:20 Tom Coughlin's impact 41:20 Todd Monken OC candidate53:40 Tee Martin OC candidate58:35 Jim Leonard DC candidate01:06:15 Dennard Wilson DC candidate01:07:30 Anthony Weaver DC candidate01:09:22 Mike Caldwell DC candidateCheck out our Merch: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/collections/talkin-giantsSubscribe to JM Football for our NFL coverage: https://www.youtube.com/@JMFootballFollow all of our content on https://jomboymedia.com#giants #nygiants Gambling Problem? Call one eight hundred GAMBLER. New York: call eight seven seven eight HOPENY or text HOPENY. Connecticut: call eight eight eight seven eight nine seven seven seven seven or visit CCPG dot org. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino in Kansas. Wager tax pass-through may apply in Illinois. Twenty one plus in most states. Void in Ontario. Restrictions apply. Bet must win to receive Bonus Bets which expire in 7 days. Minimum odds required. For additional terms and responsible gaming resources, see D K N G dot co slash audio.Limited time offer Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Giants general manager Joe Schoen joins the show fresh off the hiring of John Harbaugh and walks through how the process came together so quickly. Schoen details why the Giants were prepared for unexpected coaching movement, how early research mattered, and why they moved decisively once Harbaugh became available. Schoen also opens up about roster construction, the importance of Jaxson Dart's development, and why the Giants believe their young core made the job attractive. He addresses his own performance as GM, the Daniel Jones decision, resisting short term fixes, and the plan to keep building through free agency and the draft. The conversation closes with roster priorities, staff building, and why Schoen believes the Giants are positioned for a real turnaround under Harbaugh.

Live from the Giants fieldhouse, the scene is set with hundreds in attendance, current players in the building, and the room going silent as the organization prepares to introduce its next head coach. The guys play a quick prediction game on what Harbaugh will cite first for taking the job, then the moment arrives as Joe Schoen steps to the podium and officially introduces John Harbaugh as the new head coach of the New York Football Giants. Harbaugh's opening remarks hit hard. He makes it clear he wanted the job, embraces the expectations of New York, and lays out a foundation built on toughness, physical football, discipline, and finishing. He emphasizes “team” repeatedly, thanks ownership, and brings the room into his mindset with a message about attacking every day with “enthusiasm unknown to mankind.” In the Q&A, Harbaugh addresses why he didn't take time off, what he likes about the roster, and why he's excited to work with Jaxson Dart. He talks staff building starting immediately, explains what “culture” means in football terms, and even nods to Andy Reid's advice that “change can be good.” The press conference closes with Harbaugh reinforcing that success starts with how the Giants work every day and how they choose to play on tape.

Hour 4 is the full reaction to a historic Giants day. The guys break down what John Harbaugh's press conference and interview revealed about who he is, why he wanted this job, and why the “love football” message landed so hard. They focus on the tone, the family element, and how naturally Harbaugh fits with the Giants identity, plus the way he spoke directly to the players in the room. They also debate expectations. Is the goal immediately playoffs, or is the real win simply eliminating the “miserable football” feeling and becoming a consistent, prepared, physical team every week? The conversation turns to what the Giants have lacked in recent years, situational mastery, discipline, and the details that decide close games, and why Harbaugh's track record suggests those issues finally get fixed. There are also quick temperature checks on a few storylines, including why Jaxson Dart was not in the building for the introduction and whether that matters at all, and how Joe Schoen's visibility shifts now that the franchise becomes “the Harbaugh show.” Fan calls pour in with the excitement level through the roof, and the show closes with more reflections on what winning culture actually looks like and what Giants fans should realistically demand next season.

It's John Harbaugh's introductory press conference and the guys react to the biggest themes, the tone, and the energy inside the fieldhouse as the Giants officially turn the page. Harbaugh hits on what matters most, toughness, physical football, “the team” above everything, and a clear message that he wanted this job and believes the Giants can win. Then Giants GM Joe Schoen joins the show and walks through how the hire came together so fast, why the Giants were prepared for unexpected coaching movement, and what made Harbaugh the perfect fit. Schoen breaks down the collaboration he expects with the new head coach, how Jaxson Dart factored into the appeal of the job, and why he believes the roster has enough pieces to keep building quickly. The conversation also gets real about Schoen's tenure, how he grades himself, the pressure that came with the Daniel Jones decision, and why he refused to chase short term fixes at the expense of sustainability. Plus, they touch on roster priorities heading into free agency and the draft, and why the Giants believe they are set up for a legit turnaround under Harbaugh.

Evan and Tiki broadcast live from the Quest Diagnostics Training Center on a landmark day for the New York Giants as John Harbaugh is officially introduced as the franchise's next head coach. The show begins with live reaction from inside the building as the Giants stage the press conference, ownership speaks, and Harbaugh lays out his vision for toughness, culture, and winning football in New York. Across all four hours, the guys react in real time to what Harbaugh said, how he said it, and why it immediately resonated with players, media, and fans. They break down the themes that defined the day, loving football, earning success, winning in the margins, and why Harbaugh felt like a natural fit for the Giants from the start. The show also examines what this hire means for the roster, the quarterback position with Jaxson Dart, the offensive line and run game, and the overall direction of the franchise. The centerpiece of the show is an extended sit down interview with John Harbaugh, where he talks openly about leaving Baltimore, his relationship with Lamar Jackson, how he evaluates modern quarterbacks, what excites him about the Giants' roster, and where things stand with his coordinator search. He also delivers a clear message to Giants fans about pride, identity, and building a team they can believe in again. Joe Schoen also joins the show to explain the coaching search process, why Harbaugh became the clear choice, and how the organization positioned itself to land one of the most respected head coaches in football. The show wraps with full analysis, fan reaction, and perspective on why this day signals a turning point for the Giants, not just in expectations, but in professionalism, preparation, and belief moving forward.

Should the Jets build up their defense first? Jordan Raanan says Joe Schoen will be under evaluation to see if John Harbaugh can work with him moving forward long term. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

General manager Joe Schoen addresses the media at John Harbaugh's introductory press conference. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 opens with the latest coaching dominoes and the final details behind the John Harbaugh hiring. The crew reacts to Ian O'Connor's reporting on what actually caused the late-week holdup, including Harbaugh pushing for real organizational control across the entire operation and clarity on who wins a draft-day stalemate with Joe Schoen. They discuss how close it got, why the Titans were still in the mix deep into the weekend, and how John Mara stepped in to finish it. From there, the conversation shifts to what this means inside the Giants building: a potential staff shakeup, a new chain of command, and a Harbaugh-driven culture reset in a locker room that has not always felt fully together. The hour rolls on with calls and a look at what comes next with coordinators and the remaining coaching openings.

The guys react to the latest coaching chaos and pivot back to the Giants, where the John Harbaugh hire briefly felt shakier than expected late Friday. With Ian O'Connor's reporting in hand, they lay out what the holdup actually was: Harbaugh pushing for real influence across the entire organization, from staff and spending to analytics and infrastructure, plus clarity on who wins a draft-day disagreement with Joe Schoen. They also run through the behind-the-scenes pressure points, including a second quiet meeting with Chris Mara, the Titans still lingering in the background, and John Mara stepping in to finally close it. From there, the conversation turns to what this new power structure means, how it could reshape the Giants' building and locker room culture, and why Giants fans are suddenly talking like a turnaround is coming fast.

Anthony and Alex break down the massive organizational changes following the hiring of John Harbaugh. From shattering the traditional "Coach reports to GM" hierarchy to a ground-up overhaul of the analytics and sports science departments, Harbaugh is already remaking the Giants in the image of the Baltimore Ravens. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh and explains why the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh instantly changes the power structure of the NFC East. JT breaks down why the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh is about culture, credibility, and getting a proven Super Bowl–level leader instead of gambling on another unproven coordinator. JT explains how John Harbaugh's demand for personnel control reshapes Joe Schoen's role and why that power shift actually benefits the New York Giants long-term. With a promising young quarterback, real defensive talent, and cap flexibility, JT argues the New York Giants hiring John Harbaugh immediately puts them in position to compete for the division. This is why the New York Giants just became the most dangerous team in the NFC East overnight.

Anthony reacts to the massive news that John Harbaugh has finally signed his contract to become the next head coach of the New York Giants. This isn't just a coaching hire; it's a total organizational overhaul. We're breaking down what it means for the future of Joe Schoen and Jaxson Dart. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Anthony and Alex dive into the reports that Todd Monken is the "leader in the clubhouse" to become the New York Giants' next offensive coordinator. After two elite seasons in Baltimore (including a #1 ranked offense in 2024), Monken is expected to reprise his role in East Rutherford and take Jaxson Dart to the next level. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

(0:00) John Harbaugh set to become Giants HC(20:00) What does Harbaugh's hiring mean for Joe Schoen?(32:00) Ageism in the NFL(37:00) What's next for teams that showed interest in Harbaugh?(40:00) Will Curt Cignetti get any NFL looks in coaching cycle?  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The New York Giants finally land the coach everyone wanted. The guys break down why John Harbaugh choosing the Giants over every other opening is such a massive statement for the franchise, and why this cycle feels different from the last decade of misses. They also explain how Joe Schoen deserves real credit for building a roster and drafting Jaxson Dart in a way that made the job irresistible for a Super Bowl winning head coach. From coaching failures of the past to why this move feels like a true turning point, this is why Giants fans have every reason to believe again.

John Harbaugh to the Giants feels like the rare “everyone wanted him and you actually got him” moment, and the guys dive into why this hire is different from the team's recent coaching cycles. They also give Joe Schoen credit for building a roster and drafting Jaxson Dart in a way that made the job appealing enough for Harbaugh to skip other interviews entirely. Plus, the phones light up with fans debating Harbaugh vs. McCarthy, the “can a coach win a Super Bowl with two teams” question, and whether anyone owes an apology to ownership. Then the show pivots to a brutal Knicks loss, a Brunson ankle scare, and why the effort level (especially from KAT) had everyone boiling.

With a real head coach now in place, the entire Giants conversation shifts from “hope” to “expectation.” The guys debate what the floor actually is in 2026: simply a winning season, meaningful football in December, or a flat-out playoff mandate. They also dig into the reality of the NFC landscape, the pressure on Joe Schoen now that the “big hire” is done, and why some fans are setting the bar high while others are preaching patience. Plus, callers weigh in on whether this feels like a true turning point, and why Harbaugh should inspire more confidence than past “winning coaches” like Dan Reeves.

John Harbaugh did not just take the Giants job. He chose it. The guys explain why Harbaugh skipping other interviews is such a powerful signal about where the New York Giants are headed, and why this hire stands apart from past coaching cycles. They also dig into how Joe Schoen's roster build and the drafting of Jaxson Dart helped make the Giants the most appealing destination on the board. From past misses to present momentum, this is the clearest case yet that the Giants finally got it right.

Anthony and Alex react to the blockbuster news that the New York Giants have officially hired John Harbaugh as their next head coach. On a historic Thursday morning, reports confirmed Harbaugh will be the Giants' next head coach, signaling a total shift in the franchise's direction under John Mara and Joe Schoen. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Art breaks down the Giants latest hire of head coach John Harbaugh.

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Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the Giants officially landing John Harbaugh, a move that instantly energizes Big Blue and saves a bleak New York sports winter. Craig celebrates the hire but pumps the brakes on over-the-top optimism, while Big Mac takes a victory lap and gives major credit to Joe Schoen for orchestrating the deal after months of criticism. The guys debate whether Giants fans almost got this wrong by wanting Shane fired, argue about John Mara's legacy as an owner, and take calls from fired-up listeners. Plus, a hilarious and revealing “game of honesty” breaks out as Big Mac is asked if he'd trade Jaxson Dart for just about every quarterback in the NFL with some shocking answers.

Send us a textScott, Giant Mike, Cardone and Novak discuss the surprising great slate of games in the first weekend of the playoffs. We'll break those down, preview the upcoming week of games, highlight the coaching openings and  muse about a couple other offseason targets. Then we also give playoff predictions, air our Pet Peeves and then finish up with listener questions.  Our website: www.angryfootballfans.com. Please check it out and subscribe to our pod.Download our podcast at Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1358293Or wherever you get your podcasts. We are also now available on YouTube. Search for Three Angry Giants fans and subscribe to our channel.

The Athletic's Ian O'Connor joins Evan and Tiki with the latest on the John Harbaugh meeting and why the Giants appear to be leading the race. Ian explains what today's sit-down really means, why the face-to-face time with Joe Schoen matters most, and what Harbaugh is looking for when it comes to roster power and the quarterback plan. Then the conversation widens to the other suitors, including why Atlanta and Tennessee might come to Harbaugh instead of the other way around, plus the one “looming” team that could still complicate things. Ian also gives his current odds on Harbaugh landing with the Giants, and why money will not be the issue. Finally, it turns to Aaron Rodgers and what comes next, including the possibility of Minnesota, a fascinating GM “word salad,” and what it all signals about the Vikings' quarterback direction. Oh, and yes, the show also finds time for an all-time Cinco de Lunch moment: the “salmonella vs semolina” bread confusion goes fully off the rails.

Anthony breaks down the reports of a "lunch meeting" between the Giants' Chris Mara and John Harbaugh, as well as the growing threat of the Atlanta Falcons and other teams. Plus, a reaction to Mike Tomlin stepping down from the Steelers. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Anthony and Alex react to the tense breaking news that John Harbaugh has completed his all-day interview with the New York Giants but has left the facility without a contract. Despite a full-court press that included Steve Tisch, John Mara, and franchise QB Jaxson Dart, Harbaugh is now scheduled to meet with the Tennessee Titans tomorrow. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Where do the Yankees and Cody Bellinger stand? Ian O'Connor says he doesn't think Harbaugh wants total control but you do have to give him major input and Joe Schoen knows that. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Anthony and Alex react to the developing story that General Manager Joe Schoen is willing to "adjust his role" in order to secure John Harbaugh as the next head coach. After three seasons of struggles, Schoen is reportedly acting as a "relentless recruiter" to bring a winning culture to East Rutherford—even if it means giving up roster control. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Giants coaching search hits a fever pitch as the show debates why it suddenly feels like John Harbaugh is the one hire that changes everything, and why missing out could trigger a full fan meltdown. Evan and Tiki break down the Dolphins GM curveball, what it means for Harbaugh's options, and why Kevin Stefanski is still a real long-term alternative. Plus, Giants fans call in on ownership, Joe Schoen's role in the search, wild record predictions for next season, and the viral Jaxson Dart lip-reading moment that has everyone trying to decode the future.

Evan takes the unpopular stance with Jets fans: you can't fire Aaron Glenn after one season just to take a blind swing at John Harbaugh, especially when Harbaugh isn't committing to anybody and might even consider taking a year off. That's why Schefter's reporting matters, and why the Dolphins were able to play it differently since they were already on the fence with Mike McDaniel. The conversation then flips back to the Giants, where the urgency is real, the fan base is locked onto one name, and the stakes feel enormous if ownership can't close the deal. Calls roll in on whether Mara and Tisch need to directly recruit Harbaugh, what Joe Schoen's role really is, and why being “Harbaugh or bust” might be unfair, but also totally inevitable.

This hour, we tackle the Mike McDaniel firing and the seismic shift toward John Harbaugh potentially landing in Miami on a record-breaking deal. We debate whether the Giants will sacrifice Joe Schoen to steal Harbaugh away, while Boomer and Gio clash over who faces more pressure this Wild Card Weekend: Jordan Love or Josh Allen. Plus, C-Lo brings updates on Todd Monken's Ravens regrets and Rob Manfred's "missing" interview question, and we wrap with our expert NFL playoff picks.

Hour 2 opens with some off the rails concert and weekend planning before the show snaps back to Giants business. The guys react to Joe Schoen basically bragging about how “cheap” the Giants' core is, and debate if that's smart roster building or a quote that could annoy his best players. Then it turns into full Harbaugh madness: why the Giants can't assume anything, what factors really drive a coach's decision, and the conflicting reports from the league's biggest insiders on what actually happened in Baltimore. Plus, the Joe Schoen question hangs over everything, fans fear it could cost the Giants Harbaugh, and the crew makes official date and time predictions for when the Giants finally hire their next head coach. They wrap with Belichick talk, skepticism about his “I'm happy at North Carolina” line, and a larger debate about age, perception, and whether one recent coaching flop changed the market for older legends.

What starts as a lighthearted detour into concert plans and feeling old quickly turns serious once Joe Schoen's latest comments hit the table. The guys debate whether Schoen basically admitted the Giants' best players are underpaid and if that kind of honesty helps roster building or risks irritating the locker room. From there, the conversation pivots back to John Harbaugh and why his decision may come down to far more than roster strength, including lifestyle, geography, and even old family ties to Cleveland. The segment heats up with conflicting reports from Ian Rapoport and Adam Schefter on whether Harbaugh truly lost the Ravens locker room, and Tiki explains why both sides can actually be true. The hour closes with mounting fan anxiety that retaining Joe Schoen could cost the Giants their dream coach and shape the narrative around this hire no matter how it ends.

Hour 3 focuses on the latest reporting around John Harbaugh and whether Joe Schoen will actually factor into the Giants coaching decision. With early indications that Schoen is not a roadblock, the conversation centers on power dynamics, long term control, and why Harbaugh would immediately become the unquestioned voice in the room for the New York Giants. The hour then turns to intense debate and caller reaction on what happens if the Giants miss on Harbaugh, whether first time head coaches are even sellable to the fan base, and why this hire feels different than recent searches. It all builds to a heated on air showdown over Kevin Stefanski, complete with audio receipts, arguments over playoff wins, and a real time dispute about honesty, framing, and taking accountability on the air.

John Harbaugh's playoff résumé compared to the Giants' last 20 years sparks a brutal reality check, then the guys break down why Ravens fans actually turned on him. From big-game failures and conservative decisions to staff loyalty and late-season fades, every criticism gets aired out. Plus, a surprise contender emerges as a real threat in the Harbaugh sweepstakes with Cleveland entering the picture, fueled by deep family ties and an all-time White Castle honeymoon story. Calls pour in on whether Harbaugh would even choose the Giants, how much money should matter, and whether Joe Schoen helps or hurts New York's case.

Connor Hughes joins the show to deliver a deep dive into why momentum is building toward John Harbaugh becoming the next head coach of the New York Giants. Connor explains why the process will take time despite clear interest, how the Rooney Rule factors into the timeline, and why Harbaugh has quickly separated himself from the rest of the field. The conversation digs into the power dynamic between Harbaugh and Joe Schoen, whether ownership would reshape the front office to land a proven coach, and how Harbaugh's presence would immediately change decision making inside the building. Connor also addresses competition from other potential openings, why the Giants are viewed as the most desirable vacancy, and whether candidates like Kevin Stefanski remain realistic alternatives. The interview wraps with expectations if Harbaugh is hired, from short term win projections to long term culture change, and Connor ultimately makes his call that all signs point toward Harbaugh and the Giants coming together sooner rather than later.

The Giants need John Harbaugh, and there's no excuse for Joe Schoen not to make it happen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Kostos reacts to the Indianapolis Colts keeping Shane Steichen as their teams head coach. Plus, Nick reacts to the New York Giants bringing back GM Joe Schoen for another season.

Where will Kevin Stefanski go after being fired by the Cleveland Browns? Yahoo Sports' Andrew Siciliano, Charles Robinson and Frank Schwab discuss the Browns' future as well as a flurry of head coaches getting fired on "Black Monday" in the NFL. Later in the show, the crew breaks down Zac Taylor and Joe Schoen getting another season to figure things out with their teams. Closing things out, the guys look back at the pivotal results from Week 18 before discussing their "One More Thing."(4:30) - Browns fire HC Kevin Stefanski(16:25) - Raiders fire HC Pete Carroll(25:00) - Kirk Cousins on his future in Atlanta(37:50) - Cardinals fire HC Jonathan Gannon(46:18) - HC Zac Taylor and GM Joe Schoen get another shot(53:10) - Week 18 recap(58:45) - One More Thing

Scott Van Pelt says he doesn't know why teams ignore draft position at the end of the season. Are the Giants right to keep Joe Schoen? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices