Podcast appearances and mentions of John Fassel

The Tennessee Titans finally did what had been expected for so long. They fired special teams coordinator Colt Anderson after one year on the job. His replacement, John Fassel, has a long and productive history as an NFL special teams coordinator and looks -- by any measure -- to be a serious upgrade. ... Four other assistants are out or have moved on after their contracts were not renewed. One was passing game coordinator (defense) and cornerbacks coach Chris Harris, who arrived as part of Mike Vrabel's staff a couple years ago amid much fanfare. ... A week after Mike Borgonzi was hired as general manager, the Titans added two to their front office staff who have experience in that role. Former NFL general managers Reggie McKenzie and Dave Zieglers either give Tennessee an abundance of experience in roster-building and decision-making or they have too many cooks who ultimately will spoil the stew. ... The bulk of the Titans' personnel department spent last week at the East-West Shrine Bowl but did not see much of the main attraction, Colorado quarterback Shadeur Sanders. That does not mean they won't consider the son of a Pro Football Hall of Famer with the No. 1 overall pick.

Washington rookie QB Jayden Daniels has been playing well and carrying Washington in the playoffs.  Fans are convinced the Titans should draft a QB this year.  How much of that win was about the Detroit defense?  We have some breaking news as the Titans are set to hire John Fassel as the next special teams coordinator.  Fassel has a good reputation around the league.  We take your phones.

What does the hiring of Mike Borgonzi as GM mean for the future of HC Brian Callahan?  How badly could Borgonzi want to bring in his own coach?  What are the chances Callahan will make it through next season?  We get back into the hiring of John Fassel as special teams coordinator.  Tough loss for the Ravens and Lamar Jackson after a bad drop late.

What do we think about the new power structure for the Titans and who do we think is actually in charge this time around?  New Special Teams coordinator John Fassel does have interim head coach experience.  Was that the end of the Detroit Lions in the loss to WSH and can they win with Goff and Campbell?  We wrap up with some thoughts on the CFP Championship tonight.

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August 1st, 2024 Jon 'Bones' Fassel hops on to discuss the excitement he has this season to scheme with, as the new NFL kickoff rules are put in place this season. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket's Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon MusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ross is joined by Dallas Cowboys Special Teams Coordinator John Fassel to discuss the evolution of special teams over John's career, the NFL's new kickoff rule, some of the schematic changes that come with the change, and more! Download the DraftKings Sports Book App and use code ROSS for a sign up bonus up to $1,000 Connect with the Pod Website - https://www.rosstucker.com Become A Patron - https://www.patreon.com/RTMedia Podcast Twitter - https://twitter.com/RossTuckerPod Podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rosstuckerpod/ Ross Twitter - https://twitter.com/RossTuckerNFL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat and Aaron are joined by Cowboys ST Coordinator John Fassel to rundown the NFL's new kickoff rule. In our chat we discuss Fassel's role in changing the kickoff rule, his influence in coaching and his take on special teams hall of famers.

Arguably the key play in the Cowboys' 40-0 season-opening win over the Giants was the blocked field goal by second-year safety Juanyeh Thomas. Dallas special teams coordinator John Fassel said he was thrilled the Cowboys didn't lose Thomas when he was on the practice squad in 2022.

A comprehensive look at the past week for the Dallas Cowboys, including the release of their 2023 NFL schedule, the rookie mini-camp over the weekend and how teams are now treating the offseason compared to back in the day. Also going over what special teams coach John Fassel had to say about the team's kicking situation, the versatility of some of the rookie players, an update on Tony Pollard's surgery and how OT Terence Steele is doing following his season ending ACL repair. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A comprehensive look at the past week for the Dallas Cowboys, including the release of their 2023 NFL schedule, the rookie mini-camp over the weekend and how teams are now treating the offseason compared to back in the day. Also going over what special teams coach John Fassel had to say about the team's kicking situation, the versatility of some of the rookie players, an update on Tony Pollard's surgery and how OT Terence Steele is doing following his season ending ACL repair.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A comprehensive look at the past week for the Dallas Cowboys, including the release of their 2023 NFL schedule, the rookie mini-camp over the weekend and how teams are now treating the offseason compared to back in the day. Also going over what special teams coach John Fassel had to say about the team's kicking situation, the versatility of some of the rookie players, an update on Tony Pollard's surgery and how OT Terence Steele is doing following his season ending ACL repair. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the playoffs loom, special teams coordinator John Fassel expresses confidence in kicker Greg Zuerlein, who made a 48-yard field goal against the Eagles last Saturday but also missed an extra point.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel discusses Corey Clement's blocked punt that led to a touchdown in the win over Washington.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel discusses how punting field position in windy conditions impacted the Cowboys' game against the Giants.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel talks about the approach to punt returns against Washington on Sunday and their goal of creating more big plays there.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel breaks down Tony Pollard's spectacular 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against the Raiders.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel broke down the bizarre punt recovery that swung the momentum of the Cowboys' 30-16 loss to Denver.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel discusses the Cowboys' upcoming matchup with the Patriots' talented and experienced special teams units.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel broke down the ins and outs of the Cowboys' special teams performance in their Week 3 win against Philadelphia.

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Bo Wulf of The Athletic's Birds With Friends pod joins the About Them Cowboys crew for a little friendly rivalry as the Cowboys prepare to the host Philadelphia Eagles in week 2. Should we be scared of Jalen Hurts? Is there an area Dallas can exploit? We've got a full preview and picks on deck, plus a little analysis of a very strange comment from special teams coordinator John Fassel. Read Bo's explosive Eagles piece and more at theathletic.com/aboutthemcowboys Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whaddup World! Life remains good after the Dallas Cowboys got their first win of the season, but people still have questions about a few things. One of those is why the Cowboys chose to send the house when the Chargers punted near the end of the first half. Interestingly, perhaps in the greatest troll job ever, John Fassel blamed Cowboys fans! Check out the latest episode of The Ocho as we discuss it all. Huzzah! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Special teams coordinator John Fassel talks about kicker Greg Zuerlein's bounce-back game and winning kick against the Chargers.

In this episode, Tracy and Trey discuss Luka's extension, Cowboys Hard Knocks, Cowboys/Rams Scrimmage, John Fassel's vasectomy, Dak's F-Bombs, Dan Quinn's Air Jordans and Micah Parson's in-game swag...LISTEN NOW!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truebluepod/support

In this bonus episode, we break down all the things from the first episode of the 3rd installment of Hard Knocks featuring our very own Dallas Cowboys. Get out thoughts on... Dak and his scars How scripted is this? Jerry and his billionaire ass eating McDonald's Isaac Alarcon wanting to eat cake. The Bromance. How is the Dak/McCarthy relationship? John Fassel, say less about your vasectomy. We love an Austin Powers reference. Who gave Dan Quinn his nickname? We stan Micah Parsons and his mom. CeeDee Lamb, Yes. No mention of Jerry/Jimmy?

La temporada 2021 ya está a la vuelta de la esquina y eso nos lleva a entrar de lleno en el análisis de todos los aspectos de los Cowboys. Analizamos a todo el staff de coacheo, hablamos del trabajo que deben de seguir haciendo Kellen Moore y John Fassel con la ofensiva y los equipos especiales, de lo que se espera de Dan Quinn como nuevo coordinador defensivo y de las expectativas que hay sobre el HC Mike McCarthy. Aparte hablamos del salón de la fama en Cowboys Legends. ¡Los Cowboys no terminan y nosotros tampoco! Síguenos en https://twitter.com/4taygolcowboys (Twitter), https://podcasts.apple.com/mx/podcast/3-y-fuera-cowboys/id1524101341 (Apple Podcasts) y https://open.spotify.com/show/01WHDjJ8yDN7nI1VkCWASI (Spotify) Sigue a Cuarta y Gol en http://www.youtube.com/c/cuartaygol?sub_confirmation=1 (Youtube), https://www.instagram.com/cuartaygol/ (Instagram), https://twitter.com/cuartaygol (Twitter), https://www.facebook.com/cuartaygol (Facebook) y https://3yfuera_nfl.captivate.fm/listen (podcast) Conductor: Mariana Huerta (https://twitter.com/QueenCowboys (@cowboysqueen))

Special teams coordinator John Fassel explained how CeeDee Lamb isn't just the primary punt returner but how they plan to utilize his strengths even more.

Este martes se pudo conocer que Dak Prescott participará por completo en el campamento de entrenamiento de los Cowboys. Así lo informó el entrenador Mike McCarthy durante una rueda de prensa. Según McCarthy, Prescott no se ha perdido ningún entrenamiento de temporada baja, e incluso ha hecho trabajo extra en las últimas semanas. Aunque el mariscal de Dallas entrenará bajo la atenta mirada de los preparadores físicos, se espera que ya pueda formar parte de los ejercicios de 11 contra 11 durante el campamento.Este año los Cowboys podrían tener otro cambio en la posición de pateador de despejes. El actual favorito para el puesto es Bryan Anger, firmado por los Cowboys en abril. Así lo confirmó John Fassel, coordinador de equipos especiales, durante una rueda de prensa. La experiencia y efectividad de Anger juega a su favor, más ahora que Hunter Niswander ha estado ausente de las actividades organizadas de equipo por razones familiares y de salud. Y aunque es probable que veamos competencia por la titularidad, ya quedó claro que Anger parte con ventaja.Desde el minicampamento de novatos hasta las actividades organizadas, se ha visto el progreso de la selección de primera ronda, el apoyador Micah Parsons. No obstante, durante el primer día del minicampamento obligatorio, el coordinador defensivo Dan Quinn no solo ha colocado a Parsons como linebacker del medio, sino también como ala defensiva. De hecho, el objetivo de Dan es que Micah juegue de vez en cuando como pass rusher designado, y que se pueda manejar por las bandas. De acuerdo con el novato, la intención de jugar en esta posición es tener la oportunidad de obtener el balón y dárselo de vuelta a la ofensiva vaquera.

Head coach Mike McCarthy addresses the media prior to Tuesday's mandatory minicamp practice, discussing the team's final preparation before the start of training camp, John Fassel's absence from practice following the passing of his father and more.

En el medio de la desastrosa campaña que tuvieron los Cowboys en 2020, las burlas no se han hecho esperar. En medio de toda esta situación, Dak Prescott le ha comentado a Ezekiel Elliott en sus redes "sostén mis muletas". En un intento por dar a entender que el honor del equipo está intacto y van por todo este 2021. Las alas cerradas tuvieron en realidad a un protagonista único. Se esperaba que ese fuera Blake Jarwin, aunque una lesión de rodilla lo dejó afuera de la temporada en la semana 1. Quien sacó ventaja de eso fue Dalton Schultz. El tight end finalizó tercero en recepciones por detrás de Amari Cooper y CeeDee Lamb. A pesar de estar catalogado como un bloqueador se mostró muy seguro como receptor. Las 617 yardas que consiguió le garantizan su lugar en el roster en 2021.Los Eagles siguen en la búsqueda de un nuevo entrenador en jefe, y se han fijado de nuevo en el cuerpo técnico de los Cowboys. Según informaciones, el equipo de Philadelphia estaría interesado en entrevistar a John Fassel, coordinador de equipos especiales de los Cowboys, quien ha destacado por su gran trabajo en el puesto.Por otro lado, los Eagles entrevistaron ayer a Kellen Moore, actual coordinador ofensivo de Dallas. Moore se convirtió en el noveno entrevistado para el puesto de entrenador de Philadelphia, búsqueda que se ha prolongado debido a la crisis interna de ese equipo.

In this episode of the Locked On Cowboys Podcast, Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool discuss Kellen Moore and John Fassel interviewing for the head coaching job with the Eagles. Plus, they discuss how Philip Rivers' retirement could impact the 2021 NFL Draft and what type of linebackers do the Cowboys need to find going forward? All that and so much more!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BetOnline AGThere is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus.EchelonGo to EchelonFit.com/LockedOn and try any Echelon Fitness equipment at home for 30 days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Locked On Cowboys Podcast, Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool discuss Kellen Moore and John Fassel interviewing for the head coaching job with the Eagles. Plus, they discuss how Philip Rivers' retirement could impact the 2021 NFL Draft and what type of linebackers do the Cowboys need to find going forward? All that and so much more! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Echelon Go to EchelonFit.com/LockedOn and try any Echelon Fitness equipment at home for 30 days. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Philadelphia Eagles are searching far and wide for their next head coach, despite recent indications that New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is already a favorite to replace Doug Pederson in 2021. According to The Philadelphia Inquirer's Marcus Hayes, their ever-expanding list of potential candidates now includes Dallas Cowboys special teams coordinator John Fassel. It's unclear if the Eagles have actually requested an interview with Fassel, but the rival coach would represent Philadelphia's first major foray into special teams in an attempt to fill its head coaching vacancy. The 47-year-old Fassel has spent the last 16 years coaching special teams in the NFL, joining the Cowboys in 2020 after eight years in the same role with the Los Angeles Rams. A former college wide receiver, Fassel spent the first six years of his coaching career on the offensive side of the ball, rotating between various roles for Bucknell, Idaho State, and Division II New Mexico Highlands, as well as in the NFL Europe, from 1999-2004. At New Mexico Highlands, he served as both head coach and assistant athletic director, compiling just a 3-19 record atop the staff. He's best known, however, for his special teams work, coaching Pro Bowlers like Sebastian Janikowski and Shane Lechler with the Oakland Raiders (2008-2011) and then serving two different coaching staffs as the Rams' special teams coordinator from 2012-2019. Click here for the video: https://youtu.be/DqMS_OG4Rk4

El cambio de mando en el staff no tuvo las consecuencias que se esperaban. Dallas debía ser un contendiente, pero ni siquiera pudo ganar la mediocre NFC Este. Mike McCarthy tuvo equivocaciones desde la semana 1 hasta 17. Inició en una controversial cuarta oportunidad frente a los Rams y concluyó con el no desafío en New York. Mike Nolan como coordinador defensivo fue el punto más flojo del staff. Su unidad finalizó en el puesto 31 en yardas por tierra. John Fassel mejoró un poco los equipos especiales pero su decisión frente a Washington fue imperdonable.Todo parece indicar que tras los malos resultados, la prioridad el próximo año será darle la extensión al Mariscal de campo Dak Prescott. Sin su liderazgo en el campo, la producción de la ofensiva bajó drásticamente al puesto 17 de toda la NFL este 2020. Por lo tanto, Jerry Jones ha afirmado que ahora tiene más ventaja que nunca para que finalmente pueda tener su contrato.El linero ofensivo mexicano Alfredo Gutiérrez es uno de los once jugadores seleccionados este año para el International Player Pathway Program, el cual permite la llegada de jugadores extranjeros a la NFL. Debido a esto, Gutiérrez será puesto a prueba por los Cowboys. De esta manera, el nativo de Tijuana seguirá el mismo camino de su compatriota Isaac Alarcón, con quien ya coincidió en el futbol universitario mexicano y que podría ser su compañero de equipo en Dallas.

Special teams coordinator John Fassel discusses the Cowboys’ decision-making process regarding the failed fake punt attempt in the fourth quarter against Washington.

Thomas McGaughey talks about the challenge of facing a John Fassel-led special teams outfit.

Tanto la defensiva como los equipos especiales de los Cowboys son unidades que tienen que mejorar de cara a la semana 4 en adelante. No obstante, tanto los coordinadores Mike Nolan como John Fassel se mantienen optimistas y afirman que vendrán mejores resultados lo más pronto posible.El tackle ofensivo derecho La’el Collins no estará disponible para la semana 4 ante los Browns. A pesar que saldrá de la reserva de lesionados, aún no se sabe a ciencia cierta si el OT va a requerir de cirugía o no. Mientras tanto, Terence Steele o Zack Martin estarán ocupando su lugar en el AT&T Stadium.Ayer martes el dueño de los Cowboys, Jerry Jones concedió una entrevista de radio en la estación 105.2 The Fan. En ella, habló de la habilidad de Dak Prescott para hacer jugadas como la que intentó al final del juego del domingo contra Seattle. De hecho, llegó a compararlo con Tony Romo y Patrick Mahomes. Sin embargo, esto fue malinterpretado por un periodista en Twitter, dando a entender que el dueño del equipo vaquero criticaba a su mariscal.Además de Prescott, Jones habló de otros temas durante la entrevista, tales como: la defensa de Dallas, el estado físico de La’el Collins, los rumores sobre Earl Thomas, y el interés que tuvo en un novato que juega para los Kansas City Chiefs.

Odell Beckham Jr. Appears to Joke About NSFW Bedroom Claim The claims stem from an episode of the Thots Next Door podcast, which is hosted by Celina Powell and Aliza on No Jumper and featured Instagram personality Slim Danger as a guest. There, Danger shared some NSFW tidbits about OBJ’s bedroom tendencies. The adult actress also discussed her relationship with Chief Keef, with whom she shares a child. Click here for the full article: https://www.complex.com/sports/2020/09/odell-beckham-jr-appears-to-joke-about-nsfw-bedroom-claim Cowboys This will be the first game for head coach Mike McCarthy, who was named to the position back in January. McCarthy is the ninth head coach in Cowboys history but just the second to enter the position with a Super Bowl title under his belt. McCarthy won Super Bowl XLV with the Packers in the 2010 season, beating Pittsburgh at AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys placed three veterans on IR-Return earlier this week. But the big news centers on right tackle La'el Collins, who will now be out three weeks. He only missed one game in the last three years but will miss three because of a lingering hip injury. The Cowboys also placed Sean Lee and Ventell Bryant on the same list. Lee played 16 games last season for the first time in his career but was expected to rotate with starters Leighton Vander Esch and Jaylon Smith. Lots of turnover this year for the Cowboys, especially on defense. Some of the new faces on the field will be defensive ends Everson Griffen and Aldon Smith, defensive tackle Dontari Poe and rookie cornerback Trevon Diggs. The biggest addition on offense is first-round pick CeeDee Lamb, who creates quite a trio at receiver with Michael Gallup and Amari Cooper. The special teams were a big problem for the Cowboys last year, forcing a change in leadership. New special teams coordinator John Fassel has plenty of experience and knows this Rams team rather well, having spent the last seven years coaching LA's special teams. Fassel said he's excited about both punter Chris Jones and kicker Greg Zeurlein, who was with him with the Rams before. Both players are healthy once again and should be much improved from 2019, according to Fassel. One of the bigger storylines of the week won't really affect the team much until next month. But Randy Gregory was conditionally reinstated by the NFL this week. He can rejoin the team but can't practice until early October and won't be able to play until seventh game of the season. The Cowboys also reportedly gave him a 1-year contract extension that should keep him under contract through the 2021 season. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Dallas Cowboys are going to play a football game in a few days, and when they do so we are going to be watching everything very closely. Check out the latest episode of Talkin' The Star as we break down just what we expect to see from America's Team on offense and with John Fassel's new special teams group. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Derek Ciapala and Steve Goldstein look at the Los Angeles Rams' weaknesses entering the 2020 NFL Draft. They also discuss the loss of kicker Greg Zuerlein and special teams coach John Fassel..

New Rams special teams coordinator John Bonamego joins JB Long to discuss his thoughts on taking over for John Fassel, early plans for his position group, and how he values relationships with his players.

In the latest episode of the “Best Coast Boys” podcast, hosts Landon McCool and the Dallas Morning News’ John Owning discuss the hiring of Mike McCarthy and his coaching staff. . The “Best Coast Boys” podcast is a Cowboys-centric podcast that will delve into many other topics. Whether it is the NFL, Cowboys, movies, music, comics, food or Mixed Martial Arts, nothing is off limits on the “Best Coast Boys” podcast. After the pleasantries, the guys dive into their thoughts on the McCarthy hire. Landon and John detail why they think McCarthy will be an upgrade over Jason Garrett as Cowboys head coach. John discusses how McCarthy can improve the offense while Landon touches on McCarthy’s humbleness to give up play-calling. From there, the guys go position by position to look at each new member of the McCarthy’s coaching staff. They start with new ST coordinator John Fassel, who Landon and John think will be a major upgrade over Keith O’Quinn. Then, the guys turn their attention to Kellen Moore. The guys mention how they are excited about the potential melding of McCarthy and Moore’s offensive philosophies. New QB coach (and old TE coach) Doug Nussmeier is next up, and the guys reveal why it makes sense even if the team had to jettison the well-liked Jon Kitna. Turning their attention to Adam Henry being hired as the WR coach, the guys detail why they’re not surprised about Sanjay Lal being fired but wonder whether Henry truly is an upgrade. Landon and John then detailed why they’re happy with Skip Peete being hired to once again coach the Cowboys RBs. Finishing up on offense, the guys give their thoughts on Lunda Wells as TE coach and Joe Philbin as OL coach. Turning their attention toward defense, Landon reveals why he’s come to appreciate Mike Nolan as defensive coordinator while John details some of the potential scheme change that could come in effect. After that, John and Landon lavish the Jim Tomsula hiring (as DL coach) with praise. The guys then question the Scott McCurely hire on account of the lack of information available on him. To finish the show, the guys discuss Maurice Linguist as DB coach, where John details why Linguist won him over. The “Best Coast Boys” podcast will return in the future to discuss the Cowboys offseason. Join us!

The dynamic Father and Son duo are back once again to talk Los Angeles Rams football!This week they recap some playoff football action from around the NFL, then dive right into the Rams Cardinals game. Ending the season with a win and having a winning record is always a good thing. The game was also the last time the Rams will play at the LA Coliseum and they share their favorite memories of Rams football there.Also, there was Rams news since the last recorded podcast. Wade Phillips and John Fassel will not. be back next year. In place they have hired a new Defensive Coordinator and an Offensive Coordinator (the first time since 2017). In addition they look ahead to some pending Free Agents on the team. Those topics and more all happen this week!

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart discuss the Los Angeles Rams’ coaching carousel with Wade Phillips and John Fassel departing and Kevin O’Connell and Brandon Staley arriving.

In this episode of the Locked On Cowboys Podcast, Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool breakdown the hirings of Jim Tomsula and John Fassel, along with answer your Twitter questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Steve is joined by RotoBaller's Kev Mahserejian in the first Butting Heads of the offseason. They discuss the departure of John Fassel, whether or not moving on from Wade Phillips was the right move, the running back blame game, and what the Rams should look to do with Todd Gurley, Brandin Cooks, and Jalen Ramsey this offseason. Later, they look at all of the Rams' free agents before having a serious and unbiased conversation about Sean Payton and Drew Brees.

In this episode of the Locked On Cowboys Podcast, Marcus Mosher and Landon McCool breakdown the hirings of Jim Tomsula and John Fassel, along with answer your Twitter questions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Friday, Jan. 25 edition of Between the Horns, we give you the latest on K Greg Zuerlein (spoiler alert — he's OK), and go through the Rams' first impressions of facing the Patriots in Super Bowl LIII. What does QB Jared Goff think about facing Tom Brady in the big game? Plus, how did STs coordinator John Fassel find out about Zuerlein's foot? That and more in this episode of BTH.

Lisa gets excited about the sportsball, specifcally the NFL. Ian talks about why this series is a good choice for the sports fan and the newb. Also, new fav. John Fassel. 

Todd Gurley II @TG3II Tells @twitter keyboard warrior fan to "pull up" after being made aware of his horrific Fantasy football stats this season. The Seattle Seahawks DESTROYED the Los Angeles Rams and won the NFC west in a Thursday Night Football W 15 2016 Color Rush matchup that proved the Rams have a long way to go to be competitive. It didn't help that Bobby Wagner stuffed Todd Gurley II on a critical 4th down play that Todd Gurley has to get. Also interim head coach John Fassel looks like something out of The Walking Dead series #TWD, and should be replaced immediately if the LA Rams want people to continue watching their games. 1st Rd pick Jared Goff looks like he will be failure based on his performance while Russel Wilson gets back to the ruse Wilson of old! That and more in this National Football W15 2016 Thursday Night Football Blitz Recap Podcast! Connect With GmiasWorld Anytime! Click A Link Below! Twitch ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldTwitch Twitter ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldTwitter Podcasts (iTunes) ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldPodcast Podcasts (Android) ►https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.libsyn.android.podcastBox&hl=en Website ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldWebsite Facebook ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldFacebook Instagram ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldInstagram Buy A T Shirt & More! ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldTShirts SoundCloud ►http://bit.ly/GmiasWorldSoundCloud iHeartRADIO ►http://www.iheart.com/show/263-GmiasWorlds-Podcast/episodes/ Background Music: @ZaneAlexanderNC (Twitter)

Joe Rosales of Sports Info Solutions and Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders discuss the two hot Bay teams, Green Bay and Tampa Bay.  Which one is better positioned to make the playoffs with their recent play?  Have either teams made clear improvements that would indicate their recent play is sustainable?  Then, they debate MVP candidates.  Do the lack of standouts quarterback candidates make a running back a potential winner?  What about an even more non-traditional candidate?  Finally, they go back and forth on Jeff Fisher, interim Rams coach John Fassel, and special teams coordinators.

Jeff Fisher Fired; John Fassel named interim HC. What this means for the rest of this season and beyond. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices