Podcast appearances and mentions of Jordan Riley

Send us a textIn this full episode of 2 Giants Goofballs: New York Giants News & Updates, Drew and Rob break down the current state of the Giants roster heading into the 2025 season, with a particular focus on the defense and special teams. The big question driving the episode: has this New York Giants team truly improved from last season? The hosts go position by position through the defense, highlighting key players, depth battles, and how new additions may impact the overall performance of the unit.On the defensive line, the team continues to be anchored by All-Pro Dexter Lawrence, but there's been a flurry of names added around him. Names like Chauncey Golston, Rakeem Nunez-Roches, and Roy Robertson-Harris stand out as rotational linemen who bring both experience and toughness. The episode explores how young players like Jordan Riley and DJ Davidson are developing, and whether undrafted options like Elijah Chatman or Timmy Horne have a realistic shot to crack the final roster.At EDGE, the addition of Pro Bowler Brian Burns last year completely changed the look of the pass rush. Combined with Kayvon Thibodeaux and star rookie Abdul Carter, the Giants now possess one of the most exciting edge rotations in the NFL. Rob and Drew debate how deep the group really is, especially when factoring in role players like Tomon Fox and Victor Dimukeje.The linebacker group returns Bobby Okereke and Micah McFadden, who both played key roles last season, but the rest of the room is in flux. Darrius Muasau, Chris Board, Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, and Ty Summers will compete for rotational and special teams roles, while Dyontae Johnson is a player to keep an eye on.The secondary is full of fresh faces and intriguing talent. At cornerback, Deonte Banks returns, joined by former Saint Paulson Adebo, slot specialist Cor'Dale Flott, and athletic depth pieces like Art Green, Greg Stroman Jr., and Tre Hawkins III. The safety group features a new leader in former Dolphin Jevon Holland to start alongside Tyler Nubin, while returning pieces like Dane Belton and Anthony Johnson Jr. round out a group with both starting potential and quality depth.On special teams, Graham Gano is back to reclaim his role as kicker after injury derailed his 2024 season. Jude Atamney provides insurance behind him. Jamie Gillan remains locked in as punter and holder, with Casey Kreiter again snapping. Return duties are expected to be handled by Ihmir Smith-Marsette and Eric Gray, both of whom offer explosiveness and reliability.Throughout the episode, Drew and Rob weigh whether this 2025 version of the Giants has enough firepower, depth, and improvement across all three phases to make a leap from last season's performance. They consider how these new pieces fit into the bigger picture of the team's direction and whether Joe Schoen has finally built a roster that can compete in the NFC East and push for a playoff spot.#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the showAll Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

K-K-State recent student transfer Safety Jordan Riley spoke to the media during Fall Camp ahead of the season opener August 31st!

Send us a Text Message.During the first joint practices between the Giants and Lions, many fights broke out. Last year, the Giants were seen as soft compared to the Lions, so this newfound aggression is a welcome change. The Giants have released their first unofficial depth chart of 2024. On offense, Daniel Jones is listed as the starting quarterback, followed by Drew Lock and Tommy DeVito. At running back, Devin Singletary leads, with Eric Gray, Tyrone Tracy Jr., and Dante “Turbo” Miller following, while Jashaun Corbin and Jacob Saylors share the fifth spot. The first-team wide receivers include Malik Nabers, Wan'Dale Robinson, Jalin Hyatt, and Darius Slayton. The second team has Miles Boykin, Isaiah McKenzie, and Isaiah Hodgins, with Dennis Houston, Gunner Olszewski, and Allen Robinson II on the third team. Ayir Assante and Bryce Ford-Wheaton are on the fourth team, and Jon Jiles is listed on the fifth team by himself. At tight end, Daniel Bellinger is the starter, followed by Lawrence Cager, Chris Manhertz, Theo Johnson, and Jack Stoll & Tyree Jackson on the fifth team. Andrew Thomas is the starting left tackle, with Yodny Cajuste and Matt Nelson as backups. Jon Runyan Jr. starts at left guard, with Jalen Mayfield and Marcellus Johnson behind him. John Michael Schmitz is the starting center, followed by Jimmy Morrissey and Austin Schlottman. Aaron Stinnie starts at right guard, with Greg Van Roten, Jake Kubas, and Marcus McKethan as backups. Jermaine Eluemenor is the starting right tackle, with Joshua Ezeudu and Joshua Miles as backups.On defense, Brian Burns is the starting defensive end, with Boogie Basham and Ovie Oghoufo as backups. Dexter Lawrence starts at nose tackle, followed by Jordan Riley, DJ Davidson, and Timmy Horner. Rakeem Nunez-Rochez is the starting defensive tackle, with Ryder Anderson, Jordan Phillips, Elijah Chatman, and Casey Rogers behind him. Kayvon Thibodeaux starts at outside linebacker, followed by Azeez Ojulari, Tomon Fox, and Benton Whitley. Bobby Okereke and Micah McFadden are the starting inside linebackers, with Carter Coughlin & Dyontae Johnson, Matthew Adams & Darrius Muasau, and Darrian Beavers as backups. Deonte Banks and Cor'Dale Flott are the starting cornerbacks, with Tre Hawkins III & Darnay Holmes, and David Long Jr. & Breon Borders as backups. Dane Belton and Jason Pinnock are the starting safeties, followed by Tyler Nubin & Elijah Riley, Gervarrius Owens & Kaleb Hayes, and Alex Johnson.On special teams, Casey Kreiter is the long snapper, Jamie Gillan is both the holder and punter, and Graham Gano is the kicker, with Jade McAtamney as backup. Gunner Olszewski, Isaiah McKenzie, Darius Slayton, Wan'Dale Robinson, Ayir Assante, and Tyrone Tracy Jr. are listed for kickoffs and punt returns.The Giants signed cornerback Christian Holmes, who was released by the Commanders. The Giants waived running back Jashaun Corbin, an undrafted rookie free agent in 2022 from Florida State who started his college career at Texas A&M. In the Giants vs. Lions preseason Week 1 preview, it's uncertain if the starters will play much, if at all, due to the joint practices.Eli Manning is approaching his first Support the Show.All Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

Send us a Text Message.During the New York Giants' training camp on Friday, July 26, key events and observations were highlighted by John Schmeelk from Giants.com. The competition between Deonte Banks and Malik Nabers continued, with both players having their moments of success. Rookie Dante “Turbo” Miller impressed by catching two touchdowns. Daniel Jones showcased his skill with a well-placed pass to Jalin Hyatt, avoiding a big hit from Bobby Okereke, while Drew Lock threw a deep ball to Bryce Ford-Wheaton. Kayvon Thibodeaux stood out with two potential sacks, including a strip fumble on Jones. Boogie Basham batted down a pass, and DJ Davidson made a notable run stop. In a two-minute drill, the offense scored against the defense in just three plays, including a deep sideline throw to Nabers, a pass to Hyatt, and a run by Jones. The second and third-team defenses won their two-minute drill battles. Jermain Eluemunor, recovering from bruised ribs, participated in team drills, sharing time with Josh Ezeudu at right tackle.On Sunday, July 28, Theo Johnson was taken off the PUP list after passing his physical, following a hip injury. The Giants released quarterback Nathan Rourke, known as “Air Canada,” who is likely to return to the CFL after a brief stint in the NFL.The Giants also signed cornerback Breon Borders, a 29-year-old undrafted player out of Duke. On Sunday, July 28, the Giants shifted their focus to deep passes after spending much of camp on red zone drills. Dane Belton, Jason Pinnock, Darrian Beavers, and Cor'Dale Flott made notable plays to prevent completions, while rookie Dru Phillips nearly intercepted a pass for a potential pick-six. Kayvon Thibodeaux, Brian Burns, Jordan Phillips, Tomon Fox, Movie Oghoufo, Matthew Adams, and Benton Whitley applied consistent pressure throughout the day. Daniel Jones had a rough start but improved towards the end, completing significant throws to Nabers and Hyatt. Drew Lock also made some impressive throws to WR Isaiah McKenzie and TE Tyree Jackson.The first day of padded practice on Monday, July 29, saw Matthew Adams arrive fully geared up, eager for the full-contact session. Before the padded drills, position groups reviewed safety protocols. In the one-on-one battles between offensive and defensive linemen, the O-line held its ground despite a drill that typically favors the defense. John Michael Schmitz was held out due to a shoulder issue, and Dexter Lawrence was absent due to illness. The highlight of these drills was the matchup between Brian Burns and Andrew Thomas. Aaron Stinnie stood out, winning all three of his battles. Elijah “Baby Bison” Chatman and Joshua Miles each won two battles, with Miles defeating Brian Burns once. Jordan Riley quickly won a battle with an inside swim move.  Rookie CB Andru Phillips made some notable plays in the run game. Wide receiver Darius Slayton acknowledged trade interest but chose to remain with the Giants.Quarterback Tommy DeVito spoke candidly about his situation.Azeez Ojulari received high praise from Brian Burns, naturally.The status of Evan Neal remains uncertainLastly, a suggestion from Alex Ballentine of BlSupport the Show.All Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

"The Sign Of Victory" | Rev Jordan Riley | 7.28.24 by ARC of Carson City, NV

Defensive LineThe competition for the third starting defensive line position is between DJ Davidson, Ryder Anderson, Jordan Phillips, and Jordan Riley. Dexter Lawrence and "Nacho" Rakeem Nunez-Roches are the top two linemen. Jordan Phillips, a veteran with 120 games and 62 starts, will likely play on passing downs. Ryder Anderson fits as a DE in a 4-3 setup. Both Jordan Phillips and Jordan Riley are run stoppers, and one needs to step up. Phillips is expected to get the most playing time initially, but as he turns 32, his best days may be behind him. Upgrading this group is ideal, but given their draft status, the hope is they will be serviceable as a collective unit.Backup LinebackerBehind starting linebackers Bobby Okereke and Micah McFadden, Isaiah Simmons, Darrian Beavers, Matthew Adams, and Carter Coughlin are competing. Simmons, re-signed late, pairs well with McFadden but has positional issues. Beavers, recovering from an ACL tear, is a wildcard and may contribute on special teams. Adams and Coughlin excel on special teams but not on defense. If Beavers returns to form, he might leapfrog Adams or Coughlin on the depth chart.Starting CornerbackCor'Dale Flott, Nick McCloud, and Trey Hawkins III are vying for the starting cornerback spot. Flott is the current frontrunner despite McCloud's better performance. Hawkins, who started last season, has not maintained that level and is less likely to regain a starting role. Slot CornerbackAndru Phillips and Darnay Holmes are competing for the slot cornerback position. The team prefers Phillips, a third-round pick, but he may struggle initially. Holmes, with 54 games and 11 starts, could take over if Phillips falters. Phillips will get the first opportunity, but Holmes might see snaps if needed.Third SafetyThe battle for the third safety spot involves Dane Belton, Jalen Mills, and Gervarrius Owens. Belton is a playmaker with run defense issues. Mills, a former cornerback, is better suited for nickel/dime packages. Owens, a 7th-round pick, spent most of last season on the practice squad. Belton is likely to stay as a backup, and Mills' veteran presence is valuable. Owens needs to perform well to make Mills expendable.OTAs Update: Practice 6, 7 & 8Friday's practice saw the defense dominate, with pass breakups from Cor'Dale Flott and Jalen Mills, and an interception by Deonte Banks. Dexter Lawrence disrupted the backfield and batted down passes. Darius Slayton, Bryce Ford-Wheaton, and Jalin Hyatt scored touchdowns. Monday's practice had special teams and linebackers excelling, with interceptions by Tre Hawkins and pass breakups by Cor'Dale Flott. Tuesday's practice was offense-dominated, with Daniel Jones completing multiple passes, including a 40-yard pass to Isaiah Hodgins. Visitors included Yankees GM Brian Cashman and Knicks Executive VP William Wesley.Aaron Rodgers or Eli Manning - Whose Career Would You Rather Have?#giants #nygiants #nflSupport the Show.All Episodes are shot LIVE with fan interactions on Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, & TwitchSponsor the show at: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2giantgoofballsInterested in starting a podcast. We recommend using buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=2012368

"The Reason That I Sing" | Rev. Jordan Riley | 3.10.24 by ARC of Carson City, NV

Welcome to another episode of The Fair Chase Podcast!    Today, James talks with Jordan Riley about hunting, creativity and working in “the industry”    Here's what was discussed:  Captured Creative as a full-service production agency involved in video projects, graphic design, and marketing consultation. Experiences with archery, shooting struggles, and the value of having skilled technicians. The importance of handling online critics and the growth it brings. Self-consciousness about shooting bows in front of people despite their experience. The lack of resources when they started archery is contrasted with the current abundance of educational materials and teachers. Barriers to entry in archery and the sometimes unwelcoming atmosphere in archery shops. Humility is emphasized when it comes to shooting, and they express a continuous desire to improve despite their experience. Constant progression and development at Dialed Archery, emphasizing the importance of always moving forward. Plans for the upcoming year involve bear hunts, potential goat hunts, and exploring new opportunities by applying for different tags. Hunting experiences, the lack of snow, and excitement for upcoming trips. The importance of looking cool when you pull your bow out.   Sponsor Links:  SAVE 20 % on your next Vortex purchase Promo code:  TFC20  https://bit.ly/3sXoAJp   SAVE 10% on TrophyLine Tree Saddles gear  Promo code:  TFC 10 https://bit.ly/3nN4aKu    SAVE 30% on your next TUO purchase Promo code:  TFC30 https://bit.ly/40yj1gL

Real Talk w Jordan Riley

Dan and Nick break down the All-22 coaches film on the Giants defense in their first preseason game against the Lions. They break down how fun it is to watch Wink Martindale do something all 31 other defensive coordinators refuse to in the preseason – mix in exotic coverages and looks. Then, they shift their focus to the young defensive backs group with a breakdown individually of key reps from Deonte Banks, Tre Hawkins and Jason Pinnock. They shift the discussion to the young EDGE players who made a mark, Jordan Riley impressing on the interior and the linebacker play from Micah McFadden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Khalif Wyatt, one of the best guards in the history of the Temple program, is back on North Broad Street as Adam Fisher's director of player development.    This week's podcast includes the first part of John DiCarlo's conversation with Wyatt, who collected 1,576 points, 295 assists and 273 rebounds in his four-year playing career with the Owls from 2009 to 2013. Wyatt, who will be able to coach on the court this season in his director of player development role, will also coach the Big 5 team in the upcoming TBT, and he said he will play once again this summer in the annual Danny Rumph Classic next month.    OwlScoop.com subscribers will get access to the full interview with Wyatt, which includes his scouting reports on several Temple players, including Jahlil White and newcomers Jordan Riley, Steve Settle, Quante Berry and Matteo Picarelli.    We also have some football and basketball recruiting updates as well, along with some impact players to watch on both sides of the ball as Stan Drayton heads into his second preseason football camp with the Owls next month.   

Lance Medow sits down with Old Dominion Head Coach Ricky Rahne, Oregon Head Coach Dan Lanning, and Houston Assistant Head Coach Doug Belk to discuss the skillsets of Tre Hawkins III, Jordan Riley and Gervarrius Owens, and where they could fit on this Giants roster. SUBSCRIBE NOW **Apple** | **Spotify** | **Google** | **Stitcher** | **iHeartRadio** :00 - Old Dominion Head Coach Ricky Rahne 19:53 - Oregon Head Coach Dan Lanning 32:14 - Houston Assistant Head Coach Doug BelkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Temple men's basketball coach Adam Fisher talked to OwlScoop.com Editor John DiCarlo this week, and you'll hear the first part of that interview on this week's podcast.    Fisher, a Bucks County native who came to North Broad Street after two seasons as an assistant at Penn State, offered listeners a scouting report of the Owls' newest players  - Matteo Picarelli, Quante Berry, Jordan Riley and Steve Settle - and how he and his staff identified them and recruited them out of the transfer portal. Fisher also talked about his ascension through the coaching ranks and the people who have mentored him, including former Villanova head coach Jay Wright and Miami head coach Jim Larranaga.   Later on in the podcast, John and Declan Landis have the latest Temple football and basketball recruiting updates as well, in addition to answers to your mailbag questions. 

Two years ago, Jahlil White capped off his redshirt freshman season by earning Big 5 Rookie of the Year honors while also being named to the American Athletic Conference All-Freshman team.    But as the Owls fell well short of their NCAA Tournament expectations this past season, White struggled with his scoring production and his confidence as part of a team that lost its way.   "I feel like we all kind of got a little bit selfish," White said Friday on this week's episode of The Scoop. "We thought about ourselves before the team sometimes, and it showed on the court. We weren't as connected as we should have been, and it showed. It takes much more than just having talent to be a successful team, and that was a clear example of it last year."   White thinks that will change under new head coach Adam Fisher. Find out what White had to say about the new staff and the newest transfer portal additions, including Quante Berry, Matteo Picarelli, Jordan Riley and Steve Settle, on this week's podcast.    And we have some Temple football recruiting updates for you in the mailbag as well. 

Temple landed two important recruits this week in Georgetown transfer guard Jordan Riley and Howard transfer forward Steve Settle, and you'll hear from both players on this week's OwlScoop.com podcast.   Riley, a former top-150 recruit, talked about why he connected with new head coach Adam Fisher and why he's better than what his stats from his first two seasons with the Hoyas would indicate, and Settle was struck by Fisher's energy and believes that he and the Owls' staff can help him in areas of his game where he's just starting to scratch the surface.   In addition to hearing from Riley and Settle, listeners will get football recruiting updates and answers to their mailbag questions as well. 18:47 – Steve Settle on why he connected with Adam Fisher and how he believes Fisher and the staff can improve his game.   30:27 – Jordan Riley on why his game film matters more than his stats from his first two seasons at Georgetown.   31:54 – Riley on how he believes Adam Fisher will want Temple to play in his first season and how he believes Fisher will use him.   33:30 – Football recruiting update on the addition of ETSU transfer defensive lineman Davion Hood.   36:58 – Mailbag

Some updates on recruiting in basketball, talking about Quante Berry and Jordan Riley who have been added to the roster.

The New York Giants made seven selections over the weekend in the 2023 NFL draft. Picks included Deonte Banks, John Michael Schmitz, Jalin Hyatt, Eric Gray, Tre Hawkins, Jordan Riley and Gervarrius Owens. 

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UCLA PxP voice Josh Lewin joins Jordan Brenner to preview the top-10 bout with the Bruins. Plus, football student-athletes Bo Nix, Chase Cota and Jordan Riley share their thoughts heading into Saturday's game (12:30, Fox). #GoDucks See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"The Day That God Remembered His Promise" | Reverend Jordan Riley | 10.05.22 by ARC of Carson City, NV

In today's episode, we are joined by Jordan Riley from Captured Creative & DIALED Archery. We discussed how he got started creating outdoor content, how the barrier to entry might not be as high as one would think, what it's like filming for industry giants, like First Lite and MeatEeater, geeked out over some camera talk, ran through some of our recommendations for different budgets, and discussed his newest venture - DIALED Archery. So, if you're someone who'd like to start documenting and sharing your hunts - this episode is for you!Follow Jordan:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jordansriley/Follow Captured Creative:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/capturedcreative/Follow DIALED:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dialedarchery/Website: https://dialedarchery.comWatch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/aUWUereoUNIFOLLOW US HERE:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vanceoutdoorsincYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/vanceoutdoorsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanceoutdoorsincTwitter: https://twitter.com/vanceoutdoorsWebsite: https://www.vanceoutdoors.com/pursuitpodcast/Email: pursuitpodcast@vanceoutdoors.comJordan Unternaher | www.instagram.com/unternaher/Benjamin Johnson | www.instagram.com/ben_j/

-It's National Signing Day but doesn't feel like it…will this day in February ever get any zip back? -Jordan Riley is headed to Oregon as a transfer…how is Nebraska's depth on the D-line as we head into 2022? -What's the scoop on Nebraska 2023 QB target Avery Johnson? Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKING Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

"No Middle Ground" | Rev. Jordan Riley | 1.30.22 by ARC of Carson City, NV

Barrie, Ontario's Jordan Riley has just released his latest single "All Nighter" written with Taylor Abram & Connor Stephen from James Barker Band. About the song, Jordan says: "“All Nighter” was written to be a song for the weekend, a song that makes you feel like whatever happened during the week didn’t matter. It’s a time where everyone can come together and share the same passion for the weekend. When we started writing “All Nighter” we knew we wanted to write something everyone could relate to, a song about letting go and living large. The end result was exactly what we wanted, it’s an anthem for everyone who works hard but plays harder." Tune in to hear the song & learn about Jordan's influences, songwriting approach & more!

We're back for the first time in over two months with my brief thoughts on St. John's landing 2021 recruit Drissa Traore, just over a week after striking out on four-star guard Jordan Riley.

Intro + Bensley Joseph, KJ Adams, Jalin Billingsley (0:00 – 13:12) Tristan and The Georgetown Voice’s Sports Editor Nathan Chen break down Riley’s commitment and more (13:12 – 37:07) Ewing video + BSAC + Big 3 Recent Georgetown Opponents who I kinda hate but kinda respect (37:07 – 53:01) GOOD JOB EDWARD (53:01 – 55:30)

Bobby is joined by NationWideNolan to go over a huge week for Georgetown as Patrick Ewing landed two big recruits in Jordan Riley and Don Carey! Originally the plan was to over some film work on some of the incoming freshmen but the guys had to go over some details on Riley and Carey to start things out. So with the 2021 Class starting to come along, Nolan was able to report back on some things he's seen on film from 2020 kids in Jamari Sibley, Colin Holloway, and Dante Harris. It's all here so give it a listen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Intro + Don Carey, Bensley Joseph, Jordan Riley, Javian Davis, Jessie Govan (0:00 – 17:10). Georgetown Professor Marty Conway tells us all about sports in the pandemic and the possibility of a CBB season (17:10 – 42:51) We lost a recruit to Colorado? (42:51 – 54:06)

@thescarletcream @Sidelines_Neb Henry Gray leaves the program Jared Bubak announced on Saturday he'll walk on to the Nebraska football program, and plans to begin voluntary workouts with the team on Monday. TE committed to the Huskers five years ago, Shawn Hardy 6'3 WR from Georgia commits to the huskers Big play WR Jaylin Noel WR from KS will choose between the Huskers and Iowa St at 5 p.m. on Sunday on his Instagram and Facebook pages. Similar to William Nixon and Wan'Dale Robinson before him, the 5-11, 175-pound prospect out of Park Hill High School is a versatile athlete Jaylon Griffin, three-star, a 6-foot-3 receiver from Kilgore  Christopher Paul Jr., Pass rusher Improvement of the Special Teams:  Daniel Cerni, Punter Conner Culp, Kicker Chase Contreraz, Kicker Best recruited Positions QB-54% OL-26% CB-17% Other-3% QB Adrian Martinez, Luke McCaffery, Logan Smothers, and Heinrich Haarberg (Justin Herbert) O-Line 2018 Cameron Jurgens, Will Farniok, AJ Forbes 2019 Bryce Benhart, Michael Lynn, Brant Banks Mathew Anderson, Ethan Piper, Jimmy Fritzsche, 2020 Tuner Corcoran, Alex Conn, Nouredin Nouili (transfer from Colo st 2021 Teddy Prochazka, Henry Lutovsky, Brandson Yager CB 2018 Cam Taylor Britt, Deontai Williams, 2019 Noa Pola Gates, Myles Farmer, Quiton Newsome, Javin Wright, 2020 Henry Gray, Jaiden Francois, Tamon Lynum, Rondal Delancy III, Isaac Gifford RB 2018 Maurice Washington and Greg Bell (Miss) 2019 Rahmir Johnson, Rondal Thompkins, Dedrick Mills, 2020 Sevion Morrison, Marvin Scott II WR 2018 Andre Hunt, Mike Williams, Javon Woodyard, Miles Jones, Justin McGriff, Katerian Legrone  (misses) Dominick Watt went to Central City KS 2019: Wandale Robinson, Darien Chase (Miss), Jamie Nance, Chris Hickman, Tavis Vokolek,(Transfer), Chris Hickman, Demariyon Houston, Kanawai Noa 2020: Alente Brwon, Zavier Betts, Marcus Fleming, Omar Manning, William Nixon, LB 2018 Will Honas 2019 Nick Henrich, Jackson Hannah, Garrett Snodgrass 2020 Eteva Mauga Clements, Niko Cooper, 2021 Randolph Kpai, Christopher Paul Hr DL 2018 Tate Wildeman, Casey Rodgers, 2019 Ty Robinson, Jakeem Green, Mosai Newsom, Darrion Daniels (FA draft) 2020 Jordan Riley, Nash Hutmacher, Marquis Black, Pheldararius Payne, Pass Rushers 2018 Caleb Tannor 2019 Jamin Graham, Garrett Nelson, 2020 Blaise Gunnerson, Keyshawn Greene, Jimari Butler, 2021 Patrick Payton, 2020 Husker Season Predictions

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Jordan is a professional videographer and photographer in the outdoor and hunting industry. He works with Mathews, Vortex, FirstLite, HHA, and many others. He along with a few other members - Hunter and Taylor own Captured Creative. They are a full turn-key outfit that creates ideas, turns ideas into stories, film and photograph, and then also have the capability to edit all of their own content. If you're looking for information on camera gear and want to start of even just get a little more insight into filming hunts, this podcast is a great one. Enjoy! ---Tags: Hunting, Deer Hunting, Whitetail, Outdoors, Whitetail Hunting, BowHunting, Camera, DSLR, Mirrorless

On this week’s show, Phil the Engineer finally gets his own segment, we read the best emails from listeners, and find some international perspective from our friends in the United Kingdom. In the interview portion of the show, we’re joined by Mark Kenyon, Hunter Rud, and Jordan Riley to take a deeper look at MeatEater’s new whitetail-focused series, The Back 40. It’s the rut, so we have some great deer stories to tell! Enjoy.   Connect with Ben and MeatEater Ben on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The demand for locally grown produce is skyrocketing. Jack Wilbur of the Utah Department of Agriculture and local farmer Jordan Riley join guest hosts Amy Donaldson and Rep. Steve Handy to discuss efforts to meet the demand and expand availability of locally grown produce. Listen weekdays 12:30 to 3 pm at 1160 AM and 102.7 FM, online, or on the app. https://kslnewsradio.com/

On this episode I talk with Jordan Riley from Captured Creative while we were at the BHA Rendezvous in Boise, ID. We talk thru Jordan's upbringing, how his career began, what hunting means to him, and how to manage the tension that arises with the thing you do for your soul becomes the thing that you do for work. This is a good conversation - give it a listen.    CF

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On this episode of the Bear Hunting Magazine Podcast, Clay has Ford Van Fossan of First Lite and Jordan Riley of Captured Creative at the global headquarters for a chat. Ford talks about his job as Director of Conservation for First Lite, an epic squirrel encounter, and his inability to grow a mustache despite taking Ryan Callaghan’s old job. Jordan talks about how he got started working for some iconic brands, about his Red camera and going in his first “dedicated” squirrel hunt. Fun podcast!

On this episode of the Bear Hunting Magazine Podcast, Clay has Ford Van Fossan of First Lite and Jordan Riley of Captured Creative at the global headquarters for a chat. Ford talks about his job as Director of Conservation for First Lite, an epic squirrel encounter, and his inability to grow a mustache despite taking Ryan Callaghan’s old job. Jordan talks about how he got started working for some iconic brands, about his Red camera and going in his first “dedicated” squirrel hunt. Fun podcast!

Today on the show we’re joined by Gregg Farrell and Ford Van Fossan of First Lite Hunting Gear, Jordan Riley of Captured Creative, and Furter Hillyard of the Quality Deer Management Association.  Subjects Discussed Our Northern Michigan deer hunt What it...

Today on the show we’re joined by Gregg Farrell and Ford Van Fossan of First Lite Hunting Gear, Jordan Riley of Captured Creative, and Furter Hillyard of the Quality Deer Management Association.  Subjects Discussed Our Northern Michigan deer hunt What it...

Producer and song-writer Jordan Riley joins me today to talk about his life, finding a passion in music and creating success in the industry. Plus, we take my favourite doggy Bear to get a shampoo scrub up!

On this episode of the Backcountry Rookies, Chad has the chance to talk with Jordan Riley and Taylor Kollman from Captured Creative. Captured Creative is a media production company based in Minnesota, but they are becoming familiar with hunting in the west. Taylor and Jordan chased some elk in Idaho when the filmed their Minnesota West hunting film, a great story of two guys and their fathers traveling from Minnesota to Idaho to pursue elk. These guys talk about recording Minnesota West and then they get into what camera equipment they used to film it, from the cameras themselves to the lenses and stabilization devices. You can view Minnesota West on Vimeo or on the Captured Creative website linked below. You might recognize some of Captured Creatives work as they produce all the product videos for First Lite Hunting Apparel. Enjoy the show. Captured Creative http://www.capturedcreative.com/ Minnesota West - Captured Creative Vimeo https://vimeo.com/capturedcreative Instagram @capturedcreative @jordansriley @taylor_kollman DSLR vs Mirrorless https://youtu.be/bYWwQOJee0g DSLR Explained https://youtu.be/Mz8Wp8xfpOo

On this episode of the Backcountry Rookies, Chad has the chance to talk with Jordan Riley and Taylor Kollman from Captured Creative. Captured Creative is a media production company based in Minnesota, but they are becoming familiar with hunting in the west. Taylor and Jordan chased some elk in Idaho when the filmed their Minnesota West hunting film, a great story of two guys and their fathers traveling from Minnesota to Idaho to pursue elk. These guys talk about recording Minnesota West and then they get into what camera equipment they used to film it, from the cameras themselves to the lenses and stabilization devices. You can view Minnesota West on Vimeo or on the Captured Creative website linked below. You might recognize some of Captured Creatives work as they produce all the product videos for First Lite Hunting Apparel. Enjoy the show. Captured Creativehttp://www.capturedcreative.com/ Minnesota West - Captured Creative Vimeohttps://vimeo.com/capturedcreative Instagram @capturedcreative @jordansriley @taylor_kollman DSLR vs Mirrorlesshttps://youtu.be/bYWwQOJee0g DSLR Explainedhttps://youtu.be/Mz8Wp8xfpOo

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Lisbon are set to release their second single from their forthcoming debut EP next month. The alt-pop four-piece hail from Whitley Bay and the costal town heavily influences their new single Natïve. Produced by Joe Atkinson and Jordan Riley at Newcastle’s Blast Studios, Native explodes with the energy of youth, bursting with colour and vibrancy. Lyrically, the song focuses on the desire to surpass expectation, venturing out of comfort zones in the search of success. The track has already been described as being ‘packed with pop hooks, glistening synthetic production and colossal ambition.’ Lisbon are known for their unforgettable guitar riffs, captivating choruses, and songs full of energy and had great success with their debut single BLUELOVE and second single Rio. To promote Native, Lisbon will be playing at Deep, in Whitley Bay on Thursday December 18. This will be the band’s first headline show since October, when they played the Riverside, after having been on tour with Eliza and the Bear and Saint Motel. Doors open at 8pm, tickets cost £5 and Street Party in Soho will be supporting them. If you can’t make that date, then they band will be playing at the O2 Academy, Newcastle on Saturday February 7. For more information go to www.facebook.com/lisbonmusic

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