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Jameis Winston may already be under pressure despite the Giants' 2-1 start. Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber react to reports that New York is aggressively looking to add one or even two quarterbacks, and debate whether Winston could eventually lose his job to someone who is not even on the roster yet. Tiki says the upcoming game against Arizona is where Winston needs to play better after difficult circumstances in his first two appearances. The conversation then turns to potential quarterback options, including Jimmy Garoppolo and Justin Fields, before taking an unexpected turn toward Geno Smith. After doubting Geno entering the season, Evan and Tiki acknowledge how impressive he has been through three weeks.
At some point last season, somebody somewhere hatched a plan that has failed spectacularly in regards to the New York Jets offensive line. For some strange reason, it was viewed as a good idea to significantly downgrade the talent the Jets had at center by moving Joe Tippmann from the pivot to right guard. Moving a young player for a veteran to take his spot is often reserved for instances in which the incoming player would be an improvement at the more important position, but not in this case. Instead of pursuing a right guard via free agency or the draft to upgrade there and leave Tippmann in place, the Jets signed Justin Fields’ college center in Josh Myers. A somewhat understandable move as the team looked to make Fields as comfortable as possible. But once the Fields experiment was pronounced dead, it should have meant the end of Myers at center. Now, the Jets’ run game is stuck after a promising opening week against the Titans. In the past two games, Breece Hall has 61 yards on 29 carries. If this pace lasts, the Jets will fail to sustain positive plays and risk becoming one-dimensional. Reinstating Tippmann at center would help. This off-season’s O-line moves by the Jets would limit the impact; they traded up for Omar Cooper and drafted DeAngelo Ponds. An every-down offensive starter should have been the priority. The Jets are stuck with a bad center. He would probably be a bad guard if he swapped with Tippmann. Rookie Anez Cooper was drafted on day three. But if the run game doesn’t improve, two yards per carry won’t cut it. If something changes, it should start in the middle.The post Jets Blunder on OL Isn't Getting Enough Attention appeared first on JetNation.com - New York Jets Blog & Forum. Be sure to check out the JetNation forums for around-the-clock Jets talk. https://forums.JetNation.com
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I've begged and pleaded all off season... please let me be wrong. Andy says, "I got you." For the first time in three years, the Chiefs brought something new to their season opener. Something really, really new and it was spectacular. How great was Kenneth Walker racking up 191 total yards? So great that in the storied history of the franchise the Chiefs have never had a game where their quarterback started a game 2 for 12 passing and the Chiefs won. In fact, in this one, they never trailed. Good golly was this a thing of beauty. The one area your humble host was right was the Chiefs clearly built this off season for Justin Fields to start the opener but you're always going with Mahomes even if he was rusty, and admittedly, has a lot of work to do this year to get into form. It wasn't just the offense as the defense has a whole new look and shine. The Buffalo Bills are under fire for announcing they are perrorming the Canadian national anthem this Thursday night. Robert Kraft makes a great decision about a concert at Gillette Stadium. The Royals announce construction plans for their new ballpark. Hickman Mills Schools sells a grade school on the cheap and some folks aren't happy. And our Final Final is legendary radio announcer, Hall of Famer Dale Carter, running for office in Jackson County and happy to not be the Chiefs PA announcer anymore.
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Ken and Anthony debate whether Saturday's showdown is a real "Waterloo" moment for one of the sport's most hyped quarterbacks, with plenty of Browns fans just waiting to pile on Arch Manning if he struggles at home. They also dig into why Julian Sayin still can't get any traction with Cleveland fans despite strong play, pointing to Justin Fields and CJ Stroud fatigue and a "he just has Jeremiah Smith" excuse that keeps following him. A guest analyst's take on where the pressure really sits gets folded in too, along with a Baker Mayfield comparison showing how fast one big win over Ohio State can flip a fan base.
The transfer portal has completely changed college football, but transfers have been impacting Ohio State football for much longer than you might think.On this episode of The Time and Change Will Surely Show, Tony Gerdeman and Juck Miletti look at the past, present, and future of Ohio State transfers.Tony unveils his ranking of the 10 most impactful transfers in Buckeye history, including Justin Fields, Will Howard, Caleb Downs, Quinshon Judkins, Davison Igbinosun, Julian Sayin and more. But who deserves the No. 1 spot? Is it Downs, or should the quarterback who led Ohio State to a national championship get the nod?Then Tony and Juck turn their attention to Ohio State's newest group of transfers. Could James Smith become a star on the defensive line? Is Devin McEwen capable of becoming one of the Buckeyes' next great receivers? What should we expect from Earl Little, Christian Alliegro, Beau Atkinson and the rest of the newcomers?Finally, they look ahead to the next transfer cycle. If Julian Sayin heads to the NFL, will Ohio State have to find another starting quarterback in the portal? And with major decisions looming along the offensive line, could the Buckeyes once again be shopping for veteran help up front?00:00 — Welcome to Time and Change01:02 — Tony's Top 10 most impactful Ohio State transfers02:34 — Josh Simmons, Seth McLaughlin and Jonah Jackson03:34 — Where does Julian Sayin belong?04:39 — Tony reveals his Top 505:44 — Caleb Downs vs. Will Howard for No. 107:57 — Why Will Howard has an argument for the top spot09:52 — Where does Justin Fields rank?10:14 — Fields and the history of Ohio State transfers12:15 — What would Sayin need to do to reach No. 1?14:35 — Which 2026 transfers could eventually crack the Top 10?15:15 — Why James Smith could become a star17:49 — Does Ohio State need a star at defensive tackle?20:28 — Earl Little's changing role in the Buckeye defense22:48 — Is Devin McEwen a potential first-round talent?26:01 — Qua Russaw's specialized role as a pass rusher28:11 — What should Ohio State expect from Christian Alliegro?29:32 — Could Devin McCuin become OSU's best transfer WR ever?30:18 — Don't forget about Beau Atkinson33:27 — Looking ahead: Will Ohio State need a transfer QB in 2027?36:00 — The timing problem with Sayin's NFL decision37:44 — Ryan Day's complicated history recruiting quarterbacks39:05 — How the Tavien St. Clair conversation has changed40:42 — Why OSU may need a proven starting quarterback42:47 — The changing reality of quarterback development44:00 — Could Ohio State need transfer offensive linemen next year?45:33 — Would three new starters on the interior be too much?47:07 — Final thoughts and the all-time transfer debateWho is the most impactful transfer in Ohio State history? Caleb Downs? Will Howard? Justin Fields? Someone else entirely? Drop your Top 5 in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, recruiting discussion, analysis, and insider conversation, check out BuckeyeInsiders.com.The Time and Change Will Surely ShowHosted by Tony Gerdeman and Juck Miletti
The transfer portal has completely changed college football, but transfers have been impacting Ohio State football for much longer than you might think.On this episode of The Time and Change Will Surely Show, Tony Gerdeman and Juck Miletti look at the past, present, and future of Ohio State transfers.Tony unveils his ranking of the 10 most impactful transfers in Buckeye history, including Justin Fields, Will Howard, Caleb Downs, Quinshon Judkins, Davison Igbinosun, Julian Sayin and more. But who deserves the No. 1 spot? Is it Downs, or should the quarterback who led Ohio State to a national championship get the nod?Then Tony and Juck turn their attention to Ohio State's newest group of transfers. Could James Smith become a star on the defensive line? Is Devin McEwen capable of becoming one of the Buckeyes' next great receivers? What should we expect from Earl Little, Christian Alliegro, Beau Atkinson and the rest of the newcomers?Finally, they look ahead to the next transfer cycle. If Julian Sayin heads to the NFL, will Ohio State have to find another starting quarterback in the portal? And with major decisions looming along the offensive line, could the Buckeyes once again be shopping for veteran help up front?00:00 — Welcome to Time and Change01:02 — Tony's Top 10 most impactful Ohio State transfers02:34 — Josh Simmons, Seth McLaughlin and Jonah Jackson03:34 — Where does Julian Sayin belong?04:39 — Tony reveals his Top 505:44 — Caleb Downs vs. Will Howard for No. 107:57 — Why Will Howard has an argument for the top spot09:52 — Where does Justin Fields rank?10:14 — Fields and the history of Ohio State transfers12:15 — What would Sayin need to do to reach No. 1?14:35 — Which 2026 transfers could eventually crack the Top 10?15:15 — Why James Smith could become a star17:49 — Does Ohio State need a star at defensive tackle?20:28 — Earl Little's changing role in the Buckeye defense22:48 — Is Devin McEwen a potential first-round talent?26:01 — Qua Russaw's specialized role as a pass rusher28:11 — What should Ohio State expect from Christian Alliegro?29:32 — Could Devin McCuin become OSU's best transfer WR ever?30:18 — Don't forget about Beau Atkinson33:27 — Looking ahead: Will Ohio State need a transfer QB in 2027?36:00 — The timing problem with Sayin's NFL decision37:44 — Ryan Day's complicated history recruiting quarterbacks39:05 — How the Tavien St. Clair conversation has changed40:42 — Why OSU may need a proven starting quarterback42:47 — The changing reality of quarterback development44:00 — Could Ohio State need transfer offensive linemen next year?45:33 — Would three new starters on the interior be too much?47:07 — Final thoughts and the all-time transfer debateWho is the most impactful transfer in Ohio State history? Caleb Downs? Will Howard? Justin Fields? Someone else entirely? Drop your Top 5 in the comments.For more Ohio State football coverage, recruiting discussion, analysis, and insider conversation, check out BuckeyeInsiders.com.The Time and Change Will Surely ShowHosted by Tony Gerdeman and Juck Miletti
Nick Kostos joins Big Mac to discuss why he believes the New York Giants can secure a 2-0 start by exploiting weaknesses in the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams. They evaluate the New York Jets' offensive outlook with Geno Smith and break down why they are fading certain quarterbacks like Justin Fields. The conversation also explores the best uniforms in NFL history and various quarterback ratings. (00:01:20) NFL Week 1 Anticipation (00:04:22) Giants Potential 2-0 Start (00:10:22) Jets Offensive Optimism (00:17:43) NFL Uniform History Debate (00:22:30) Quarterback Passer Ratings (00:27:11) Ravens and Steelers Outlook
Breaking down what actually mattered in the final preseason game, the offensive line, Josh Simmons' back issue, promising young defenders, the Chiefs' return game, and whether fans are overreacting before the season even starts. Then they look around the NFL at what Bills, Ravens, Seahawks, Patriots, Broncos, and other fanbases are panicking about, run through surprising roster cuts and former Chiefs suddenly available, and debate whether any of them should come back to Kansas City. Along the way: the Browns' endless quarterback collection, Justin Fields versus Garrett Nussmeier, questionable family advice, job security, and Cody's remarkably trusting new customer.
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The Undrafted, Season 7, Episode 15 with Andrew Cooper (@CoopAFiasco) discussing all things dynasty fantasy football. -- Special guest Andrew Cooper (@CoopAFiasco) of @FantasyAlarm joins Jax Falcone (@DynoGameTheory) to talk running back injuries, scoring settings, Josh Downs, the tight end position, and much more. Join them for an episode packed with nuanced takes and actionable advice for the upcoming season. --
We break down the latest rumors surrounding J.J. McCarthy and the Vikings, the ridiculous wave of training camp injury reports, Justin Fields potentially returning to college football, and the Bears reportedly exploring a Gervon Dexter trade.Then things somehow get even weirder with the Dodgers, prediction markets, ownership finances, and what could happen if the situation in Los Angeles continues to spiral.Finally, we turn our attention to the AFC South and NFC South and make our predictions for the 2026 NFL season. Are the Jaguars ready to take control of the AFC South? Are the Texans heading in the wrong direction? Can Bryce Young and the Panthers win the NFC South again? And are the Buccaneers about to completely fall apart?
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Stephen Serda is back with the latest Chiefs injury report, and Justin Fields will start against the Bucs in preseason game number 2. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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What a shame the status of the brave men and women that serve on the USS Lincoln near Iran has turned into pure politics. It stinks they've been at sea for 260 days, that's true. It's also true this is what your sign up for and this is nowhere near the same as being on a battleship in World War II. Now the left is using this ship as a political weapon against Republicans and that makes them the lowest of the low. There's a short list for new press secretary, we've got some thoughts. Andy Reid says almost nothing about what the plan is for Saturday's first pre season game other than Justin Fields will start at QB and Patrick Mahomes won't play. Bill Self opens up and says he thought doctors would tell him he had to retire because he had a "heart attack, a pretty significant one." And the Boys Of '76 were the Center High School boys basketball team 50 years ago... 29-0 and the greatest team in Missouri high school history. We chat with the author of the book about this amazing team that won every single game by double digits. Michael Welsh went to Center and saw every second of it first hand and as the team has its reunion weekend, he shares his thoughts on his book dedicated to the amazing season.