Podcast appearances and mentions of LaMarr Woodley

This week on Not Just Football with Cam Heyward we take a look at the win against the Commanders and get into the story about how there was a snake in Russell Wilson's locker before the game. Then we welcome LaMarr Woodley onto the show to talk a bit about his favorite Steelers memories and to preview this game against the Ravens. Finally we close things out by looking at some of the biggest stories from around the NFL and handing out our TFL's and Game Balls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the Wednesday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, host Christopher Carter and Post-Gazette Steelers insider Brian Batko analyze the team's linebacker core heading into training camp later this month. Are T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith already better than Steelers LB legends James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley? Which current Steelers also have the best shot at making the hall of fame? Our duo tackles those topics and more. Later, Christopher welcomes Pirates insider Noah Hiles to discuss Noah's 1-on-1 with Pirates pitching coach Oscar Marin. Noah also breaks down the Pirates' Joshua Palacios situation and what to make of the team putting his promotion on pause after Tuesday's loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.

On the Wednesday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, host Christopher Carter and Post-Gazette Steelers insider Brian Batko analyze the team's linebacker core heading into training camp later this month. Are T.J. Watt and Alex Highsmith already better than Steelers LB legends James Harrison and LaMarr Woodley? Which current Steelers also have the best shot at making the hall of fame? Our duo tackles those topics and more. Later, Christopher welcomes Pirates insider Noah Hiles to discuss Noah's 1-on-1 with Pirates pitching coach Oscar Marin. Noah also breaks down the Pirates' Joshua Palacios situation and what to make of the team putting his promotion on pause after Tuesday's loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.

JJ & Stevenson Sylvester are joined by Sly's former teammate talk about their time in NFL. In the NFL Blitz they discuss the passing of Larry Allen who was one of the best football players of all time.

93.7 The Fan contributor Chris Mack joined the show. He talked about the next episode of the Oh Momma! Podcast. The guys asked Chris if the players from the 2008 Steelers defense respected Dick LeBeau or Mike Tomlin more. Chris talked about his chat with LaMarr Woodley for this week's episode and how much he played a factor in that 2008 Super Bowl run. 

The Raiders fired Josh McDaniels last night in a move that probably makes the Steelers front office laugh. But the guys said they shouldn't be laughing anymore. Will they ever put Mike Tomlin on any sort of hot seat? Will the Steelers end the playoff drought this season? Poni said he is jealous of the Raiders because changing things from the top was actually on the table for them – whether it's the right or wrong move, they are trying to change.  Poni pointed out the only other coaches in the NFL's modern era that have had longer playoff droughts than Mike Tomlin. Would the Steelers have brought Matt Canada back if Tomlin actually had some pressure on him? 93.7 The Fan contributor Chris Mack joined the show. He talked about the next episode of the Oh Momma! Podcast. The guys asked Chris if the players from the 2008 Steelers defense respected Dick LeBeau or Mike Tomlin more. Chris talked about his chat with LaMarr Woodley for this week's episode and how much he played a factor in that 2008 Super Bowl run. 

"Bleav in Steelers" hosts Ike Taylor and Mark Bergin discuss how the Pittsburgh Steelers are leading the AFC North division through the first five weeks of the season. The guys share their observations from the Steelers' 17-10 win against the Baltimore Ravens. Bergin credits Rodney Williams who stood out on special teams in the Steelers' win. Taylor and Bergin discuss whether the Steelers should start rookie cornerback Joey Porter Jr., whose interception helped propel the Steelers to a comeback win. Also, the guys talk about the impact Diontae Johnson should have on the team's offense. Johnson is due to return on Oct. 22 against the Los Angeles Rams. Taylor and Bergin also discuss the performance of running backs Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren. Bergin also questions why John Harbaugh went for it on fourth down late in the second quarter instead of kicking a field goal to try to go up 10 points. Bergin also wonders why the Steelers only had 10 players on the field during an illegal formation penalty late in the fourth quarter. The penalty gave Lamar Jackson and the Ravens offense the ball back with 49 seconds left instead of about 10. The guys also share why T.J. Watt is the NFL's best defensive player. Through the first five weeks of the season, Watt leads the NFL in sacks with eight. Last, the guys discuss the legacy of James Harrison, who says he does not deserve to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They debate whether the better pass-rushing duo is Harrison and LaMarr Woodley or Watt and Alex Highsmith. Follow Ike Taylor on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Threads Follow Mark Bergin on social media: Facebook, Twitter,  Instagram, YouTube, Threads Ike Taylor Swaggin U' T-shirts: Tap here Taylor Talkin' T-shirts: Tap here

On this episode of Hallowed Ground: The Sports Museum Podcast, host Andrew Stockmann interviews Jeff Cottrell, VP and Curator at the Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame in Saginaw, Michigan. Then, Andrew shares additional info about Saginaw native and longtime Steelers linebacker LaMarr Woodley in this episode's Overtime segment!  Check out the Saginaw County Sports HOF online!  @scshof on IG Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame on Facebook Photo of unique building exterior LaMarr Woodley Pro Football Reference Page LaMarr Woodley Saginaw County HOF page Saginaw County HOF Video on LaMarr Woodley Follow Hallowed Ground on social media!  Twitter: @HGPod Instagram: hallowedgroundpod   Music by Timmoor from Pixabay

on this episode, Ramon Foster and Dejan Kovacevic talk all about Alex Highsmith vs LaMarr Woodley! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

on this episode, Ramon Foster and Dejan Kovacevic talk all about Alex Highsmith vs LaMarr Woodley!

on this episode, Ramon Foster and Dejan Kovacevic talk all about Alex Highsmith vs LaMarr Woodley! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

LaMarr Woodley is a Retired NFL athlete, Super Bowl Champion, and former All-American linebacker at the University of Michigan. LaMarr is a great example of someone who gave his all for his love and talent for football, but created space for an amazing second act with the birth of his film production company, Area 56 Entertainment. In this conversation with LaMarr, we go deep into his ascent in the world of football, what enabled him to reach the heights that he did, some of his most special moments, and the transitional period he went through after he stopped playing. Listeners can expect some amazing insight into the mindset of a winner and how this can translate across different spaces, roles, and professions.Key Points From This Episode:LaMarr's early choices in his football career and what drew him to his position. The inspiration that LaMarr gained from the career of Charles Rogers.LaMarr's ambitions as a young player and the gentle support he received from his parents. The decision to attend the University of Michigan and Coach Carr's influence and leadership.The value that LaMarr puts in a strong team that bolsters everyone's performance. Some of LaMarr's amazing achievements and awards during his professional football career.  The commitment and support that LaMarr provides to younger players as a mentor.  LaMarr's appointment as team captain at Michigan and his vision for changing the team. Reflections on draft day and what LaMarr was thinking at the time.A special memory from LaMarr's time with Coach Tomlin at the Steelers.Factors in LaMarr's decision to retire from the game and pursue a new dream.A little about LaMarr's recent film, Money and Problems. The new project that LaMarr is involved in, filming Spank Horton's current tour.  Excitement and hope that LaMarr is feeling about his future in the world of film. Problems that athletes encounter with a variety of people trying to take advantage of them. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Sport of KingsLaMarr WoodleyLaMarr Woodley on TwitterLaMarr Woodley on InstagramMoney and ProblemsPittsburgh SteelersJerome BettisHard KnocksSpank HortonKevin HartManuel Amezcua on LinkedInPodium Risk ManagementAt The Podium with Manuel Amezcua on InstagramAt The Podium with Manuel Amezcua on SpotifyAt The Podium with Manuel Amezcua on Apple Podcasts——————————————————————————————-NEW TO THE PODCAST?At The Podium with Manuel Amezcua features interviews with the most innovative minds in business, sports, and entertainment to uncover the habits, disciplines, and mindsets that lead to success.

LaMarr surprised teh guys with a call and it was epic 

Hour 3 (12P0-Cook and Joe discuss the comments from LeGarrette  Blount on why he walked off and we hear more from LaMarr Woodley on his Steelers memories 

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We talk with former Michigan Wolverine, former NFL all Pro, Mr LaMarr Woodley on the show and find out how him and Charleston know each other, when and if LaMarr is coming to watch a Rider game, who helped who at their pro day, who won the Saginaw Trivia Challenge between Charleston and LaMarr and so much more! Enjoy!

Long before his days as an All American at Michigan and a Super Bowl Champion with the Steelers, LaMarr Woodley was preparing for a career after football. In this episode, you’ll find out how Woodley drew up a game plan to break into the business world.On the field, Woodley created chaos for opposing quarterbacks. Now, he’s creating scripts for television and film projects. Woodley talks about tackling his dreams of making it in the entertainment business with the same tenacity he brought between the lines. You’ll also find out how self-confidence fueled Woodley’s success and how anyone can improve when they decide that their biggest competition is themselves.

    Doug Whaley is the current Senior Vice President Of Football Operations for the XFL. Before that, he was the General Manager of the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League (NFL) from 2013-2017. Before joining The Bills, Whaley spent 11 years with the Pittsburgh Steelers as the team’s Pro Scouting Coordinator, where he won two Super Bowls. Whaley worked directly under Kevin Colbert, who is the Director Of Football Operations. In his time with the Steelers, Whaley helped scout and draft defensive players such as Lamarr Woodley, Troy Polamalu & Lawrence Timmons. Doug was born In Columbus Ohio and then moved to Pittsburgh as a teenager and attended Upper St. Claire High School. He went onto play college football at the University of Pittsburgh.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steelers 17 Rams 12The Steelers suppressed the LA Rams, holding them to 3 points. Unfortunately the offense gave up 9 points en route to a 17-12 victory.How good is this defense really? In this game, it held the Charges to 2 of 10 on 3rd down. Further, it held the Chargers in check, preventing them from passing the 50 yard line on only 5 of 15 possessions.TurnoversThe Steelers have recovered 12 fumbles and 14 interceptions, placing them second in turnovers to the Patriots.In the course of the last decade, we have only exceeded 26 turnover twice IN A FULL SEASON! In 2015 the Steelers had 17 fumble recoveries and 13 INTs (with Mike Mitchell getting 3 INTs). Going back to 2010 Pittsburgh had 21 recoveries and 14 INTs, with Troy Polamalu getting 7 INTs.The Black & Gold are currently #1 in QB pressures and #2 in sacks (33). Speaking of which, Cam Heyward is now the 7th Steeler to have 50 career sacks. He joins an illustrious group: James Harrison, Jason Gildon, Joey Porter, Keith Willis, LaMarr Woodley, Greg Lloyd.Remember the fear we endured each time an opposing QB dropped back to pass? Well we still have to nail down the middle of the field, but the Steelers are containing receivers, ranking #4 in the league in yards after catch.Superstars: TJ Watt (3rd in the league in sacks), Minkah Fitzpatrick (1st in the league in INTs Cam HeywardStars: Javon Hargrave, Bud Dupree, Steven Nelson, Devin BushBeasts: Joe Haden, Vince Williams, Mike “Silver Bullet” Hilton, Cam SuttonTerrell Edmunds had his best game but wow he is borderline hopeless in coverage (can’t get his head around)HEINZ FIELD - incredibly loud / big part of gameThis was Mason Rudolph’s best game yet (but don’t be too excited). He threw a few more balls downfield (not just go-balls). It was his worst completion % of the season (57%), but he was victimized by his own receivers who dropped 5 passes. It was also the most times he was sacked (3); but he’s the least-sacked QB in the league (9).Although he was pretty poised as usual, he had the Same issues with lollipops to middle field and sailing passes over 10yds. Unfortunately, this offense is still totally dink-n-dunk and the coaches don’t trust them to win game (another 3 & out run series instead of icing game in the 4th).The Young WRs Give & Take AwayJames Washington had a great red zone catch for a TD, but also allowed himself to be stripped while on his way to at 50 gain.Diontae Johnson effectively ran his drag routes, pulling in 4 receptions for 64 yards, but dropping a 30 yard pass and fumbling a punt.Juju Smith-Schuster had an early drop, but was able to get 20 yards on a slant catch, and pulled in a first down catch at the sideline on a free play.Jaylen Samuels, ineffective in the ground game, managed a 3rd down drop .There is huge POTENTIAL from this group: Washing is as advertised from preseason; Johnson UNREAL lateral quickness.Mike Tomlin is proving his worthThis is where he is at his best - when team is counted out. He’s an incredible motivator. Unfortunately he offers no schematic advantages (Lebeau & Munchak helped). Credit to him though, for going for it on 4th down from our own 35 with 8 minutes left.Upcoming GamesCould the Browns by a trap game or not? Are the Steelers feeling too good about themselves after this win streak?Upcoming ScheduleSteelers: Browns, Bengals, Brown, Cardinals, Bills, JetsRavens: Texans, Rams, 49rs, Bills Jets

On this week's episode of 'The Season: 2008 Steelers,' host Bryant McFadden welcomes former teammate and defensive counterpart LaMarr Woodley to break down Pittsburgh's Week 12 victory over divisional foe Cincinnati. B-Mac and LaMarr discuss playing for the team you grow up rooting for, learning from Dick LeBeau, defensive pride and team chemistry that defined that special season for the Steelers.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jon and former Michigan great LaMarr Woodley share stories about their time at Michigan (5:50) before we answer some questions from fans via Twitter, email and text (28:45). Before all of that, Jon does a little singing that will make you feel like a "Victor" after hearing it.

Matt talks about his Mustang project before Adam shares some beef he has with the latest edit of the Monterey race. The guys also give an update on the Willy T. Ribbs documentary before inviting NFL's LaMarr Woodley and James Torrez to the studio. LaMarr chats about some of his NFL career highlights and the guys discuss watches, the new Mini concept car, and Reggie Jackson.Check out Season 2 of Tackle My Ride TONIGHT on the NFL Network.Hosts: Adam Carolla and Matt D'AndriaProducer: Chris LaxamanaEngineer: Caelan Biehn

Dave Dameshek is joined by Handsome Hank, Matt Harmon and Matt "Franchise" Franciscovich to discuss their earliest football memories, update the classic, yet outdated '85 Bears reference and weigh in on some Week 2 fantasy advice. Then, EmmaVP reads her Week 2 "TV Guide" descriptions for the biggest matchups of the week for the fellas to then preview and make their picks. Plus, Sideline Savy catches up with LaMarr Woodley to discuss his involvement in NFL Network's Tackle My Ride series.

Dave Dameshek is joined by Handsome Hank, Matt Harmon and Matt "Franchise" Franciscovich to discuss their earliest football memories, update the classic, yet outdated '85 Bears reference and weigh in on some Week 2 fantasy advice. Then, EmmaVP reads her Week 2 "TV Guide" descriptions for the biggest matchups of the week for the fellas to then preview and make their picks. Plus, Sideline Savy catches up with LaMarr Woodley to discuss his involvement in NFL Network's Tackle My Ride series.

Jason Cole, Aaron Wilson, LaMarr Woodley, James Torrez, and Mike Harmon join NFL No Huddle hosts Kordell Stewart and Brian Webber on today's program.

LaMarr and James of Tackle My Ride talk about the NFL Network show remaking cars, bringing fans closer to the game and thoughts on how the Steelers looked against the Browns.

(11-11-2016) - former NFL linebacker LaMarr Woodley (Steelers, Raiders, Cardinals) & car customizer James Torrez (Demented Customz) co-host "Tackle My Ride" on the NFL Network beginning Tuesday Nov. 16. LaMarr & James talk about the show, and their own personal car stories from inside a 1957 Lincoln Premiere Convertible at the Automobile Driving Museum in El Segundo, California!

Former NFL linebacker LaMarr Woodley joins former NFL scouts Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks to discuss more bad bodies, good players and his new show on NFL Network, Tackle My Ride. DJ also reminds Woodley of his college scouting report before the duo make their football picks for the weekend.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former NFL linebacker LaMarr Woodley joins former NFL scouts Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks to discuss more bad bodies, good players and his new show on NFL Network, Tackle My Ride. DJ also reminds Woodley of his college scouting report before the duo make their football picks for the weekend.

Mike Robinson & Nate Burleson are joined by veteran linebacker LaMarr Woodley to discuss issues with the Cardinals' defense last season, most fun coaches in the NFL and contract negotiations. Plus, their takes on Steph Curry's shoes and LeBron vs. Draymond Green. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Revenge of the Birds Radio is back with hosts Jess Root and Seth Cox for show No. 118. The main focus is on the undrafted rookie the Arizona Cardinals added. But they start the show talking about the news of how former Cardinals great Roy Green will become the next member of the Ring of Honor. From there,. they discuss the ridiculous rant by LaMarr Woodley and then the stories that came out of rookie camp. But the bulk of the show is dedicated to who the undrafte rookies are on the Cardinals. Who are they and which players are the ones to watch? Who could win a roster spot? Listen to the show and join the conversation by joining Revenge of the Birds.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

TOPICS: Segment #1: "Reggie McKenzie - the new Dr. Frankenstein" We review the moves that Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie has made so far in free agency, after the questionable start the first few days. Signings were coming quickly, and the possibilities are exciting. Segment #2: “Raiders trade for QB Matt Schaub" The Raiders traded a 6th round pick in this year's draft to the Houston Texans for QB Matt Schaub. Dennis Allen and Greg Olson think Schaub could be our franchise quarterback for the next several years. Raider Greg likes the move and give his thoughts. We hear Matt Schaub chatting with Raiders Jeanette Thompson on "Behind the Shield." We also hear Greg Olson commenting during the introductory press conference on the difference he thinks Schaub can make to the Raiders. Segment #3: “A look at our new free agent acquisitions" We talk about our new Raiders and hear from some of them via interviews on Raiders.com. Included are segments with Austin Howard, Justin Tuck, Lamarr Woodley, and Antonio Smith "The Ninja Warrior." We also hear from Charles Woodson, who resigned for one more year. He gives his thoughts on our new acquisitions. Segment #4: “The Boneline” Voicemail Segment You can call in to the Boneline and get on the podcast yourself. Toll-Free 1-800-620-7181. Try to keep your call around 2-3 minutes long. If we get a lot of calls we may not be able to air all of them, so make them good. Preference may be given to first time callers. Sorry if your call is not aired. Please call back to get on another show. This week’s callers: 01. Autumn Wind Williams 02. Raider Jesse James 03. Raider fan from Glasgow, Scotland 04. Raider Sid aka “The Desert Raider” 05. “The Surface Raider” in the UK 06. ‘Lil Raider in East Oakland 07. Raider Nation Joe 08. Raider Derek from Missoula, Montana 09. Moneyman has spoken Raider 10. Raider Chan from Minneapolis, Minnesota 11. The East Coast Raider 12. Raider Dan the Man from South San Francisco 13. Raider Todd from Fresno (on the road in Las Vegas) - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: The Raiders by Sam Spence; Back in Black by AC-DC; Roll Out (My Business) by Ludicris; I've got the Feeling by James Brown, Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood Available in the iTunes store. Running time - 1:19:13

TOPICS: Segment #1: "Raider Nation not sure what to think of first Free Agency Moves" We lost Veldheer, Houston and Jennings. We almost signed Saffold to a big contract, then he fails his physical. We sign Justin Tuck, Lamarr Woodley, Antonio Smith, Tarell Brown, and Usama Young. What do you think of these developments? Does Reggie have a good plan? Many Raiders fans are unhappy. Some are supportive and ask for patience. Raider Greg is flipped out. We hear Raider Greg's opinions plus a few interviews first aired on the Raiders flagship station 95.7 "The Game". We hear from new Raiders Justin Tuck and Lamarr Woodley. We also hear from Raiders LB Sio Moore and get his feelings on these new teammates. We also hear the opinion of former Raiders great George Atkinson as well as ESPN's Stephen A. Smith. Segment #2: “The Boneline” Voicemail Segment You can call in to the Boneline and get on the podcast yourself. Toll-Free 1-800-620-7181. Try to keep your call around 2-3 minutes long. If we get a lot of calls we may not be able to air all of them, so make them good. Preference may be given to first time callers. Sorry if your call is not aired. Please call back to get on another show. This week’s callers: 01. Pennsylvania Raider 02. Raider Nation Joe 03. Raider Slim 04. Moneyman has Spoken Raider 05. Raider Grant in the 503 06. 360 Raider in Bellingham, Washington 07. The Singing Raider 08. Raider T-Bone 09. Raider RJ from East Whittier 10. Raider Sid “The Desert Raider” 11. LV Raider (wants a moratorium on Raider hate) 12. Raider Loon from El Centro, California 13. Obi-Wan Raider from Houston, Texas 14. Matty Raider from Albany, New York 15. Matty Raider happy about Justin Tuck 16. Bandido 17. McFadden’s #20 Jersey wearer - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: The Raiders by Sam Spence; Back in Black by AC-DC; Roll Out (My Business) by Ludicris; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood Available in the iTunes store. Running time - 1:48:24

Shek conducts a lengthy interview with Steelers safety Ryan Clark, who pulls no punches about his disappointment in an anonymous teammate who reportedly questioned linebacker LaMarr Woodley's effort this past season. Clark also yaps about Joe Flacco's improbable post-season and what it means for the Ravens going forward. He also talks about if QBs like Andy Dalton and Mark Sanchez are capable of similar such runs. Shek & Clark also find time to kibitz about going undrafted, the 'Best Human Organ', 'Best Invention Ever' and which players might not be wearing black and gold in 2013.  

Shek conducts a lengthy interview with Steelers safety Ryan Clark, who pulls no punches about his disappointment in an anonymous teammate who reportedly questioned linebacker LaMarr Woodley's effort this past season. Clark also yaps about Joe Flacco's improbable post-season and what it means for the Ravens going forward. He also talks about if QBs like Andy Dalton and Mark Sanchez are capable of similar such runs. Shek & Clark also find time to kibitz about going undrafted, the 'Best Human Organ', 'Best Invention Ever' and which players might not be wearing black and gold in 2013.  

Matt, Marc, and Dom finish up our breakdown of the Steelers loss to the Ravens in Pittsburgh this past Sunday night. We jump right into topics that include the offensive line blocking in particular Max Starks, Mike Adams, and Willie Colon as well as tight end usage with blocking help that affects the offensive performance. We also cover the defense and they outstanding play including key contributors like Keenan Lewis, Ike Taylor, Ryan Clark, Lamarr Woodley and others. Finally we discuss the special teams blunders and the final Steelers play on offense.

Shek & Rank welcome Pittsburgh Steelers star LaMarr Woodley to talk about the state of the team’s defense, facing Peyton Manning in Week 1, the absence of Mike Wallace and No. 56's ongoing pursuit of a degree from Michigan. The guys are also joined by Handsome Hank and Black Tie for a breakdown of Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin's handling of the Chad 85 mess, plus discuss the best jersey for a Philadelphia Eagles fan to own.

Shek & Rank welcome Pittsburgh Steelers star LaMarr Woodley to talk about the state of the team’s defense, facing Peyton Manning in Week 1, the absence of Mike Wallace and No. 56's ongoing pursuit of a degree from Michigan. The guys are also joined by Handsome Hank and Black Tie for a breakdown of Miami Dolphins coach Joe Philbin's handling of the Chad 85 mess, plus discuss the best jersey for a Philadelphia Eagles fan to own.

Guests include actor Ray Romano, Steelers LB LaMarr Woodley and Chiefs WR Steve Breaston.Actor and comedian Ray Romano joins Rich in studio to discuss his beloved Jets, hitting the links at some of golf's most desired courses and his latest projects, including the new flick, "Ice Age 4: The Continental Drift", and a tour with fellow funnyman Kevin James.Up next, LaMarr Woodley stops by to discuss how he's recovered from a 2011 injury that caused the Steelers' Pro Bowl LB to miss nearly half of last season. Woodley also discusses the Steelers' chances in 2012 and reminisces on his days as a Wolverine with fellow alumnus Rich.Wrapping up the show is yet another Wolverine as Chiefs WR Steve Breaston follows Woodley and discusses the state of the Chiefs offense, quarterback Matt Cassel and how things will be different in 2012 under new head coach Romeo Crennel.Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

'Shek and Rank talk winners and losers of the new NFL uniforms with Michelle Beisner. Black Tie gives a rather cryptic NBA scouting report on national champion Anthony Davis, plus LaMarr Woodley stops by with WR Steve Breaston to talk Super Bowl-week etiquette on Adam Rank's Gridiron Podcast for Kids. 

'Shek and Rank talk winners and losers of the new NFL uniforms with Michelle Beisner. Black Tie gives a rather cryptic NBA scouting report on national champion Anthony Davis, plus LaMarr Woodley stops by with WR Steve Breaston to talk Super Bowl-week etiquette on Adam Rank's Gridiron Podcast for Kids. 

Guests include Snoop Dogg, Drew Brees, LaMarr Woodley, Jeff Garlin and Dan Patrick Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Max wraps-up the Steelers-Texans game.He goes over how productive the offense and defense was and how LaMarr Woodley and James Harrison really stepped it up for the line backing crew on defense.Also how the offensive line,Big Ben and Fast Willie helped win the game.