Podcast appearances and mentions of Larry Fitzgerald

Wolf and Luke react to Larry Fitzgerald's comments on the Cardinals first round matchup against the Rams and where the Cardinals stand from an injury standpoint heading into the postseason.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's edition of Let's Go with Larry Fitzgerald, Larry and Jim discuss the head-scratching firing of Dolphins head coach Brian Flores. Larry and Jim discuss the all the coaching news from "Black Monday" and what job Larry sees as the best for an incoming Head Coach. Larry and Jim disagree on Brandon Staley's decision to go for it on 4th down during the Sunday night thriller in Las Vegas. Larry and Jim end the show with who they think will win Wildcard Weekend.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode by discussing Jonathan Ward's amazing helmet catch during the second quarter of the Cardinals victory over the Cowboys. Larry also tries to gauge who the best teams are in the AFC & NFC as we head into week 18. Larry describes Antonio Brown's exit yesterday as “heartbreaking,” and hopes that Brown gets the help that he needs because he brings so much to the game of football not just as a player but as a person. Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase have so much confidence as one of the best young duos in the NFL for the Bengals. Larry and Jim then discuss the next weekend's matchup between the Raiders and the Chargers, and how the Raiders have overcome so much this season and still can make the playoffs. Larry and Jim both pay respects to the legend John Madden. Larry had a great relationship with Madden and admired him growing up. Jim worked closely with Madden on many occasions and shares some fond memories.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss what's wrong with the Cardinals as we head towards the postseason. Larry gets into the Ravens/Bengals and whether or not John Harbaugh should've have been so upset with the Bengals throwing the ball late. Hear what teams' Larry thinks will end up in as wildcards in the AFC & NFC. Also, Larry breaks down the comments made by Panthers HC Matt Rhule as well as an overall assessment of coaching in the NFL. Larry and Jim end the show with New Year's resolutions for 2022.

It's hard to believe, 2021 is almost over. It's been a huge year – for WHOOP and for the WHOOP community.  It goes without saying that so many of our guests have inspired us, have made us think, and have challenged us to be the best version of ourselves. This episode looks back at some of the standout moments from the podcast in 2021, including from Alex Honnold (2:04), Rich Roll (8:04), Steve-O (12:29), Dr. Jim Loehr on the performance mindset (15:13), Dr. Meeta Singh on the science of sleep (19:35), Patrick Mahomes (23:18), Eli Manning and Larry Fitzgerald (26:41), Tom Daley (28:32), Gabby Thomas (30:23), Emily Capodilupo on COVID vaccine research (32:08), and Dr. Stacy Sims on women's physiology and performance (34:26). Support the show (http://whoop.com)

Luke and Lorenzo Alexander discuss if they saw anything that makes them believe the Cardinals passing game will be ok without DeAndre Hopkins and they react to Larry Fitzgerald's comments regarding whether he would return to help a team with an injured wide receiver. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke and Lorenzo Alexander discuss if they saw anything that makes them believe the Cardinals passing game will be ok without DeAndre Hopkins and they react to Larry Fitzgerald's comments regarding whether he would return to help a team with an injured wide receiver. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hollywood could not imagine a better UNDERDOG story than the one Kurt Warner has lived.  So, they went straight to the source and made a movie about Kurt's incredible journey.   “AMERICAN UNDERDOG: THE KURT WARNER STORY” opens in theaters soon, and I'm thrilled to welcome Kurt this week so you can hear firsthand how he OVERCAME INCREDIBLE ODDS to live one of the most INSPIRATIONAL stories I've heard in a long time. After playing college football at Northern Iowa for four years, Kurt was undrafted and stocked shelves in a grocery store.  He eventually landed a spot on the Iowa Barnstormers in the Arena Football League before signing with the St. Louis Rams as a backup quarterback in 1998.  A year later, everything changed. Not only did he become a starter, during his first season, Kurt also led the Rams to a title in SUPER BOWL XXXIV and earned league and Super Bowl MVP honors.  He won another league MVP when the Rams returned to Super Bowl XXXVI.  After signing with the Cardinals, he led the team to their first Super Bowl appearance as well, making him the second quarterback in history to start the Super Bowl with two different teams.   When he retired, Kurt finished his career owning a dozen NFL RECORDS. With all the challenges he faced, if anyone had a right to have self-doubt, it was Kurt.   Did he have self-doubt?   ABSOLUTELY NOT!   As he explains, Kurt always believed in his talent, but how he approached that talent had to CHANGE before he found success. You're also going to hear how stocking grocery store shelves helped Kurt create a path to the NFL.  It's a story of how doing COMMON THINGS the right way can produce decidedly UNCOMMON RESULTS that you can use in your life as well. Kurt also gives you a masterclass on the importance of CONFIDENCE as an element of success, especially when you encounter inevitable setbacks. FAITH has always been a part of Kurt's life, and we spend a good deal of time talking about how Kurt's RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD has grown and changed over the years to become one of the things that define who he is.  We touch on how he has actively applied faith in good times and the bad and how he has STAYED TRUE TO HIS FAITH despite setbacks after his incredible accomplishments.  At this time of year, and in times like these, we need UPLIFTING stories to help us find JOY and PEACE. That's why spending time listening to Kurt Warner's story is a PERFECT GIFT you'll want to give yourself and SHARE WITH OTHERS.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss the injuries to both Chris Godwin and Deandre Hopkins and how much that impacts their team's offense. Larry expresses his frustration for low hits and how dangerous they are to defenseless receivers. Larry also talks about how much he likes the Charges and Ravens aggressive approach to two-point attempts at the end of games, even if they don't work. The Cardinals suffered a loss to the Lions, which just shows the nature of how unpredictable football can be. Finally, Tiger is back on the golf course, and it was great to see him out there with his son.

In this Episode we will be talking about: - The Patriots/Colts Saturday night matchup - Recapping and discussing the Cardinals @ Lions game and why the Cardinals should consider seeking out help from Larry Fitzgerald - The Monday & Tuesday night games, & the game predictions for those games FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: @OfficialFNKLive --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/footballnewsandknowledge/support

Luke and Lorenzo Alexander react to the news that Larry Fitzgerald will not be returning to the Cardinals and they discuss which player currently on the Cardinals offense will need to step up in DeAndre Hopkins absence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Luke and Lorenzo Alexander react to the news that Larry Fitzgerald will not be returning to the Cardinals and they discuss which player currently on the Cardinals offense will need to step up in DeAndre Hopkins absence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 has Cardinals talk, and the latest on D-Hop and Larry Fitzgerald. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Opening Break - Friday December 17, 2021

Arizona Republic Columnist Kent Somers joined The Drive - Likelihood of Larry Fitzgerald returning? Cards-Lions look, replacing Deandre Hopkins & more!

Hour 2 on The Drive - Christmas Songs/Movies Infatuation, More thoughts on TNF between the Chargers & Chiefs, Kent Somers joins us, Larrry-Kyler feud?

Jim Sharpe and Jayme West talk to Dan Bickley about Larry Fitzgerald and how the NFL is dealing with the Omicron variant.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Burns and Josh Collmenter, in for Gambo, get the latest news from Gambo on Larry Fitzgerald and the Cardinals. How is Kyler Murray preparing for DHop's absence? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ring and Lorenzo Alexander react to the news that DeAndre Hopkins will undergo surgery to repair his torn MCL and whether they believe this opens the door for Larry Fitzgerald's return. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ring and Lorenzo Alexander react to the news that DeAndre Hopkins will undergo surgery to repair his torn MCL and whether they believe this opens the door for Larry Fitzgerald's return. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ring and Lorenzo Alexander discuss whether the door for Larry Fitzgerald's return has opened for the Cardinals with the DeAndre Hopkins news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Ring and Lorenzo Alexander discuss whether the door for Larry Fitzgerald's return has opened for the Cardinals with the DeAndre Hopkins news. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Sharpe loves the idea of Larry Fitzgerald returning to the Arizona Cardinals... but also cautions you to not put Fitz in your fantasy football lineup just yet. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4 has Social Studies, NFL Survivor Series, and Cardinals talk. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 has talk about Deandre Hopkins and Larry Fitzgerald, and Rush Hour Reboot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ESPN's Josh Weinfuss gives us the inside scoop on Deandre Hopkins season-ending injury, the state of Cardinals morale, tempering Larry Fitzgerald's returning rumors & more!

Hour 2 on The Drive - Can the Cardinals still succeed without Deandre Hopkins? More making fun of Urban Meyer and his tumultuous tenure with the Jaguars, Sun Devil Insider Chris Karpman joins the programs talking about Signing Day

Jonas, Brady and LaVar react to Urban Meyer being fired in his first season with the Jaguars and predict how the media will spin the story going forward. DeAndre Hopkins is out for the remainder of the regular season and fans are calling for the return of Larry Fitzgerald. The guys talk pain tolerance and Josh Lambo grading the severity of Urban Meyer's kick. Plus, special home brewed gifts for the holidays. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Burns and Gambo ask that with DeAndre Hopkins done for the season, could Larry Fitzgerald be the answer?  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Chierstin Susel and Johnny Venerable discuss the report that DeAndre Hopkins will rest miss the rest of the regular season, and debate whether Cardinals general manager Steve Keim should pick up the phone and call Larry Fitzgerald for help. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Larry and Jim Gray start the episode paying tribute their friend to the late Demaryius Thomas, who passed away last week. Then Charles Barkley joins the show. hey dive into Barkley's job at TNT. They try to bring a fun element into sports talk. He also talks about the complicated matter of criticizing friends. The interview wraps up with Charles thanking Larry for bringing him on and the fact he is the best to ever do it in the state of Arizona.

Who knew that networking could be a bonafide job?! As the Executive Director and Owner of BNI (Business Networking International) Arizona, Nate Dominguez has elevated the concept of “connecting the dots” to an art form and has parlayed it into a thriving business. With nearly eighty chapters around the state, BNI members are collaborating, supporting, and creating opportunities for one another every single day! His high school sweetheart success story (4:15) The legacy of his best friend JJ (6:00) Discovering BNI as a kid (10:00) Viewing networking as an opportunity (16:00) Networking strategies for introverts (17:50) The car accident that saved his son (27:10) Phoenix Children's Hospital (37:50) Larry Fitzgerald (40:40) His favorite word (43:45) How to join BNI (46:45) The importance of structure (55:38) Episode Links: BNI Arizona https://bniarizona.com/en-US/index Instagram @networkingnate https://www.instagram.com/networkingnate/ Facebook • Nate https://www.facebook.com/natedominguez • BNI Arizona Business Page https://www.facebook.com/BNIArizona Givers Gain: The BNI Story (book) https://www.amazon.com/Givers-Gain-Ph-D-Ivan-Misner/dp/0974081914 “If you look at networking less as work…and more as an opportunity, as a connection, as almost like a fortune cookie that you don't know what you're going to get out of it, then it can change the world.”

Larry Fitzgerald is one of the greatest football players of all-time – and his journey truly started at the bottom. He was a ballboy for the Minnesota Vikings when he was a teenager before spending 17 seasons in the NFL with the Arizona Cardinals, where he finished second all-time in league history in catches and receiving yards. Larry explains why his drive to be great in football extends to every other aspect of his life. He discusses what it was like to learn from the pros as a kid (4:05), how military academy gave him the structure to succeed (7:34), overcoming doubt in college (13:24), his relationship with his father and how he thinks about parenting his kids (16:30), the high performance mindset (19:51), advice to live by from his grandmother (23:59), losing his mom to breast cancer and how he goes about honoring her (28:48), taking care of your body (31:26), success over the long haul (32:23), discovering WHOOP (35:49), how WHOOP helped him with sleep apnea (36:20), the importance of sleep and health in every day life (41:23), and how an internship he did in the height of his football career changed his life (45:32).Support the show (http://whoop.com)

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray open up the show talking about Fitz recently earning his second college degree, fulfilling a promise he made to his mother. The guys get into reacting to a wild weekend in the NFL, starting with the Ravens' decision to go for a 2-point conversion in their loss against the Steelers. Ben Roethlisberger's retirement news came out of nowhere and Fitz points out the difference between walking out on your own terms and being carried out of the game. The conversation then shifts to all of the coaching changes in college football and the big money being thrown around. Larry doesn't blame the coaches for finding better opportunities to feed their families. They wrap up the episode with their picks for Week 14 in the NFL.

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The holiday harvest is upon us as Larry Fitzgerald brings you into his universe to let you know how he spends Thanksgiving and his favorite meals to eat. Back to the football field, Larry discusses the mindset of players when they have to play on a big family holiday like Thanksgiving and how it can become a showcase for players to make a name for themselves. As they look around at the results from Week 11 in the NFL, Larry and Jim are perplexed by the up-and-down nature of certain teams such as with the struggles of the Bills, Titans and Seahawks. Finally the guys give their picks for the games this holiday weekend and look ahead to which teams are heating up as we enter the back stretch of the season.

Hour 4 on The Drive - Should the Cardinals sign Larry Fitzgerald for a Super Bowl run? NFL Headline Q&A, BET THE HOUSE

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray react to another crazy week in the NFL, but first talk about the incredible Benavidez/Davis fight they both attended. On the football front, they talk about Cam Newton's return to Carolina, the Chiefs looking dangerous again and OBJ joining the Rams. Then, they rail against the rash of taunting penalties and Larry's experience with trash talking

After a wild week 9 in the NFL, Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray discuss the Any Given Sunday nature of the league. The guys dive into the off-field situations with the NFL starting with Aaron Rodgers. Larry wishes Rodgers would of approached the whole situation differently and wishes he would have taken more of precaution with the rules with other players doing the same. Larry and Jim also discuss the emotional rollercoaster of a season it's been for the Raiders, highlighted by the tragic incident involving Henry Ruggs III. Finally Larry wishes the best of luck to DeSean Jackson and Odell Beckham Jr. as they head into new situations and then gives his picks for Week 10.

In this week's episode, Larry Fitzgerald reveals to Jim Gray how he got caught up in the Halloween Spirit and dressed up as one of the characters from Squid Game....and ate some of his kids candy. After a wild weekend in the NFL, Larry discusses how the Packers have established themselves as the top team in NFC after beating the undefeated Cardinals. He also discusses how Derrick Henry's injury will impact the Titans and the rest of the AFC. Then Jim and Larry dive into the Jets shocking upset of the Bengals and the heroic performances from unknown backup QBs. Finally Larry names his Top 5 WRs in the NFL

After becoming the first NFL player to throw for 600 Touchdowns, Tom Brady and Jim Gray host a very special media panel with some of the biggest names to ever cover the game of football. ESPN's Chris Berman, Scott Van Pelt and Adam Schefter ask Tom about when he will call it quits, if he remembers to losses more than wins and his interaction with a special fan during this past weekend's Bucs win. FOX Sports NFL broadcasters Jay Glazer and Erin Andrews ask TB 12 about learning from his mistakes, what it's like to coach an aging superstar and the defining moment he'll remember from his career. Legendary radio host and NBC Sports/Peacock broadcaster Dan Patrick grilled Brady about balancing the work-family life and more. Hall of Fame QB Steve Young was one of Tom Brady's heroes as a kid and the two all-time greats discussed preparation and the importance of paying it forward to the next generation. Larry Fitzgerald, Colin Cowherd, Pam Oliver, Kevin Harlan, Jim Nantz, Bill Cowher and more also stopped by for a rare opportunity to speak directly with the 7x Super Bowl champion.

Week 7 in the NFL is in the books and Larry Fitzgerald is sharing his takes on all the hottest stories from around the league. Larry and Jim Gray discussing the surging Bengals and if analysts overlooked the chemistry between Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase. The guys discuss the latest dominate performance from Derrick Henry and the Titans, weigh-in on the struggles of the Chiefs and the rash of injuries from the weekend. The future Hall of Fame WR lets everyone in on how he's feeling about not playing this season and if he's considering changing his mind.

Wolf and Luke are joined by Max Starks for Maximum Football as they discuss how the Cardinals can game plan for the Texans without Kliff Kingsbury, Larry Fitzgerald's comments on the Cardinals 6-0 record and they get his thoughts on the Suns not extending Deandre Ayton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray provide their insight and analysis on all of the biggest developments from Week 6 in the NFL such as Aaron Rodgers claiming ownership of the Chicago Bears to Dak Prescott and the Cowboys pulling off some late game magic to beat the Patriots. Only one team remains undefeated and that's Larry's former team, the Arizona Cardinals. The future hall of fame wide receive explains how the red birds were able to fly high and pick up another crucial road win despite being without their coach. Finally Larry and Jim provide their picks for Week 7's games.

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In this episode Chierstin Susel and Johnny Venerable discuss the potential impacts of key injuries the Cardinals suffered in their victory over the 49ers and whether or not Larry Fitzgerald will be getting a phone call from the Cardinals.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray kickoff this week's episode reacting to Lions HC Dan Campbell's emotional display following his team's latest loss and discuss how that's received by players. Then Larry and Jim get into a deep conversation about the Raiders-Jon Gruden situation and share their thoughts on how the silver and black will proceed following their head coach's latest controversy. The Chiefs are struggling with a bit of a post-Super Bowl loss hangover and Larry shares his experience when the Cardinals struggled the next season after losing to the Steelers in Super Bowl XLIII. Finally the guys give out their picks for Week 6 in the NFL.

Wolf and Luke react to Larry Fitzgerald's comments regarding the Cardinals 4-0 start and what he has seen from Kyler Murray through the first four games of the season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry Fitzgerald and Jim Gray start the episode by discussing Tom Brady's return to Foxborough and the distraction that must have been for the team, even though they all handled it amazingly. Then Larry gives his thoughts on the undefeated Arizona Cardinals and why he thinks Kyler Murray is the frontrunner for MVP. They also talk about Richard Sherman, Josh Gordon and Urban Meyer.

In this week's episode, Larry Fitzgerald joins Jim Gray to react to all of the action from Week 3 in the NFL. Larry explains why he thinks the Rams are the most dangerous team in the NFC, sheds light on Devante Adams late game catches in the Packers win and gives his insight on the recent struggles for Ben Roethlisberger and the Steelers (8:07). Finally, Larry shares his excitement for Tom Brady's return to New England this weekend when the Bucs play the Patriots (20:05)