Podcast appearances and mentions of Marvell Tell

The Indianapolis Colts have a competition brewing at outside cornerback: Isaiah Rodgers or Brandon Facyson? We know Stephon Gilmore and Kenny Moore II have the top two spots locked up, but will it be the former sixth-round pick or the newly-signed veteran that claims the third corner spot?Jake and Zach also look at the competition at strong safety between Nick Cross and Rodney McLeod as well as the fifth cornerback spot between Tony Brown, Anthony Chesley, Marvell Tell, and Rodney Thomas.Find and follow Locked On Colts on your favorite podcast platforms:

The Indianapolis Colts have a competition brewing at outside cornerback: Isaiah Rodgers or Brandon Facyson? We know Stephon Gilmore and Kenny Moore II have the top two spots locked up, but will it be the former sixth-round pick or the newly-signed veteran that claims the third corner spot? Jake and Zach also look at the competition at strong safety between Nick Cross and Rodney McLeod as well as the fifth cornerback spot between Tony Brown, Anthony Chesley, Marvell Tell, and Rodney Thomas. Find and follow Locked On Colts on your favorite podcast platforms:

CBs Chris Wilcox and Thakarious Keyes claimed by the Colts. Marvell Tell and Andre Chachere are waived to make room. Fifteen on the practice squad includes four wide receivers, leaving one spot available - will it be Chachere, Ehlinger, Tell, or who? Butler Basketball signs Lithuanian sharpshooter Simas Likosius --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

00:00 Intro 0:37 Overview 02:44 Xavier Rhodes 06:27 Kenny Moore 09:31 Rock Ya-Sin 13:08 TJ Carrie 16:45 Marvell Tell & Isaiah Rodgers 19:39 Julian Blackmon 23:41 Khari Willis 27:12 George Odum 29:00 Sean and Shawn Davis

Jeffrey Gorman goes one on one with Colts cornerback Marvell Tell III. Tell explains why he decided to opt out of the 2020 season, why he's excited to rejoin the Colts' defense and how he stayed in shape last year during the pandemic away from the team.

The Indianapolis Colts started their voluntary OTA's last week and Safety Julian Blackmon, Right Guard Mark Glowinski, Defensive Lineman Tyquan Lewis, Defensive Lineman Ben Banogu and Cornerback Marvell Tell spoke with the media about being back in the building.

Indy 500 blackout needs to finally be gone permanently for the sake of logic and sanity. Cornerback Marvell Tell talks about his decision to take a gap year for COVID and has no regrets. Indiana Pacers president doesn't want to make excuses, but injuries had a lot to do with 34-38 record. Sounds like Bjorkgren will return. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

On today's episode, Evan is joined by Stephen Reed from Stampede Blue to do some housecleaning on news plus talk Colts training camp.What impact will losing Marvell Tell, Rolan Milligan, and Skai Moore to COVID-19 opt outs have on Indy? Especially with Tell, will he now be lost in the shuffle long-term in the secondary?As Indy brings in free agents to replace those three, they did sign two underrated additions. Former Lions safety Tavon Wilson will make this roster and adds much-needed versatility. Meanwhile, Taylor Stallworth could be vying for a roster spot with Tyquan Lewis at defensive tackle.Closing out the show, Evan and Stephen hit on the biggest training camp storylines. Philip Rivers is poised for a monster year with Indy's o-line and weapons, while DeForest Buckner will change the Colts' defense entirely. Is Indy going to be top 10 on both sides of the ball in 2020? Who will win camp battles at linebacker and running back? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode, Evan is joined by Stephen Reed from Stampede Blue to do some housecleaning on news plus talk Colts training camp. What impact will losing Marvell Tell, Rolan Milligan, and Skai Moore to COVID-19 opt outs have on Indy? Especially with Tell, will he now be lost in the shuffle long-term in the secondary? As Indy brings in free agents to replace those three, they did sign two underrated additions. Former Lions safety Tavon Wilson will make this roster and adds much-needed versatility. Meanwhile, Taylor Stallworth could be vying for a roster spot with Tyquan Lewis at defensive tackle. Closing out the show, Evan and Stephen hit on the biggest training camp storylines. Philip Rivers is poised for a monster year with Indy's o-line and weapons, while DeForest Buckner will change the Colts' defense entirely. Is Indy going to be top 10 on both sides of the ball in 2020? Who will win camp battles at linebacker and running back? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Colts defensive backs coach Jonathan Gannon talks with the media regarding the potential of Xavier Rhodes in the secondary, Marvell Tell deciding to opt out, and the depth at corner heading into the season.

Cody and Derek give their ranking on where they believe the Indianapolis Colts' quarterback room stacks up compared to the other 31.

Cody and Derek talk about all the routes the Indianapolis can take to replace second year cornerback Marvell Tell this season.

Derek addresses more opt outs for the Colts earlier today and what that means for the position groups heading into the season.

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Frank Reich and Chris Ballard are standing by Adam Vinatieri as the Colts kicker. Marvell Tell talks about his transition from safety to cornerback. NBA load management is bad business. James Wiseman is going to be punished for what? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Head from Colts players, Ryan Kelly, Nyheim Hines, Darius Leonard and Marvell Tell III in the locker room on Wednesday.

As we know the Indianapolis Colts went heavy on the defense in the 2019 NFL Draft. Today Stampede Blue's own Zach Hick joins Matt Danely to discuss the secondary in particular, and how the group looks post-draft for the 2019 season. The drafting of Rock Ya-Sin, Marvell Tell, and Khari Willis will add to a very intriguing secondary that needed to improve on some very key aspects of their collective game. While the group were stingy in terms of giving up big plays to opposing offenses in 2018, they also gave up better than a 70 percent completion rate in the same breath.  The group needs to become more physical, and become a larger play-making unit in general to take that next step towards having a complete defense. Can Ya-Sin, Tell and Willis make that sort of impact for this group? Naturally, Matt and Zach deviate to other topics surrounding the Colts draft, but the Colts look to have made improvements at all three levels of the defense and we'll dive into the front seven later in the week as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Indianapolis Colts have boosted their roster after hauling in 10 picks in the 2019 NFL Draft. Chris Ballard looks to have made the most out of an interesting set of prospects, and has focused on getting the team real depth and is working towards evening each side of the ball. Today Stephen Holder, of The Athletic, is back with another show to discuss why there's even more reason for optimism with the team heading into the 2019 season after this haul. Here's a brief rundown of today's topics. - Who are the best and worst from the Colts 2019 class? - Parris Campbell is an interesting and valuable addition - Campbell becomes another chess piece in Frank Reich's system - 2019 personnel groupings should be very intriguing  - Chris Ballard and Frank Reich are in lock-step - Marvell Tell may be the most interesting pick - Initial transition could take some time for Tell - Why Tell's transition isn't the same as T.J. Green's - Could Bobby Okereke's ceiling be the highest of all the Colts' picks? - Colts' LB corps could be outstanding in 2019 - Could Okereke supplant Anthony Walker at the MIKE? - Competition at WR may be intense in camp - Deon Cain coming back the same as in camp after ACL isn't a given - Colts lost some of their bulk trading away Hassan Ridgeway, but for a reason - Ballard's affinity for team captains - Ballard's ability to collect picks for following year's draft - Comp picks have become a vital part of the Colts' team building strategy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cornerback Marvell Tell III out of USC was selected by the Indianapolis Colts with the 144th pick of the NFL Draft and he spoke with the Indianapolis media after becoming the newest member of the Indianapolis Colts.

In 'Its Lit' we discuss whether the Raiders are actually better off after trading Khalil Mack. Our Dodger insider, David Vassegh, has a very spirited opinion on Kenley Jansen's perceived struggles. Draft prospect and former USC defensive back, Marvell Tell, joins the show as well

USC defensive back who will be selected in this weeks NFL Draft

With less than three weeks to go until the 2019 NFL Draft, Brandan Schulze and Rob Staton will be exploring different Seattle Seahawks mock draft scenarios every Monday.  With only three Mondays leading up to April 25, this week's show kicks off with the likely scenario of trading back to acquire additional picks. Rob's seven-round mock draft for the Seahawks also covers the first 103 picks so we can see which players the Seahawks could be missing out on based on who they select. The first trade with Kansas City gives Seattle an additional third- and sixth-round pick, and a trade back with the Cardinals gives the Seahawks an additional selection in the fourth. Those moves would give Seattle seven picks to work with and a full day to make a decision on the first pick of the second round.  The first pick goes to Arizona State wide receiver N’Keal Harry, who is reported to be coming to the Seahawks facility for an official visit. Tune is as Rob goes into depth on the reasoning behind the first three picks, including defensive end Charles Omenihu of Texas and safety Marvell Tell of USC. Defensive tackle Armon Watts of Arkansas, tight end Kaden Smith of Stanford, defensive tackle Greg Gaines of Washington and cornerback Derreck Thomas of Baylor round out the list of picks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Before discussing some better than expected performances, particularly at safety, a few news items jumped out in the news today as the Seahawks reportedly met with Kyler Murray at the combine. Rob Staton from seahawksdraftblog.com is back on the show to remind us why that was a smart move even with Russell Wilson locked in at quarterback. Wilson is going into his final year and Joel Corry said on KJR Monday that Russell's contract will need to start around $35 million per year. The Seahawks also announced that they've placed the franchise tag on Frank Clark ahead of Tuesday's deadline. Jachai Polite reportedly did not interview well, but Rob thinks the reports could be based on Polite reaction following his talks with teams. However, scouts are calling him on bailing on the workouts and that could be what causes his stock to tumble a bit. There were a number of safeties that improved their stock in a class that was not expected to be as athletic as they proved to be on the final day of the NFL Scouting Combine. There were three safeties that ran in the 4.3s or better. The fastest player of the weekend was a safety who ran 4.29. Juan Thornhill had an impressive 44-inch vertical to go along with his 4.4 speed. Rob says there's one safety to look at as a possible safety to cornerback convert, similar to Tre Flowers last year for Seattle and that's USC safety Marvell Tell. Taylor Rapp of Washington had an impressive day, topping the field in the short shuttle, a drill that measures short-area quickness. Among the cornerbacks, there were five who tested very well and also fit the Seahawks profile: Mike Jackson, Miami; Isaiah Johnson, Houston; Lonnie Johnson, Kentucky; Justin Layne, Michigan State, and Ken Webster of Mississippi St. Of all those players, Rob says Lonnie Johnson would be the player most likely still around in the range that Seattle may be interested in taking a corner. The others could be going in the first two rounds of the draft. Rob offers some final thoughts on the class as a whole and the guys discuss where Seattle may be most likely to go while trying to project 2-3 years out. One of our listeners on YouTube says Khalil Hodge is a Seahawks linebacker and Rob says there is a lot to like about him and could be a potential late-round prospect for Seattle. Look for Brandan and Adam to be back soon on the Field Gulls Podcast. Subscribe via: RSS | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Subscribe on Android | Spotify |Overcast | Pocket Casts | PlayerFM Follow us on: Facebook | Twitter Subscribe to the Sea Hawkers Podcast via: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS Or listen on our free app for Android, iOS, Kindle or Windows Phone/PC Call or text: 253-235-9041 Email: gohawks@seahawkerspodcast.com Support the show Get in the Flock! Visit GetInTheFlock.com and get bonus episodes Or visit our website for other ways to support the show Find Sea Hawkers clubs around the world at SeaHawkers.org Music from the show by The 12 Train, download each track at ReverbNation  

In the second hour of Friday’s show on Radio Row in Atlanta, Joshua Brisco is joined by two potential future-Chiefs: West Virginia’s David Sills and USC’s Marvell Tell. Then, talking pork rinds with former NFL TE Reggie Kelly and chatting with WWE Champion Mickie James. Plus, Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood, with an unlit cigar in his mouth.

In the second hour of Friday’s show on Radio Row in Atlanta, Joshua Brisco is joined by two potential future-Chiefs: West Virginia’s David Sills and USC’s Marvell Tell. Then, talking pork rinds with former NFL TE Reggie Kelly and chatting with WWE Champion Mickie James. Plus, Hall of Famer Jack Youngblood, with an unlit cigar in his mouth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Harvey Hyde talks about the Pac-12 testing out a shorter halftime, incoming freshman tailback Stephen Carr, safety Marvell Tell and lots more. #USC #Trojans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices