Podcast appearances and mentions of mike teel

Mike and Richie are joined by former Rutgers QB and current Rutgers football radio color analyst Mike Teel to discuss where things stand with Rutgers football in 2024 after 8 games and a 4-4 start. They dive into the difficulty in dealing with injuries, making adjustments in-season and how hard it is to turn around momentum in a season when things are going wrong. Get ready for football and tailgating season with Knight and Day Apparel! Our apparel is designed to keep you comfortable and stylish from the pre-game excitement to the final whistle. Whether you're grilling in the parking lot or cheering from the stands, our high-quality gear has you covered with unbeatable comfort and team spirit. Use our promo code RUTGERSRIVALS to get 10% off your purchase! Score big this season and Keep Choppin' with Knight and Day Apparel!. Knight and Day Website - http://knightanddayapparel.com Instagram - https://instagram.com/knight.and.day.apparel/ X - https://twitter.com/KnightandDayCo

Lance Medow sits down with former NFL quarterback and former Don Bosco Prep coach Mike Teel to discuss coaching Tommy DeVito, the Don Bosco Prep and Bergen Catholic rivalry games, and DeVito's season with the Giants this year. SUBSCRIBE NOW **Apple** | **Spotify** | **Google** | **Pandora** | **iHeartRadio** :00 - Don Bosco and Bergen Catholic rivalry 5:09 - Coaching Tommy DeVito 11:35 - DeVito's 2023 season 18:54 - Quarterback room dynamics 26:23 - DeVito's mental toughnessSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Richie are joined again by friend of the show and former Rutgers QB Mike Teel to discuss where things stand for Rutgers at the bye, rest of season expectations, why Kyle Monangai is having the success he has, the new offensive coaching staff and much more!

Topics include how RU has established an identity this season, the importance of making a bowl game, the improvement with the offensive line, the coaching impact, Kyle Monangai and Gavin Wimsatt's development as well as a discussion on what Teel's expectations are for all three phases the remainder of this season.

Aaron Breitman welcomes back Rutgers legend Mike Teel to discuss the development of QB Gavin Wimsatt, his experience and belief in offensive coordinator Kirk Ciarrocca, how the other position groups could develop, the challenges with Northwestern and much more.

Mike and Richie are joined by Rutgers legend Mike Teel to discuss a wide variety of topics, from his outlook on the 2023 Rutgers season, what he's been up to post-playing career, the 2006 season, NIL/recruiting, the transfer portal and much more. Definitely won't wanna miss this episode! If you would like to submit a voicemail for a future episode, use this link: https://www.speakpipe.com/RutgersRivals

Aaron Breitman welcomes Rutgers great and current radio color analyst Mike Teel to help preview week one against Boston College. Topics discussed include the offseason improvements made, transfer player additions, the importance of the offensive line, John McNulty as an offensive coordinator including the historic 2008 season with Teel at QB, the coaching staffs familiarity, the impact a win can have on the rest of the season, expectations and much more.

Richie and Mike discuss the assistant coaching vacancies before previewing spring football. They go position by position and talk about what they're most excited about at each position group. Later, they're joined by Rutgers great Mike Teel who talks about his time at Rutgers, his new role as an announcer, his time as a coach, stories from his time at Rutgers/the NFL and much more

It's Gator Bowl Week! Joining Aaron Breitman to preview the game from a fan and former player perspective is former Rutgers QB and current radio analyst Mike Teel! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Scarlet Spotlight welcomes two former Rutgers quarterbacks to the podcast for Episode 97. Ryan Hart and Mike Teel, who each joined the show previously, return for a joint podcast recapping the 2021 Rutgers Football season. In addition to a variety of topics about the Scarlet Knights' season (5-7, 2-7 in the Big Ten) and Greg Schiano 2.0, the duo is asked about their famous quarterback competition in the Fall of 2005. After the interview, Danny and Jon cover the Rutgers Athletics news and notes as the calendar turns to December... including RU women's soccer in the College Cup, tough starts for the two hoops programs, and a resurgent wrestling beginning.   Learn more and stay up to date at thescarletspotlight.com Email - thescarletspotlight@gmail.com Join the Facebook Group - The Scarlet Spotlight Follow the show on Twitter - @scarletspotRU Instagram - @thescarletspotlight/ Follow Danny Breslauer on Twitter: @DannyBreslauer Follow Jon Newman on Twitter: @jonnew

Former Rutgers QB and current radio analyst Mike Teel joins Aaron Breitman to discuss Rutgers football halfway through the season. They discuss the ups and downs of the first six games and look ahead at the second half as the Scarlet Knights push for a bowl berth! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As business owners, we run into many obstacles.  Adding family to the mix can create a few more obstacles to overcome. I have heard countless horror stories about family businesses that fail because they don't separate work from the family.  For instance, many hire, or even worse, pass on the company to a family member just because they're family.   And because family members have different dreams for the future of the business, there is often conflict in decision making. How can you avoid these problems? Raley's is a family owned and operated business celebrating their 85th year of business and is in their third generation of family ownership. Only 12% of family businesses make it to this point. So, I asked Mike Teel, the chief visionary officer of Raley's, to help me answer these questions for you.  Raley's and the Teel family  have not been immune to the common problems that family businesses face, but they have acted and responded to these issues in a way most don't even think about.  Mike talks about how he left the company after college in order to develop the skills necessary to earn a leadership role one day, instead of having it handed to them. When all five family members, who were board members, did not see eye to eye on the future of the company they brought in a trusted third party to facilitate how to move forward with both the family's and company's best interest in mind.  Mike shares other stories of how his family has been able to solve the problems they have faced as a family business. It takes this kind of outside thinking to grow a family business that not only stays in the family, but also is able to keep the company mission a higher priority than the family's wants and desires. This is the type of thinking it takes to build a family business that defies the odds and continues on for generations.  What you will learn in this episode: Mike gives family business operations tips and strategies and shares the challenges he faces running a third generation family business with 12,000 employees and 2+ Billion Dollars in revenue (4:39)Mike shares why he left the family owned business the first time and why that was beneficial to him eventually leading the family business management. (8:36)Mike talks about family business operations management and how tough it is to lead family members to a position of leadership and the trait they need to have in order to do so. (17:50)Mike shares how important having a trusted third party to help facilitate major decisions around how the family should move forward with the business is to the future success of the company. (21:02)Mike talks about how he and his family successfully navigated the potentially turbulent waters of creating a family business operating agreement and buying out all of his sisters in order to have control of the company. (24:31) Mike talks about how in order for a family business to succeed the needs/goals of the family and the owner have to be tied to the company's needs and goals and not personal. (29:04)Mike shares his belief on how powerful attaching an unattainable just cause to the purpose/mission of the business is. (33:06)Mike shares how the family business, Raley's, is innovating to address the need for improved convenience in the fast changing technological market place. (47:13)Please SHARE, REVIEW, COMMENT and REPOST to help more entrepreneurs overcome the obstacles in their way and unleash their full potential.

Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson (@ScoopB) is talking with fellow Don Bosco Prep Ironman, QB Mike […] The post [AUDIO] Scoop B Radio Overtime f/ Mike Teel [Frm Head Coach of NJ Don Bosco Prep] (2019) appeared first on Scoop B Radio.

By Richard Hunt Health experts have major concerns about the foods we eat. Wrong foods and ingredients are a major cause of obesity and related debilitating problems like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.  Wanting to make a difference and disrupt the status quo in the food industry is Mike Teel. And he has a powerful platform as the owner of Raley’s, a grocery chain with more than a hundred stores in western states. One of the first areas of concern Teel tackled: too much sugar.

Mike Teel, owner of Raley’s - a grocery company with over a hundred stores in the west - is an advocate for healthier food. He even hosts YouTube videos helping consumers understand what’s in food… that shouldn’t be. And he challenges food makers to do better. By Richard Hunt

Health experts have major concerns about the foods we eat. Wrong foods and ingredients are a major cause of obesity and related debilitating problems like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Wanting to make a difference and disrupt the status quo in the food industry is Mike Teel. And he has a powerful platform as the owner of Raley’s, a grocery chain with more than a hundred stores in western states. One of the first areas of concern Teel tackled: too much sugar.

Health experts have major concerns about the foods we eat. Wrong foods and ingredients are a major cause of obesity and related debilitating problems like heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Wanting to make a difference and disrupt the status quo in the food industry is Mike Teel. And he has a powerful platform as the owner of Raley’s, a grocery chain with more than a hundred stores in western states. One of the first areas of concern Teel tackled: too much sugar.

The Scarlet Spotlight welcomes former Rutgers quarterback Mike Teel (2005-2008) for Episode 11. The three-year starter under center reflects on his time as a Scarlet Knight, including what it was like to play for head coach Greg Schiano, the emotions surrounding the historic 2006 win against Louisville and fighting for the QB role in Piscataway as a freshman. Additionally, the now 32-year-old Teel discusses being the head coach of his high school alma mater (Don Bosco Prep in New Jersey), his careers in the NFL and finance before entering coaching... and Teel plays word association with his former Rutgers football teammates. Danny and Jon touch on the recent news around the RU football program -- including dismissals and commitments, as the Sept. 1 opener approaches.  Learn more and stay up to date at thescarletspotlight.com Email - thescarletspotlight@gmail.com Join the Facebook Group - The Scarlet Spotlight Follow the show on Twitter - @scarletspotRU Instagram - @thescarletspotlight/ Follow Danny Breslauer on Twitter: @DannyBreslauer Follow Jon Newman on Twitter: @jonnew

Mike Teel, Owner of Raleys Supermarkets on California Agriculture by Patrick Cavanaugh

In our latest episode, we welcome former Rutgers quarterback Mike Teel, who led the Scarlet Knights through much of 2005-2008 and holds many Rutgers records. Before Mike joins us, Bobby and John discuss some of the hot topics trending on the scarletnation.com message boards. Highlights: 1:20 - What is your top reason to believe that Rutgers football will be better in 2017? 5:00 - What was the best offense that host Bobby Deren has seen during his time covering Rutgers? 5:45 - Will New Jersey be more prominently featured in the new Adidas uniforms and Rutgers gear? Is it a good move? 8:26 - What should fans expect from the new director of recruiting communications, Omar Hales? 11:30 - Mike Teel joins the podcast!

60 min OT, Spring 2017 Episode 14 (April 30, 2017) – NFL Draft Analysis Special TODAY'S GUEST TJ Rives from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' radio network Sprinkled throughout: NFL DRAFT STORIES from current and former NFL Players! 2:04 Bryce Petty tells his Draft Story 2:59 Brief NFL Draft overview/intro 4:10 Viewer question: When the Jets season opens, who is going to be the starting quarterback? 5:03 Brian Leonard tells his Draft Story 5:49 TJ Rives (from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' radio network) and I discuss the 2017 NFL Draft for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26:47 Muhammad Wilkerson tells his Draft Story 27:53 Erik Coleman tells his Draft Story 28:29 I discuss the 2017 NFL Draft in terms of the New York Jets: - My wish list - Rundown of all picks - Good picks & bad picks - Impacts of the Jets on the AFC East - Buffalo Bills just fired their GM this morning! - Intricacies of each pick and how they relate to the current roster - Implications of other teams' moves on the Jets' choice - Am I buying this “culture change”? - Disappointments - The future of Sheldon Richardson & Eric Decker in New York Jets green 38:02 Ottis Anderson tells his Draft Story 39:29 Jonathan Hankins tells his Draft Story 40:09 I discuss the 2017 NFL Draft in terms of the New York Giants: - My wish list - Rundown of all picks - Disappointments - Good picks & bad picks - Giants Draft for “now' and for “future” - Intricacies of each pick and how they relate to the current roster - Brandon Marshall on the NYG, his impact on others in the locker room, including ramifications for Odell Beckham, Jr. - Davis Webb, QB - Blount on the Giants? - Sean O'Hara's criticism of the Webb pick 45:54 A viewer question about the Las Vegas Raiders' signing of Marshawn Lynch. I discuss that, their 2017 NFL Draft, their future. Ranking the best offensive lines in the NFL. My speculation about Lynch's role with the Raiders. Do I have a problem with the Raiders live broadcasting a draft pick from the “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign? 49:15 Jason McCourty tells his Draft Story 50:40 Sean Lissemore tells his Draft Story 52:47 A viewer question about Christian McCaffrey being picked by Carolina Panthers. My thoughts on how he fits in that system (and others) 55:00 My appearance on ESPN Las Vegas 1100am/100.9FM to discuss the Jets, Giants (pre-draft) and the New York Yankees 1:08:43 Mike Teel tells his Draft Story 1:10:43 A viewer question to discuss the Dallas Cowboys 2017 NFL Draft. - Last year's draft jackpot in Dak Prescott and Zeke Elliot - Jason Witten's extension - 7 of 9 picks are defensive picks - WR Switzer will be a good compliment to Dez Bryant - Noah Brown WR Ohio State - Taco Charlton's role - What is the Cowboys' defensive role? - Mo Claiborne's leaving: an impact? 1:16:13 Hurry Up Offense 1:18:13 Anthony Fasano tells his Draft Story 1:18:43 New York Yankees: a force to be reckoned with! - Aaron Judge as an NFL tight end?! - Key=starting pitching - Aaron Judge is the talk of the MLB - Exit velocity - Aaron Judge's specifications are the prototypical create-a-player specs 1:23:25 New York Rangers: defense, Lundqvist, Kreider's emergence is here to stay? 1:27:15 Viewer comment spurs a discussion about Sidney Crosby being the NHL's most polarizing player 1:27:30 Buster Skrine tells his Draft Story Browns will win more games than the Jets this season 1:28:10 What the Eff?! Hint: Alligators 1:34:08 Rob Carpenter tells his Draft Story 1:35:09 Jabrill Peppers – urine sample from the NFL Scouting Combine tested positive for being diluted 1:37:26 New York Jets WR Devin Smith tore his ACL: Out for the season 1:38:14 Quick ESPN layoffs 1:39:07 Wrap up WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan Youtube: search “Coach McCartan” Soundcloud.com/coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast “Coach McCartan” TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN”

The Rutgers Scoutcast is a weekly podcast for Rutgers fans of all varieties. In our latest episode,we welcome to Rutgers Scoutcast alums back to the mix. First, former Rutgers captain Mike Teel joins the show for a discussion about his promotion to head coach at Ramsey (N.J.) Don Bosco Prep and the Chris Ash Scarlet Knights. Second, senior Sebastian Joseph details his spring break in South Africa. NOW ON ITUNES AND STITCHER Please rate, review and subscribe. To jump right into the action, a timesheet is available below for your convenience. 0:00 - Open 5:15 - Mike Teel Interview 23:15 - Sebastian Joseph Interview 27:50 - Spring Practice Impressions with Brian Dohn 37:00 - Rutgers Scoutcast Mailbag - LeGrandaMania & the Spring Game 43:45 - Close

Mike Teel, former Rutgers and NFL QB WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan Youtube: search “Coach McCartan” @coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast “Coach McCartan” TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN” Periscope @CoachMcCartan www.Facbook.com/coachmccartan :27 - Rutgers is the single most-represented school in Super Bowl 51 1:11 – What do each of the guys (Devin McCourty, Mohamed Sanu, Logan Ryan, Duron Harm, Jonathan Freeny[IR]) bring to the table 2:31 – Have you made any contact with any of the guys since the AFC/NFC Championship games? 3:02 – Danielle McCartan and Mike Teel: Super Bowl X's and O's 3:13 Who would you rather have in such a big spot: Matt Ryan or Tom Brady? 4:03 Mike Teel reflects on playing directly alongside Tom Brady in New England 5:06 Is Tom Brady the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time)? 5:45 As a QB, would you rather have Davonta Freeman or LeGarrette Blount behind you in the backfield? 6:46 As a QB, would you rather have Julio Jones/Mohamed Sanu/Justin Hardy vs. Chris Hogan/Danny Amendola/Julian Edelman? 7:17 As a current offensive coordinator for Don Bosco Prep – who has the better scheme 7:27 – If you're the Patriots, how do you attack the Falcons' defense? 8:08 – If you're the Falcons, how do you attack the Patriots defense? 8:38 – Mike Teel's prediction on the winner of Super Bowl 51 8:52 – Rutgers just finished as a Top 45 recruiting class, have you been able to review any of the new recruits? - FAN QUESTION #1: Did your team get to play against Rutgers' newest recruit at QB, Johnathan Lewis, this season? - FAN QUESTION #2: Do you think switching from the pro-syle offense to the spread offense helps or hurts recruiting? 11:13 Where will you be watching the game on Super Bowl Sunday?

November 9, 2006: Rutgers 28, Louisville 25. The Scarlet Knights had never beaten a team ranked as high as No. 3 in the country until this game. Now, as we near the 10-year anniversary of the greatest win in Rutgers Football history, we go behind the scenes and take you back to that memorable week. Fans, broadcasters and players — including Ray Rice, Brian Leonard and Mike Teel — relive the drama.Story and narration by Steve PolitiAdditional reporting by Ryan DunleavyHosted by Joe GiglioProduced by Erin Medley and Andrew ZuckermanSpecial thanks to the Rutgers Radio Network See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on ‪#‎60MinOT‬ - a special ‪#‎NFLDraft‬ episode! Between all segments, hear NFL players, current and former tell me their ‪#‎DraftDay‬ stories! (Mike Teel, my former classmate Sean Lissemore, Brian Leonard, Jason McCourty, Erik Coleman, and Rob Carpenter) Topics today: 1. NFL Draft big picture (including my wish for ‪‎NYJ‬ 1st pick) 2. ‪Prince‬ and sports 3. Mets News 4. Yankees News 5. Andy Andrews's weekly, all-you-need to know about MMA and UFC Listen live 1:30-2:30 on 90.3FM North Jersey and streaming worldwide: http://www.ramapo.edu/wrpr-fm/

Mike Teel on: 1. Discussing becoming a coach where he went to high school (elite Don Bosco - North Jersey) 2. CTE and concussion protocol; hypothesizing why concussion rates are up 3. A former NFL quarterback's take on the NFL's "catch rule". 4. Discussing the leadership in the quarterback position (Cam Newton and Johnny Manziel 5. Thoughts on the NFL's International Series 6. Thoughts on my new proposed penalty in the NFL (player intimidation of the officiating staff) 7. Suggestions to ammend the current format of the Pro Bowl 8. Draft Day story 9. 30 Second Lightning Round

A special 120-minute episode of 60 Minute Overtime dealing 100% about athlete wellness and training. Segment 1: Professional athletes on "wellness" - Former Seattle Seahawks QB and current Don Bosco Prep football coach Mike Teel and current Arizona Cardinals LB Michael Reilly Segment 2: My interview with New York Giants team ophthalmologist and author Dr. Anne Sumers (Office in Ridgewood, NJ). Address of my piece on the NFL's Color Rush Uniforms: http://coachmccartan.blog.com/2015/11/06/penalty-flag-unsportsmanlike-conduct-on-nikes-new-color-rush-uniforms/ Segment 3: Dr. Steven Stoller, orthopedic surgeon in Englewood, NJ, who specializes in the “aging athlete” Segment 4: Brian Martin, NFL Program Director for Parabolic Performance & Rehab. He trains NFL athletes for the NFL Combine. Practices are located in Montclair, NJ, Little Falls, NJ, and soon-to-be in Hackensack, NJ. Segment 5: Cory, Cannici, owner of The Parisi Speed School of Wyckoff, NJ and performance coach there, as well. Host discussion about the transfer of the Nets to Brooklyn, the impact of biometrics in professional sports (specifically the NBA), training those that have had reconstructive surgery, the evolution of athletes, training regimens for athletes young and old, the impact of the central nervous system on training, the effects of playing while injured, etc. Segment 6: Andy's Unnamed UFC recap of last night's fights See you on April 3, 2016! Happy Easter! Buona Pasqua!

Former two-time Rutgers team captain and PapaJohns.com Bowl MVP Mike Teel joins the Rutgers Scoutcast. Now the offensive coordinator at Don Bosco Prep, Teel reflects upon his time with both Rutgers and the Seatle Seahawks. Teel worked as a graduated assistant at Rutgers before he returned to his old high school. Teel discusses his favorite Rutgers memories, and the time his Scarlet Knights defeated Russell Wilson's N.C. State Wolfpack in a bowl game.