Podcasts about New York Jets

With Super Bowl week as the backdrop, the conversation zooms out to the big picture question every New York fan is asking: how close are the Giants and Jets really? The Giants are front and center as the hosts draw direct parallels to the Patriots' rapid turnaround, from a young quarterback in Jaxson Dart to proven leadership under John Harbaugh. The similarities to New England Patriots and Drake Maye are hard to ignore, and the case is made that a double digit win jump is very realistic for the New York Giants. The focus then shifts to the Jets and why their path feels much longer. Using the Seattle Seahawks as the model, the discussion centers on building the roster first and finding the quarterback last, a formula that worked with Geno Smith and now Sam Darnold. The question becomes whether Aaron Glenn can make a similar year two leap to what Mike McDonald did in Seattle, or if the New York Jets are still years away. Along the way, the hosts debate whether there is one true formula to building a contender, why quarterback obsession can be misleading, and how close being close actually matters. Plus, Tiki Barber weighs in on just how well coached Seattle really is, and the show wraps with some very human locker room talk that only Super Bowl week can inspire.

Evan breaks down three must-hear Radio Row clips from Jets DT Harrison Phillips, starting with a simple truth: he'd take a connected team over a more talented one, every time, and even tells a classic “I literally pushed my lineman into the hole” story to prove it. Then it gets spicy. Phillips says Aaron Glenn inherited a “cancerous” vibe and explains how losing turns into a survival mindset that spreads from vets to young players. The conversation shifts when Brian Costello follows up and Phillips clarifies he wasn't targeting individuals, he meant the “Same Old Jets” mentality that kicks in once things go sideways. That turns into a bigger debate about whether “Same Old Jets” is a fan label or a real locker room infection, and why winning is the only cure. From there, the phones take over. Evan answers an all-time Jets favorite question and drops a curveball: Mo Lewis, and he's furious that a great 13-year Jet gets reduced to one hit. Then a Mets caller drags the show into trade rumor chaos, with Evan drawing a hard line on dealing Brett Baty or Mark Vientos for prospects, while also admitting Vientos is a perfect Yankees fit if the return is real major-league help.

The guys react to a truly uncomfortable Super Bowl Sunday dilemma: a wake scheduled right in the middle of the game window. Sean tries to walk the line between paying respects and saying what every sports fan is thinking, while Evan wonders how something this obvious can even happen, then realizes most of the country simply isn't living inside the nonstop Super Bowl bubble. That turns into a hilarious, slightly dark debate about funeral etiquette, “buying your way out” with a charity donation, and how different people process grief, tradition, and obligation. It's one of those conversations where everyone agrees it's serious, but nobody can stop the jokes. Then they cleanse the palate with sports, as a caller tries to sell St. John's vs UConn at MSG as the biggest college hoops game of the year. Evan pushes back with the cold truth: it's a great night out, but February results don't define anyone. Same goes for the Knicks and Pistons tonight. The only games that matter are the ones in March, then April through June.

This segment rips through a wild coaching carousel update: Jim Schwartz reportedly gets disrespected on his way out, then decides he's done with Cleveland and sits out, raising the big question of whether teams can still “hold rights” on coordinators the way they do with head coaches. From there, the spotlight swings to Jeff Stoutland's resignation in Philadelphia and why it screams dysfunction, especially after his run game coordinator role got yanked mid-season. The convo turns into “who benefits?” fast, with Jets and Giants angles, Frank Reich's connection, and the reality that if Philly blocks a lateral move, Stoutland might have to sit too. Add in the Eagles vibe check, AJ Brown trade chatter, retirement rumors, and suddenly the NFC East feels wide open, with Giants optimism creeping into the conversation again. Then it's calls: a Brady vs Belichick argument that spirals into a Jets-drafted-Brady alternate universe, why Super Bowls need luck plus infrastructure, and a reminder that the best Super Bowl is the one that is actually a football game, not a headline circus. Finally, the cherry on top: Brady's “no dog in the fight” gets compared to Russell Wilson's all-about-me feed, and the idea that Russ might secretly root against Seattle just to protect his own legacy.

Jerry back with Jaxson Dart's mom talking about him at the NFL Honors. Dart was on with Chris Simms and talked about his rookie year and John Harbaugh. Jon Hamm was the host and made a joke about Jerry Jones. Harrison Phillips of the Jets was on with Jake Asman and was asked what his message is for Jets fans.

Jerry is here with Matthew Stafford accepting the MVP award and addressing next year. Druski announced the offensive player of the year and he had a tough time saying his name. Sauce Gardner talked about ticking off the Colts coach. Jets defensive tackle Harrison Phillips on the Jets 'cancerous atmosphere'.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, Willie Colon and Seth Rollins sharing how the Seattle Seahawks can win the Super Bowl. Then they discuss what the best moment was at NFL Honors. Browns DT Shelby Harris wakes up with 'GMFB' to discuss Shedeur Sanders' rookie seasonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o, Willie Colon and Seth Rollins sharing how the New England Patriots can win the Super Bowl. Then they discuss what the best moment was at NFL Honors.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The TreeCast's coverage of Super Bowl week continues, as the show hits Radio Row! Stanford Football general manager Andrew Luck gives his latest update on the team as preparations are already underway for the 2026 season. Two former Stanford Football players who are now in the NFL are also on the guest list, as New Orleans Saints safety Justin Reid and New York Jets DT Harrison Phillips join the show. And ESPN & San Francisco Giants announcer Dave Flemming '98 puts it all in perspective with his thoughts on Stanford Athletics.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

New York Jets legend Wayne Chrebet explains why his former teammate, Frank Reich, is the perfect offensive coordinator for Aaron Glenn's squad. Plus, we look back on Reich's time with the Jets back in 1996, including some of his touchdown passes to No. 80. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt Jones and Drew Franklin being their Super Bowl Week on Radio Row! UK legend and Fmr NFL WR Stevie Johnson drops by unexpectedly before 2x Super Bowl Champ Terrell Davis talks about playing in this game! Why does he think clothes and food are a waste of money? Mike Golic Sr. remembers his radio days with Matt and looks at the Seahawks/Patriots matchup! NFL MVP Shaun Alexander gives a Seahawks perspective and reveals the wildest fanbases he's played in front of!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3 kicks off with the NBA deadline chaos and the biggest headline hanging over everything: Giannis. The show then pivots to the Tom Brady controversy after he says he has “no dog in the fight” for the Super Bowl. Patriots fans are annoyed, former teammates are chirping, and an active player goes as far as saying he's “disgusted,” turning Brady into a weird New England villain story. The guys debate whether Brady is detached, protecting broadcast credibility, or just wired to compete at whatever he's doing next. Then the real breaking news hits. Shams reports the Bucks have told teams they are keeping Giannis through the deadline. Evan frames it as the best possible outcome for Knicks fans because it keeps a rival from getting stronger now, while leaving the door open for summer chaos. They also talk through the strange ripple effects: Milwaukee possibly shutting him down, Shams' careful wording, and how Giannis could still weaponize his leverage later by scaring off teams with the “I'm not re-signing there” card. The segment ends with the bigger theme: the East feels wide open, the Celtics are compromised without a fully healthy Tatum, and this is exactly the kind of season where the Knicks get a real shot to “finish the story” before the summer superstar carousel starts again.

Scott Mason talks with Chris Nimbley of Jetsinsider.com about the breaking news surrounding the New York Jets! Chris discusses the hiring of Frank Reich as the new Jets' offensive coordinator, the process that led to the decision, pros and cons of the move, where the Jets may go from here......and much more! Check out the Play Like A Jet store and get your "Play Like A Jet" logo shirt RIGHT NOW! Hoodies, hats, mugs, etc.....also available! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/19770068-play-like-a-jet-logo-shirt?store_id=717242 To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please contact: Justin@Brokencontrollermedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The hour starts with a caller wondering why Boomer couldn't beat the 49'ers in the Super Bowl. Another wonders if the Jets told Frank Reich to cool-it with talking to Boomer.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o and Seth Rollins answering Throwdown Thursday questions - is Drake Maye or Sam Darnold ready for the confetti? Accomplished actor and NFL Honors host Jon Hamm chats with "Good Morning Football" host Jamie Erdahl about his experiences that he's had recently due in part to the NFL. Co-host of the "Lots to Say" podcast and former Pro Bowl NFL QB Matt Cassel joins "Good Morning Football" to share what he has to say about Super Bowl LX coming up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o and Seth Rollins discussing if they feel stronger about their Super Bowl prediction or if doubts are starting to creep in. CBS Sports' Adam Schein joins GMFB on radio row to talk about Super Bowl week, See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watertown Whiskey Presents Reality After Show's Super Bowl Preview Show! Join Survivor Royalty and Seahawks Super Fan Kelley Wentworth, Survivor Legend Jonny Fairplay, Survivor 47's Gabe Ortis, and Producer Bobby Goodsby as they preview each week of the NFL Season. Tune in each week as Celebrity guests join them to discuss the NFL's hottest topics and conversations of the week! Special thanks to the best Whiskey on the Planet Watertown Whiskey! Check them out on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/watertownwhiskey/?hl=en Tell them Fairplay sent you! Please Drink Responsibly https://watertownwhiskey.com/Check out the ALL NEW RealityAfterShow.com official website!Episode links available at RealityPatron.comJoin Jonny LIVE SurvivorTix.com #NFL #podcast #football #survivor #realitytv #realityaftershow #NFLNews #vikings #packers #cowboys #chiefs #packers #browns #broncos #ravens #chargers https://www.youtube.com/@AfterShowArizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Rams, Miami Dolphins, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, New York Jets, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tennessee Titans, Washington Commanders

Manish Mehta of Between the Tackles podcast joins Scott Jackson and Anthony Armstrong to cover a variety of topics including Super Bowl 60, the New York Giants new offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, and Manish shares his story about his interaction with Dan Snyder! 1:00 Sam Darnold's Mental Fortitude 10:00 What non-QB has to have a good game for their team to win? 12:00 New York Giants and New York Jets have New Offensive Coordinators 17:00 Manish's interaction with Dan Snyder 22:55 Super Bowl Plays on FanDuel 25:25 JSN vs Christian Gonzalez Thanks for listening!  Please follow Scott and Anthony on X Be sure to like, subscribe and SHARE! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode we interview Antwan Staley from the New York Daily News and get his thoughts on the Jets hiring process, quarterback questions, draft prospects, and holes on the roster. Be sure to follow him on social media @antwanstaley 

Sam Darnold may be writing a new chapter in his career, but one Jets moment still lingers. The guys revisit the infamous “seeing ghosts” game against the Patriots, how it defined Darnold's New York tenure, and why Adam Gase initially took most of the blame. A deep dive into WFAN archive audio, how one mic'd-up moment became a national punchline, and why Jets fans still can't shake it, even as Darnold moves on.

The guys go back to the prediction desk and grade their NFL head coaching “bingo” cards now that the jobs are filled. Sean comes out on top, Evan salvages a couple, and Tiki somehow goes 0-for-10. Then the conversation shifts to the real fun question: which of these new hires is the first one fired? The Browns and Raiders dysfunction debate gets heated, Tom Brady's Raiders influence comes up, and the segment detours into a Michael Jordan ownership discussion before taking a caller who jumps into Yankees lineup controversy with Trent Grisham vs Jasson Domínguez.

With two first-round picks in hand, the New York Jets may have the flexibility to make a bold quarterback move in the upcoming draft. Evan and Tiki dive into the idea of using a high pick on Ty Simpson, a prospect whose stock has swung wildly over the last college season. They revisit how quickly quarterback evaluations can change, why waiting can be risky if you truly believe in a player, and how past debates like the Daniel Jones draft still shape how fans view early QB selections today. The conversation also expands to broader draft philosophy, media hype cycles, and why it may be too early for anyone to feel confident about next year's quarterback class. A thoughtful look at patience, projection, and pressure when it comes to finding the next franchise quarterback.

The show tries to do the responsible thing and hold takes accountable, but it turns into total chaos when a classic Mike Vrabel “how far would you go to win a Super Bowl” clip hits the system without the proper edits. The crew scrambles to dump, bleep, and re-cut the audio on the fly while Evan loses patience and Sean spirals. Then the “Who do you trust more” poll update drops, and it is suddenly uncomfortably close between Shaun Morash and Craig Carton, with Craig firing back at the whole idea.

The Jets finally make it official: Frank Reich is the new offensive coordinator. Tiki calls it a smart, stabilizing hire for Aaron Glenn, but Evan keeps it real, a “single to center field” that doesn't fix the one thing that matters most: quarterback. They dig into Reich's résumé (Philly success, Indy chaos, Carolina disaster), why some fans can talk themselves into it, and why the vibe around the franchise still feels inevitable. Then it turns into a full-on Jets credibility brawl. Shaun Morash is in the crosshairs of Jets fans and Craig Carton after yesterday's reporting, and Evan lays out why the public treats them like extremes. Morash pushes back, defends his sourcing, clarifies the Darren Muji comments, and explains why the Jets always seem to be playing defense. Plus, the show tackles the bigger point behind all of it: Woody Johnson's involvement, the “toxic” perception around the league, and why Jets fans can't get inspired until the organization proves it can simply win.

Evan tries to calm the Carton vs Morash noise by admitting he respects both, then throws gasoline on it anyway by posting the ultimate Twitter poll: who do you trust more, Craig Carton or Shaun Morash? The guys break down the voting blocs, Mets fans still angry about the Kyle Tucker saga, Jets fans furious at Morash, and the “swing states” that decide the whole thing. Early returns come in and Shaun is actually winning, which turns into a hilarious reality check on what it even means to be in a trust poll with a Radio Hall of Famer. The calls keep it moving, the Jets credibility debate keeps boiling, and then the show pivots to the night in New York sports: the Knicks crush the Wizards and keep their win streak alive, the Nets get run off the floor by the Lakers, and the Islanders finally grab a win in a wild one. Plus, a quick laugh at Big Mac refusing to run the poll, some family fandom warfare, and then the focus shifts to what's next for the Knicks with the NBA trade deadline looming and Ian Begley joining to break it all down.

Scott Mason talks with Randy Lange of Newyorkjets.com for a year-end defense edition of Jets Inside the Numbers! Check out the Play Like A Jet store and get your "Play Like A Jet" logo shirt RIGHT NOW! Hoodies, hats, mugs, etc.....also available! https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/19770068-play-like-a-jet-logo-shirt?store_id=717242 To advertise on Play Like A Jet, please contact: Justin@Brokencontrollermedia.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gio wonders how many players and coaches Boomer has physically come into contact with. Oh, and hear when IT happened when we found out about. Yes, it's Frank Reich news.

We heard Craig Carton shooting down Morash's report on the Jets. Plus, Todd Monken said he took the Browns job because of the players.

Shaun Morash claimed he had inside info that Mougey was telling people not to come to the Jets because they are a disaster. Boomer answers that.

C-Lo's in and has the clips of Shaun Morash talking about the Jets dysfunction. Plus, the Knicks win again and other highlights from yesterday.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o and Seth Rollins listing the 5-most-important people on Super Bowl Sunday. Four-time Super Bowl Champion, NFL on FOX analyst, and former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski joins "Good Morning Football" to share his thoughts on the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o and Seth Rollins sharing one word to describe Super Bowl 60. Frank Caliendo wakes up with "Good Morning Football" to talk some football. WHITEBOARD WEDNESDAY - who was the star of the pro bowl? What's your favorite pro bowl memory of all time?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Woody Johnson has to stop meddling for the Jets to have any hope of turning things around.

The New York Jets have hired Frank Reich as their new Offensive Coordinator, and the debate is ON. Is this the veteran presence the Jets offense desperately needs—or another recycled hire that won't move the needle? On today's episode of Gang's All Here, we break down: Why the Jets chose Frank Reich What his offense could look like in New York How this impacts Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the offense Whether this move signals stability—or desperation Jets fans, sound off in the comments. Is Frank Reich the right hire, or are the Jets stuck in the same old cycle? Timecodes*** 0:00 Intro 2:00 Frank Reich Hired as Jets OC 8:22 Reich picking the new QB? 12:00 Wink Martindale & Darren Mougey Rumors 18:00 Woody Johnson's Influence 21:00 Kirk Cousins Connection 26:20 Reich Likes the Jets Offense 31:00 Kyler Murray to the Jets? 39:00 Filling out the Rest of Offensive Staff 42:30 Super Bowl & Sam Darnold

Hendon Hooker, New York Jets quarterback and former Tennessee star, joins 365 Sports to reflect on his journey from college football stardom to the NFL. Hooker discusses the evolution of the transfer portal and NIL, the importance of leaving for the right reasons, and how his move to Tennessee helped shape him as both a player and a leader. He also shares insight into developing as an NFL quarterback, building chemistry and command, and his passion for giving back through youth outreach and a children's book focused on faith, growth, and perseverance. #nfl #collegefootball #cfb #rockytop #jets #superbowl #nil #transferportal Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the New York Jets try to finalize a deal with an offensive coordinator, we review the options and the offense that they bring to the table.  Be sure to follow JetsCentral on YouTube !

Hour 2 keeps the spotlight on the growing divide between New York football franchises. The New York Giants officially bring in Matt Nagy, and the discussion centers on competence, development, and why this staff feels trustworthy under John Harbaugh, even if the hire is not flashy. On the other side, the New York Jets remain mired in dysfunction. Woody Johnson is painted as increasingly hands on, confidence in Aaron Glenn continues to erode, and fans openly wonder if there is any path to credibility without a complete reset or a powerful buffer between ownership and football operations. The hour also features a classic Posted & Toasted segment that dredges up old takes, cold tweets, and station personalities getting exposed, followed by a full blown showdown involving Aaron Boone. Boone fires back at criticism over how the New York Yankees handled Jasson Domínguez, prompting a deep dive into the actual numbers that turns anecdotal frustration into hard evidence. Add in raw Jets fan calls, season ticket soul searching at MetLife Stadium, and the growing sense that one franchise is moving forward while the other is stuck arguing with itself.

The New York Giants finally lock in their offensive coordinator as Matt Nagy comes over from the Kansas City Chiefs to join John Harbaugh. The crew breaks down what Nagy's offense could mean for Jaxson Dart, why Theo Johnson might be a sneaky winner, and how much credit should go to Andy Reid after Nagy's mixed run with the Chicago Bears. Then the mood flips to the New York Jets, as exclusive reporting paints a franchise with no real head coach autonomy, with Woody Johnson stepping in and Aaron Glenn getting undercut, including a wild twist involving Wink Martindale. Giants competence, Jets chaos, and a fan base bracing for impact.

The New York Giants officially land on Matt Nagy as their next offensive coordinator, and the reaction is exactly what you would expect. After Todd Monken heads to Cleveland, John Harbaugh pivots to Plan B, bypassing names like Kliff Kingsbury and Charlie Weis Jr. and choosing experience over mystery. The crew breaks down why Giants fans are already uneasy, where the criticism of Nagy actually comes from, and why the surface-level stats do not tell the full story of his time in Kansas City or Chicago. Is this really a boring hire, or just a familiar one for a fanbase conditioned to expect disappointment? The conversation then swings to Florham Park, where the New York Jets continue their own coordinator search. Frank Reich, Greg Roman, and Darrell Bevell are on the board, and the guys rank the candidates while unpacking what Aaron Glenn actually needs right now. Giants optimism, Jets uncertainty, and a reminder that sometimes the loudest reactions come from the least informed places.

Breaking news hits early as the New York Giants officially hire Matt Nagy as offensive coordinator under John Harbaugh. The crew digs into Nagy's winding path from Chicago to Kansas City, his fit with Jaxson Dart, and why Theo Johnson could quietly thrive in this offense. It is not a splashy hire, but it feels deliberate, competent, and very Giants. Then the conversation takes a sharp turn to the New York Jets, where exclusive reporting paints a bleak picture of an organization unraveling from the top down. Woody Johnson is accused of stripping authority from head coach Aaron Glenn, blocking key hires including Wink Martindale, and creating a culture so toxic that league insiders are warning others to stay away. As the Giants project stability and direction, the Jets appear stuck in a familiar cycle of dysfunction with no clear exit in sight.

After painting the bleakest picture yet of the New York Jets, the crew tries to find the one possible silver lining: if this thing fully detonates, does Woody Johnson finally have his “James Dolan moment” where he spends big on a true franchise savior and then actually steps back? They debate what the Jets are missing most, not just a quarterback or an OC, but a real football “filter” between ownership and the people trying to do the job. The frustration boils over when money enters the chat: rumors of Aaron Glenn earning massive dollars, fans getting crushed by rising costs at MetLife Stadium, and the core question that drives every call: if you are charging people a fortune, how do you not do everything possible to win? Plus, calls pour in as Jets fans hit their breaking point, from “denouncing” fandom to wondering if the league would ever step in, while the show circles back to the reality that competence is the rarest commodity in this building right now.

his segment opens with a full takedown of what the Pro Bowl has become and why it no longer means what it used to. Justin Fields turning down the Pro Bowl earns respect, while seeing Shedeur Sanders labeled a “Pro Bowler” highlights how hollow the honor has become. The crew argues the solution is simple: keep Pro Bowl selection as a standalone honor, then separate it from the exhibition event entirely, possibly reimagined as a fan focused showcase tied to flag football and the future Olympic push. From there, the conversation swings back to New York football. The New York Giants are praised for leaning into real coaching and teaching under John Harbaugh, with callers emphasizing fundamentals like catching, tackling, and development, especially with young players such as Theo Johnson. The takeaway is that this staff feels deliberate and built to improve players, not just manage games. Meanwhile, the New York Jets spiral continues. Calls center on ownership dysfunction, whether Woody Johnson is driving the franchise into a dead end, and the bleak reality that even big name saviors like Mike Tomlin feel unrealistic. The hour circles the same haunting question Jets fans cannot escape: who, if anyone, can actually save this franchise.

Looks like the Jets OC search could be ending soon. We also take some calls on the subject.

Rich Cimini's wording on the Jets OC opening gives Gio ‘pause'. Breaking news that the Giants are hiring Matt Nagy as their OC.

They're still looking but there's more of a consensus that it might just be Frank Reich. We ask Boomer.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o and Isaiah Stanback sharing which part of the Super Bowl matchup is making them anxious! Chris "Mad Dog" Russo wakes up with "GMFB" to break down Super Bowl LX storylines. Actor Brian Baumgartner joins and reveals his Super Bowl LX winner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour One of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Manti Te'o and Isaiah Stanback discussing which quarterback shoes (Darnold or Maye) they'd rather be in! Is it a big deal or no big deal that people are doubting the New England Patriots because of their easy path to the Super Bowl?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.