Podcast appearances and mentions of robert klemko

We'd love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. Take the survey here or at wbur.org/survey. We explore issues of policing and policies Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump would pursue with the Washington Post's Robert Klemko. Then, we explore the role of emotions in political success with Indiana University political science professor Steven Webster. And, singer-songwriter Angélique Kidjo has a new single "Sunlight To My Soul" with the Soweto Gospel choir. She's currently on a world tour. We caught up with her at this year's San Jose Jazz Summer Fest.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

On this week's episode of "America: Changed Forever", host Jeff Pegues looks at the SVB collapse, the Memphis Police, and the border crisis. Jeff has an exclusive interview with globally renowned financial crisis expert Morris Pearl, who led investigations of the bailout of CitiBank in 2008, as well as the financial crisis in the UK, Greece, Ireland. Pearl explains how the Silicon Valley Bank collapse happened and why it never should have occurred.Washington Post reporter Robert Klemko details how lax hiring practices by the Memphis Police Department led to the hiring of five of the police officers accused of the beating of Tyre Nichols, who subsequently died from the injuries sustained in the altercation.CBS News Homeland Security and justice reporter Nicole Sganga reports on the border/migrant crisis.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

After Tyre Nichols —a young Black man — was beaten to death by police in Memphis, the fact that the five officers charged are Black has prompted activists to grapple with the complex pervasiveness of institutional racism in policing.Read more:Tyre Nichols was a 29-year-old Black man who died after sustaining injuries from a police beating in early January. Five officers were fired and charged with second-degree murder. A sixth officer, who is White, has been suspended, the police department said Monday. Video footage of the attack was released Friday. Protests have been subdued— in part, Robert Klemko says, because the five officers charged are also Black men. “The fact that these officers were Black took the wind out of a lot of folks' sails and created, specifically in communities of color, this feeling of sorrow as opposed to anger,” Klemko says.Today, how another death of a Black man at the hands of police officers illustrates institutional racism in policing — regardless of the race of the officer.

Tonight on the Last Word: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for a war crimes tribunal. Also, Sean Penn discusses what he witnessed in Ukraine. And Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court nomination is on track for a Senate vote this week. Robert Klemko, Neal Katyal, Eddie Glaude and David Plouffe also join Lawrence O'Donnell.

Much of America wants policing to change. But these self-proclaimed experts in police training tell officers they're doing just fine. Today on Post Reports, we take you inside a police training conference.Read more:For more than a year now, Robert Klemko has been covering calls for police reform across the country in the wake of the murder of George Floyd.But last fall, he started wondering — have these calls for reform changed anything about the way police are trained?He went looking for a police training conference, and he found the Street Cop Training Conference in Atlantic City in October. The speakers included the right-wing political commentator Tomi Lahren, former law enforcement officers and military personnel. Robert wasn't allowed to attend — but he did obtain a recording of the conference, and he shares it with us today. You can read more about Robert's reporting, and listen to his article here. If you value the journalism you hear in this podcast, please subscribe to The Washington Post. We have a deal for our listeners — one year of unlimited access to everything The Post publishes for just $29. To sign up, go to washingtonpost.com/subscribe.

HR 1: Matt Reynoldson joins the guys here to talk about Aaron Rodgers and the Broncos HR 2: QB carousel going around the NFL HR 3: Robert Klemko joins here to discuss the Washington Football Team HR 4: Dan Tanner's Daily Dose of NFL news

HR 1: Matt Reynoldson joins the guys here to talk about Aaron Rodgers and the Broncos HR 2: QB carousel going around the NFL HR 3: Robert Klemko joins here to discuss the Washington Football Team HR 4: Dan Tanner's Daily Dose of NFL news

HR 1: Matt Reynoldson joins the guys here to talk about Aaron Rodgers and the Broncos HR 2: QB carousel going around the NFL HR 3: Robert Klemko joins here to discuss the Washington Football Team HR 4: Dan Tanner's Daily Dose of NFL news

HR 1: Matt Reynoldson joins the guys here to talk about Aaron Rodgers and the Broncos HR 2: QB carousel going around the NFL HR 3: Robert Klemko joins here to discuss the Washington Football Team HR 4: Dan Tanner's Daily Dose of NFL news

Why police are rarely charged for shooting people — and whether police tactics will change. The movement to abolish Greek life on campuses. And, the question of court-packing.Read more:In Louisville, clashes erupted after a grand jury’s decision in the police shooting of Breonna Taylor. Investigative reporter Robert Klemko is in Louisville. He shares why it’s so hard to charge police officers of wrongdoing. Follow The Post’s live updates here. Across college campuses, students are calling for an end to Greek life amid the nation’s racial reckoning. “It's the students who are in Greek life or who were in Greek life who are leading it and who are not calling for reforms,” reporter Emily Davies says, “They're calling for an end to this system.”There haven’t always been nine justices on the Supreme Court. Alison Michaels, host of the Post podcast “Can He Do That?” speaks with Lisa M. Holmes, a political science professor at the University of Vermont, about the number of seats on the Supreme Court and how it has been politicized in the past.Subscribe to The Washington Post: postreports.com/offer

It's become gospel in America: win the suburbs, win the election. These vast, rapidly changing communities have become the focus of both campaigns. Trump claims that a Biden administration would spread big city looting, chaos and crime. Biden is betting on a progressive shift in suburban values, including support for racial justice. Nowhere are these competing narratives more live than in Wisconsin, which has become an unexpected crossroads following the shooting of Jacob Blake. Washington Post reporter Robert Klemko joins Elamin from Kenosha to talk about what he’s hearing from voters on the ground and whether it’s even possible to predict which way the suburbs will swing. Also, we review last week’s bombshell revelations from Bob Woodward’s new book: Rage.

Anita asks guests Buster Olney how MLB can continue with Covid-19 looming, Rich Cimini on the Jets 2020 season, Robert Klemko what will happen with the SEC and CFB in 2020, and Cynthia Frelund for her thoughts on the Lions covid-19 list, the Patriots players opting out, and the NFL top 100 list.

Episode 104 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features two guests. First up is Michael Lee, a senior NBA writer for The Athletic. He is followed by Washington Post writer Robert Klemko, an investigative reporter in the Sports department who has been assigned to news during COVID-19. In this podcast, Lee discusses how he has processed the last three weeks in America; the nexus of sports and race in 2020 and what it says about the moment; the NBA’s return-to-play plan and whether it can work; how the game might be covered and which writers will be inside the bubble; would we cover the sport inside the bubble; how much NBA activism will ESPN and TNT show; the NBA reporting ecosystem. Klemko discusses moving from Sports to News during the COVID-19 pandemic; covering politics versus sports; covering the Donald Trump rally in Tulsa; interviewing people around the country and how they react to him when he identifies as a writer from The Washington Post; his social mentions, being called the n-word, and threats against his family; the NFL player activism coming and Jerry Jones’s role; how the NFL networks will cover football this year, and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more.

On today's show, Rich talks to Washington Post columnist Robert Klemko.We'll also take your phone calls, talk NBA Finals buzzer beaters and more! Thank you to today's sponsor: Geico = Visit Geico.com. In just 15 minutes you could save 15% or more on car insurance.

A third night of protests in Minneapolis in the wake of the killing of 46-year-oldGeorge Floyd on Monday by a Minneapolis police officer erupted in violence and looting. On Wednesday, the Mayor of Minneapolis called for the involved officers to be arrested. Earlier today one of the officers, Derek Chauvin was arrested and charged with third-degree murder and second degree manslaughter in Mr. Floyd's death. Tom is joined by Washington Post reporter Robert Klemko in Minneapolis, and former LA Times journalist Ron Harris.

How hard is it to win a Super Bowl? In light of the retirement of Eli Manning, a two-time Super Bowl Champion, John sits down with Robert Klemko, investigative sports journalist for the Washington Post. John and Robert discuss the level of difficulty in winning the big game once, let alone multiple times, and what impact that has on the likelihood a player will get inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Demetri and Tyler talk about Robert Klemko's Tweet about a possible exodus of black NFL assistants to the college ranks.

Robert Klemko joins Gary to talk about what he learned about the 49ers inner workings while reporting an SI cover story. How they've tweaked the "classic" Seattle-style defense, the Shanahan offense and run game, and their unique approach to practice time. Plus, a look at the rest of the Week 11 matchups, including more trouble for the Rams offense against Chicago, why the Chiefs might be limited against the Chargers in Mexico City, Eagles offense against the Patriots, and Deshaun's Texans vs. Lamar's Ravens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 77 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features two guests: First up is Robert Klemko, who is an investigative reporter in the Sports department of The Washington Post. Klemko worked at Sports Illustrated for six years prior to the Post. He is followed by Sports Illustrated’s Jimmy Traina, who writes “Traina Thoughts” for SI.com and is the host of the Sports Illustrated Media Podcast. He has worked at SI for 19 years. In this podcast, Klemko discusses how he landed at The Washington Post and what is new job will entail; where he thinks Sports Illustrated is now and where will it be one year from now; the most important skills needed to cover the NFL in 2019; his reporting on Antonio Brown and Kellen Winslow Jr.; what teams he has found to be good with media access; how and why Lamar Jackson fell in the NFL Draft; what he has learned about investigative journalism when it comes to sports, and much more.  Traina discusses all of the wrestling shows on television and how AEW has gotten off to a remarkable viewership start; Fox’s noon strategy for college football and how it’s working; Sean McDonough’s work; whether Monday Night Football is just another game; the challenges of doing a sports media podcast and booking guests; ESPN-ers talking politics in 2020, and more.   You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and more.

It's the Odd Couple as Chris Broussard and Rob Parker discuss LeBron's comments on Daryl Morey, the NFL officiating issues, and Jerry Jones' comments on Jason Garrett. Featuring MLB Network analyst Chris Rose, Sports Illustrated NFL writer Robert Klemko, and NFL Network analyst Charley Casserly. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Sports Illustrated's Robert Klemko joins to talk the impact of his Antonio Brown story and the "more stories about Antonio Brown." The Browns are in trouble. Daniel Jones is good and Gettleman gets the last laugh. Biggest surprises through first 3 weeks of the NFL.

Jason McIntyre reacts to the Patriots releasing Antonio Brown and questions if the All-Pro wide receiver will play another down in the NFL. Jason pumps the brakes on the criticism of Marcus Mariota and shares why there should be no debate that Eli Manning is a Hall of Famer. SI’s Robert Klemko joins the show to detail his reporting on Antonio Brown and why AB will likely get another opportunity sooner rather than later. Also, sports attorney Dan Lust shares the legal angle on Brown’s situation! Plus, gambling picks for the weekend in college football and the NFL!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

The Odd Couple celebrates their first anniversary by discussing Daniel Jones' promotion, Lamar Jackson's status as an elite QB, and debating whether Eli Manning is a Hall of Famer. Featuring three-time Super Bowl Champion Mark Schlereth, NFL columnist Mike Freeman, and NFL writer Robert Klemko. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Mitch Goldich talks with Robert Klemko about his story detailing new allegations against Antonio Brown, and updates on the injuries sustained by Ben Roethlisberger and Drew Brees in week two Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of The Best of The Jason Smith Show, while the long national nightmare is over for the rest of us, the nightmare for the Dallas Cowboys is just beginning! Find out which star WR will be deactivated by his team by Halloween (you already know who it is), and get the guys AFC and NFC Championship picks! Plus, Robert Klemko stops by to talk NFL!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On this episode of The Jason Smith Show with Mike Harmon, while the long national nightmare is over for the rest of us, the nightmare for the Dallas Cowboys is just beginning! Find out which star WR will be deactivated by his team by Halloween (you already know who it is), and get the guys AFC and NFC Championship picks! Would you be able to convince a millennial that Jerry Jones was once the President of the United States of America? Plus, Robert Klemko stops by to talk NFL! All this, and much more!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On this Friday edition of The Doug Gottlieb Show, Dan Beyer and Jonas Knox fill in for Doug. The guys discuss Ezekiel Elliot holding out, the state of the New York Giants, and if Michael Thomas is worth big money? Guests include Terry Bradshaw, Robert Klemko and Matt Mosley. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Andy and Gary are talking defensive linemen, and that means lots on Aaron Donald: what makes him great, how opponents attack him, and why he might be even better in 2019. Plus, Damon Harrison and the value of great run defenders, Grady Jarrett’s contract situation, and our ranking of the top 10 defensive linemen in the NFL. Also, for Robert Klemko's story on Grady Jarrett's draft day: https://www.si.com/2015/05/05/grady-jarrett-clemson-atlanta-falcons-nfl-draft-jessie-tuggle-fire Got a question for the next mailbag? @GGramling_SI, @Andy_Benoit or talkback@themmqb.com Sports Illustrated is conducting an audience survey to better serve all of our listeners. It will only take a few minutes of your time and it really helps us improve our shows. Please take our survey here: si.com/mmqbsurvey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guests: Sam Amick, Robert Klemko, Ben Volin

Guests: Carson Palmer, Tom Haberstroh, Robert Klemko

JT The Brick chats with Head Coach Jon Gruden, NFL announcer Ian Eagle and Sports Illustrated writer Robert Klemko.

JT The Brick chats with Head Coach Jon Gruden, NFL announcer Ian Eagle and Sports Illustrated writer Robert Klemko.

NFL Week 10 Recap and fastest 2 minutes (2:21 - 8;09). The underdogs were barking on Sunday, the Jets are a mess, Tom Brady is relatable, the Rams bounce back, and the Saints continue to be a wagon (8:08 - 24:18). Football Guy of the Week including Zach Smith going after Tom Herman on twitter and the invention of "ok. cool. hook em" (24:18 - 34:19). Who's back of the week (34:19 - 42:57). CBS CFB writer Tom Fornelli joins the show to talk about the College Football playoffs, who can beat Bama, and why Oklahoma's defense is laughably bad (42:57 - 61:21). Sports Illustrated NFL writer Robert Klemko joins the show to talk about Week 11, Dez Bryant, and the rookie QBs of 2018 (61:21 - 81:36). Segments include Jimmy Butler was traded lets talk about it, Stay Me70, Shoot your Shot Jared Goff, Stay Classy Redskins Social Media, and a wild Monday Reading about Northwestern Football being bad because they're good. 

Topics: Duke, Le'Veon Bell Guests: Terry Stotts, Cruz Pedregon, Robert Klemko

Topics: Cleveland Browns, Conor vs. Khabib Guests: Nick Vigil, Elton Brand, Robert Klemko

Topics: Le'Veon Bell, Philadelphia Eagles Guests: Trevor Pryce, Kyle Freeland, Robert Klemko

Les Shapiro and Eric Goodman react to what Vance Joseph said about his expectations for Case Keenum week 1 against Seattle. Robert Klemko phones in to discuss his recent interview with John Elway and his article about it for Sports Illustrated. Eric and Les discuss last night's come from behind win at home against the Giants.

Chris Mannix and Bucky Brooks explain how Urban Meyer and Ohio State will handle the Zach Smith domestic violence issues and if and when Urban knew the details. Yahoo Sports national columnist Pat Forde joins the show to discuss the consequences of the the Zach Smith scandal. Plus, the guys break down the Hall of Fame speeches by Ray Lewis and Terrell Owens. And, Sports Illustrated NFL writer Robert Klemko explains how the Baltimore Ravens PR staff protected Ray Lewis from having to discuss his involvement in two murders back in 2000. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Topics: Home Run Derby, Le'Veon Bell Guests: Brittany Lincicome, Kevin Millar, Robert Klemko

Will Hewlett (above) and Rich Bartel, two nationally-known quarterback trainers, join Matt Waldman's RSP Cast for a conversation about private QB instruction and why it's getting more credit and criticism than it deserves in the national media when it comes to talent development and opportunity for advancement at the game's highest levels. When the Raiders cut Christian Hackenberg shortly after it acquired him in a trade with the New York Jets, Sports Illustrated writer Robert Klemko reflected upon Hackenberg and what he learned while reporting and writing a feature on the former Penn State star: https://twitter.com/RobertKlemko/status/1006877370567950336 https://twitter.com/RobertKlemko/status/1006877562520285185 https://twitter.com/RobertKlemko/status/1006877705680216065 Rich Bartell and Will Hewlett, two former college quarterbacks and current coaches of the position, responded to Klemko's statements on Twitter with a pair of short videos about the nature of private training and while they agree with Klemko that race and socioeconomics in America are variables that affect opportunities for success in football, they disagree with Klemko's statement that private training "has become essential for QBs" — something you wouldn't expect from two individuals in this industry who are critical about the world of private QB instruction. On this week's podcast, Bartell and Hewlett join Matt Waldman for a discussion about private training and where they believe racism and socioeconomics has the greatest impact on the quarterback development process. For analysis of skill players, get the 2018  Rookie Scouting Portfolio. If you’re a fantasy owner the Post-Draft Add-on comes with the 2012 – 2018 RSPs at no additional charge. Best, yet, 10 percent of every sale is donated to Darkness to Light to combat sexual abuse. You can purchase past editions of the Rookie Scouting Portfolio for just $9.95 each.  

Senior Reporter Eric Allen and Team Reporter Ethan Greenberg continue their draft prospect preview series where they break down the top quarterbacks in the 2018 Draft. Robert Klemko of Sports Illustrated joins the pod and analyzes the Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield.

WE ARE PUMPED! On this week's pod, we had the honor of talking to Sports Illustrated NFL writer Robert Klemko of the MMQB. (3:15) We talked about the upcoming NFL draft, and he shared some fun stories from the NFL combine. Then, we wrapped up the pod with some NBA Playoff talk and of course, finished with a scorching hot take. (25:45) Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-schopf/support

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Robert Klemko speaks about how good a combo of Jarvis Landry and Josh Gordon can be, what paycut Dez Bryant is facing, the Rams overhaul on defense, and the Seahawks rebuild not being the usual one because they already have a QB.

Nick Ferguson, Robert Klemko, Josh Alper, Schuyler Dixon, and Gregg Bell join NFL No Huddle host Brian Webber who discusses today's top stories in the NFL.

Serena Williams out of Australian Open. She's not ready. Gosh darn. Robert Klemko interesting article on Bronco's LB Todd Davis preparing to play TNF. John Starks needs to get his number retired by the Knicks. Lithuanian Laser agrees with me.

MMQB's Robert Klemko joined the show to recap the first quarter of the season. Covered Cam Newton's comments to Jourdan Rodrigue, surprising teams, and how we can aid relief in Puerto Rico.

The football writer on MMQB discusses his article on Trevor Siemian, the way Trevor learned from Peyton Manning, and the Cam Newton press conference the other day.

The MMQB writer joins the Vic Lombardi to discuss his article on the NFLPA & his thoughts on the Broncos QB's

In Hour 2, the guys are joined by TSN Hockey Analyst Ray Ferraro, and chat with Sports Illustrated's Robert Klemko.

We were talking about the AFC West and then Robert Klemko dropped a bomb on us!

The MMQB writers Jenny Vrentas and Robert Klemko talk about their groundbreaking story this week on the stolen Tom Brady jersey, on the crazy web of law enforcement and collectors who caught the jersey thief, and how this incredible story also has tentacles into a former New York Giants running back. Ravens guard John Urschel on the challenges of his second career (mathematics as an MIT Ph.d student), on how he got ridiculously good at math at an early age, and on the diametrically different careers he has chosen--math and pro football.

On the fourteenth episode of the fourth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Robert Klemko (Sports Illustrated, TheMMQB), Jonah Keri (Grantland, Baseball Tonight), and Sean McIndoe (Down Goes Brown, Grantland). Kicking off the show with 3Things, Steve and Don talk about the NHL and NBA playoffs, the the NFL Draft, and try to guess who might be this year's Hard Knocks team. Also on the show, the guys update the book club featuring Jonah Keri's Expos book, debut a new segment about uncommon opinions, and close the show with one last thing. -Robert Klemko is making his first appearance (00:21:25) on the podcast. Robert stops by to talk about the NFL Draft. Klemko explains why he is concerned about Jadeveon Clowney's character, why Khalil Mack might be the safest pick in the first round, and what makes this year's wide receiver class so deep. Klemko also explains why the league's decision to push back the draft has resulted in several players taking high interest loans, why he thinks next year's draft will be pushed back as well, and how race has effected the draft stock of players like Teddy Bridgewater. -Jonah Keri is making his eighth appearance (00:45:24) on the podcast. Jonah talks about living a dream and writing a book about the Montreal Expos. Keri talks about reporting for the book, promoting it on Seth Myers show, and sharing some of the best moments in Expos history. Keri also explains why the strike of 1994 not only killed the Expos but preserved the Braves dynasty. -Sean McIndoe is making his second appearance (01:25:05) on the podcast. Sean talks about the thrilling first round of the NHL playoffs and explains why he thinks it was the best first round since 1993. McIndoe also talks about the emergence of PK Subban, the fall of Ryan Miller, and the curious case of Thomas Vanek. McIndoe also talks about how important matchups are in the playoffs, looks ahead to the conference finals, and explains why he might have to sign off the internet forever if the Wild beat the Blackhawks.

On the twentieth episode of the fourth season of The Sports-Casters hosts Steve Bennett and Don Russ welcome Robert Klemko (theMMQB) and Dan Levy (Bleacher Report). Kicking off the show with 3Things, Steve and Don talk about the World Cup and the devastating fall of Brazil, look at a few NFL stories, and look back on an incredible Wimbledon final. Also on the show, five on fantasy looks at different rules and ways to tweak a standard league and the show ends with one last thing on DGB and Derek Jeter. -Robert Klemko is making his second appearance (0:30:49) on the podcast. Robert stops by to talk about his experience at the NFL Rookie Symposium, how theMMQB has handled its first off season, and articles he thought no one would read that were a huge hit. Robert also talks about what he has planned for training camp, talks about JFF's maturity, the Bills losing Kiko Alonso, and the Jimmy Graham decision. -Dan Levy is making his fourth appearance (1:09:34) on the podcast. Levy joins us to talk about his role at Bleacher Report, Bill Simmon's calling out the Bleacher Report app, and the issue of slide show articles. Dan also talks about the World Cup, the growth of soccer in the United States, and is a good sport about Steve butchering his name (again).

On Episode 54 of The Simms & Lefkoe Podcast, the guys break down all of the big stories from the first 24 hours of NFL free agency. Which team had the most underrated signings? Which teams made the scariest signing? Did Brock Osweiler deserve all of that money? Later on the show, The MMQB's Robert Klemko joins the guys to keep the free agency talk going. Robert discusses how this year's group of free agents reset the market for certain positions, along with how the NFL Draft was affected by the start of free agency. Enjoy the show, and don't forget to follow us on Twitter (@simmsandlefkoe)!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We attempt to answer the greatest existential question of our time — what, exactly, is a catch in the NFL? Kevin and Arthur recap Bears-Lions and are joined by Robert Klemko of the MMQB (15:58) to further discuss the controversial Golden Tate touchdown and get Robert's view of the Bears from a national perspective. Bears tight end Zach Miller (32:09) talks to Kevin about his favorite steakhouses in Chicago and Jay Cutler's dry humor, and then Hub joins the show to look ahead to the Bears' season after the bye.

Schrager speaks with two guys--Robert Klemko of MMQB.com and former Vikings LB Ben Leber‎--on Adrian Peterson, the NFL, and some of the league's good guys.

Join us this week as we get you ready for the kickoff to the 2013 NFL season! We'll give you EVERYTHING NFL football, including season predictions, awards predictions, in-depth analysis of several teams/storylines entering this NFL season, fantasy analysis, and pregame analysis of the season's opening game featuring the Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens and the Denver Broncos. We'll welcome back Robert Klemko of Sports Illustrated's "Monday Morning QB with Peter King" (MMQB) to give us his outlook on the season as well. This will also mark the 3rd anniversary of The War Room radio show/podcast, so you're in for a great show and lots of fun! Don' miss it!!!

Join us this week as we recap a crazy week of sports.  The NBA is season is underway and the NFL season is just as unpredictable as can be at the halfway point. USA Today NFL Reporter Robert Klemko will join us to give us his mid-season progress report as well as his mid-season awards. Also, Philly wordsmith Chill Moody will join us to talk two of his favorite things in our 4th installment of our Hip-Hop & Sports series. It will be an action-packed show, so BE SURE not to miss it!

Join us this week as we get you ready for the 2012 NFL season War Room style!  We'll touch on some topics and themes that will play huge roles in how the season will play out and we'll welcome USA Today football writer Robert Klemko into The War Room to give us his preview and predictions for the upcoming season. Your War Room Starting 5 will reserve our predictions for our special Opening Night show on Wednesday, September 5th, but you don't want to miss our thoughts on the season and Robert Klemko's opinions.  BE THERE!!!