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Things Discussed: Biff Poggi love: We don't often get honesty about what they did wrong. Let Underwood cook? Not sure if it's going to hold up because people revert to learned behaviors when stress gets high. It's easy against Central. We saw enough that Oklahoma should be a blip: the RPOs are real, the zone reads are real. QB run game: Forces defenses to make themselves easier to read, because they have to play 11-on-11 unless they can two-gap at the DT spots. Oklahoma and Nebraska are good at messing with a quarterback's reads, and Bryce wants to make them quickly. Take away their options and you give Bryce a true read. Nebraska's defense is all about generating confusion. Bryce running early on pass reads: good thing, do it. When he's hitting a DB he's the one causing punishment. Also nerfs pass rush: remember how Michigan played Sean Clifford in 2021 and teed off when Allar came on. Haynes: been good but frustrating—sometimes he's great in pass pro but he had another handful of purse-swinging. Guy got sick of blocking for his QB at Alabama? I'm sure part of the reason he came here in the first place is he was sick of being a lead blocker for Jalen Milroe. Defensively: Barham at the Jake Ryan job was eye-opening. If you can't roll out against a defense they can front the edge on stretch and the running game is dead too. Replacing Nichols snaps with Barham at edge also gets Rolder/Sullivan on the field. Favorite Barham play: he grabs the RB as he's forcing a give on zone read so he can go back to tackling that guy. Caveat: that's the worst running back we're going to play this season. QB run game vs Michigan: isn't any one thing, but biggest issue was Rolder not fitting it. He had an up and down game where he (3/6 first downs, maybe 4 were on him), while Sullivan found the guy to hit, but had a few looks at it first. If you're a senior you can't be ahead of that guy and be making mistakes. Nebraska preview: They played Cincy (no pass game) and two teams CMU would trounce. Their run D is permeable: defense plays very small, wants to confuse you, make your RB slow down to find his gaps and blocks, and rally from the secondary. You can really gash them. It's a bad matchup for Nebraska: Michigan's OL is good at ID'ing their blocks and wants to play heavy and hit you quickly in the run game and confuse coverage reads. The 2023 game was a blowout because if you have linemen who can ID their blocks you destroy the basis of their system. Would be a good game to have El-Hadi back; Efobi is probably going to have a rough outing.
Detroit Lions Got Game! The Detroit Lions handled business in their home opener at Ford Field against the Chicago Bears and their new head coach Ben Johnson - Detroit's former offensive architect turned rival. On today's show, we unpack the key swing moments from Bears week, then pivot to a massive NFL spotlight game: a Monday night trip to face the Baltimore Ravens in prime time. Expect a fast, detail-rich breakdown built for fans on YouTube, Spotify, and all of your favorite podcast aggregators. Beating Ben Johnson meant beating your old tendencies. Detroit leaned into a newly formed rivalry to stay a step ahead of Chicago's rules while protecting their own core identity - physical runs to set up in-breakers for Amon-Ra St. Brown, seam conflict for Sam LaPorta, and manufactured space touches for Jahmyr Gibbs. We highlight cleaner operation in the red zone, plus a quieter penalty sheet that kept Jared Goff in rhythm - crucial after Week 1's stalls. Just as important: Detroit's defense closed space on perimeter RPOs and tackled through contact, a must versus Johnson's motion-heavy sequencing now that he's officially in charge at Halas Hall. Bears Takeaways: Countering Ben Johnson, Reasserting Identity Monday Night Football Preview: Lions at Ravens - Edges, Matchups, Levers Baltimore's star power is real - Lamar Jackson piloting an attack with Derrick Henry, Zay Flowers, and DeAndre Hopkins - but early tape shows pass-protection stress (five sacks in two weeks) that Detroit can leverage with line games and disciplined rush lanes. Contain first, squeeze second; win the edges without losing quarterback depth. Meanwhile, Lions DBs must win while the second level throttles Henry on runs. Oddsmakers have the Baltimore Ravens as home favorites on Monday Night Football - no surprise in that building. Kick is set for 8:15 p.m. ET from M&T Bank Stadium (ESPN/ABC), and Detroit's path is clear: own first down, steal a possession (fourth-down or takeaway), and turn green-zone trips into sevens. Books are leaning Ravens straight-up while noting Detroit's strong ATS profile the last two-plus seasons. Two news nuggets to monitor as we near kickoff: Baltimore's edge rotation has been nicked (Kyle Van Noy's status bears watching), and Chris and Jeff spent a chunk of the pod detailing rush-lane integrity to keep Lamar in phase. If that edge room is light, Goff's play-action and quick-game to St. Brown/LaPorta can stress Baltimore's single-high looks and force lighter boxes for Gibbs. If Detroit replicates the Bears template - clean pre-snap, efficient on early downs, violent tackling - and layers it with a spy/squeeze plan for Jackson, the NFC North leaders can flip the Monday-night script in Baltimore. Subscribe to the Detroit Lions Podcast for full NFL breakdowns ahead of Lions-Ravens.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjjXHTPIu7w Let us know what you think about the show by commenting in the podcast thread in the subreddit, or by leaving us a voice mail message via Skype at: Detroit Lions Podcast Your input will help make the show better, and if you leave us a message on Skype, you just might be featured in an upcoming podcast! You can also give us a call at (929) 33-Lions. Get yourself a Classic Detroit t-shirt here! Don't miss our great merch selection in the Detroit Lions Podcast store. Looking for the relief that CBD products can bring? Click here: https://bit.ly/2XzawlG Get your Lions Gear at: https://bit.ly/2Ooo5Px As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases made here: https://amzn.to/36e2ZfD Donate Direct at: https://bit.ly/2qnEtFj Join the Patreon Crew at: https://bit.ly/2bgQgyj #lions #detroitlions #detroitlionspodcast #allgrit #onepride #nfl #week3 #baltimore #baltimoreravens #ravens Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Do Minnesota Vikings have a Super Bowl combo in JJ McCarthy and Kevin O'Connell; McCarthy's primal demeanor in the Vikings win over the Chicago Bears; Are we too clickbaity with our Vikings headlines; Has the JJ McCarthy praise jumped the shark; Where the Vikings QB ranks after Week 1; Will the Vikings design more RPOs for McCarthy; Plus the latest Vikings injury updates and a snake draft of the week on Purple Daily. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
IMPACT OF AI IN THE BLUE CHIP GRADUATE CAREER In the before times, the passport to comfortable middle class prosperity was go to a good University, get a 2.1 or above, and apply to a graduate scheme with a blue chip organisation. Most attractive were the global professional services firms - McKinsey, Accenture, PwC, KPMG, BCG and the rest. With the advent of AI replacing a great deal of the knowledge related tasks previously performed by graduate entry into these firms, is this path no longer as viable as it once was? Lets deep dive: - State of the blue chip graduate recruiting market - What is the volume of intake 2020-2025? - What type of work might we have expected from early entry employees in PS? - How much of this is 'exposed' to AI disintermediation? - Does AI have a different impact rather than direct replacing the task? - What do PS firms expect from early entry talent in 2025 and beyond? - How can early entry talent best position for a future in PS? - How will Management Consultancy itself change over time? All this and more, with Yazad Dalal, Chief Growth Officer (Joveo), Marketa Simkova, Partner, Head of People, Performance, Culture - KPMG Middle East & Sophie Jablansky, Senior PM (Veris Insights)from within the Professional Services and Management Consultancy sector. We are on Friday 12th Sep, 2pm BST - follow the channel here (recommended) and save your spot for this demo by clicking on the green button. Ep329 is sponsored by our friends Joveo As the global leader in AI-powered recruitment marketing and candidate engagement, we are transforming talent attraction and recruitment media buying for the world's largest and smartest employers, staffing businesses, RPOs, and recruitment advertising agencies. Want to find out more? Speak to one of our team today.
Minnesota Vikings QB JJ McCarthy's quarterback coach Greg Holcomb joins Purple Daily; Why McCarthy leading the Vikings to a comeback isn't a surprise; The Vikings designing RPOs for McCarthy; The tools in McCarthy's toolbox; Looking back at McCarthy's upbringing and in college and more; Thor Nystrom joins the show too to discuss the Vikings win and more on Purple Daily. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
'Dye Hard' on The Auburn Undercover Podcast features former Auburn OC Al Borges. He revisits the 2004 Auburn Tigers, stacks them against 2010, shares Iron Bowl stories, and explains how RPOs and analytics reshaped play-calling—plus why Jackson Arnold looks tailor-made for Hugh Freeze's offense. Borges also goes deep on SEC vs. Big Ten defenses, the wishbone's legacy, and the fourth-and-one mentality that wins in November. Highlights Why 2004 Auburn was so complete—and how it matches up with 2010 Borges on SEC defensive DNA and Nick Saban's schematic influence The wishbone's real demise (recruiting, not Xs & Os) RPOs: use them, don't abuse them—when the QB should not decide Analytics on 4th down vs. “Jimmies and Joes” reality Cadillac ➜ Anthony Mix halfback pass vs. Georgia (how it was set up) 2007 Iron Bowl: the fourth-and-one call and what it takes to “get a yard” Jason Campbell, Cadillac Williams, Ronnie Brown, Devin Aromashodu, Courtney Taylor—why that '04 offense traveled Cam Newton & Nick Fairley context for 2010's razor-edge wins Why Jackson Arnold fits Auburn's current scheme better than past QBs 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
In today's Cloud Wars Minute, I break down how Oracle's $455 billion RPO surge is being driven by Larry Ellison's bold vision to lead not just in AI training — but in the even larger market of AI inferencing.Highlights00:46 — First, Ellison talked about AI training. Then, he discussed AI inferencing, which will be much, much bigger than AI training. Ellison said that AI inferencing will be used for everything — from robotic cars, robotic factories, and robotic greenhouses, to biomolecular synthesis to come up with new drugs.01:20 — He said, “We think Oracle is particularly well-positioned to go after this because of Oracle's history.” He said AI inferencing is the key, and Oracle is going to succeed because it's going to be able to provide data of multiple types for businesses that they can then use with these AI-trained models to be able to answer any sort of questions.02:33 — So Ellison thinks, therefore, business customers using Oracle Database and Oracle AI, Oracle inferencing, will be able to get any question answered they want, and that will also help them develop the AI agents that Oracle goes deeply into. Ellison and Oracle are redefining the whole nature of what data means, what AI means, what's possible.03:42 — CEO Safra Catz said she thinks that it won't be long before Oracle has RPOs above half a trillion dollars. So they're doing some remarkable things. Larry Ellison has always been a master of the long game. We're really seeing this play out here, and it's, I think, very interesting to see how he perceives these two multi-trillion dollar markets04:15 — The Oracle way is to go after them both, AI training and AI inferencing. No doubt there'll be lots of competitors. It's going to be a great market — great opportunities for businesses. And as we always say, the biggest winners in the Cloud Wars are always, always the customers. Visit Cloud Wars for more.
The Ohio State Buckeyes put up 70 points in a drama-free win over Grambling, but they tried to mix things up to show some new looks as QB Julian Sayin starts taking on a bigger role in the offense. In this episode of Ross Fulton Analysis, Ross Fulton, the Xs and Os guru from BuckeyeHuddle.com joins host Tom Orr to look at what Ryan Day and Brian Hartline were trying to do with the run game, including the related RPOs. Plus, how they used motion to set up some big plays, and some signs of progress in Sayin's second start.
0:00 - Vic's back today, and guess what SEAN: we're gonna use a damn GROWTH METER if we want to! Vic didn't have a chance to react to Sunday's Broncos win, so let's get his overall thoughts today. How's he feeling on an overreaction Tuesday?15:03 - Run the damn ball! It's a phrase we've been saying for ages here in Broncos Country. RPO plays don't count. Skip the PO and go straight to the R. Yesterday, when discussing the aforementioned RPOs, Andy Lindahl came unglued in vintage Angry Andy fashion.35:01 - Aaron Rodgers is bitter about his breakup with the Jets and was happy to beat them. But here's the thing...why?
In this week's episode Al and Sam discussed Michigan's offensive performance in its 34-17 victory over New Mexico, and preview the Wolverines' road matchup with no. 18 Oklahoma. They praised Bryce Underwood's successful debut, as Borges highlighted his footwork, throwing mechanics and timing. The discussion also focused on the balance between traditional Michigan plays and new offensive elements like RPOs, tempo, and spread principles by new offensive coordinator Chip Lindsay. Borges noted 16 RPO variations and successful stretch plays. The conversation shifts to the challenges of preparing for Oklahoma, emphasizing the need for high-percentage throws and a balanced run-pass approach. Al Borges discussed the need to utilize quarterback runs but to do so judiciously to avoid injury, suggesting no more than five to eight runs per game. 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
Things Discussed: Craig Ross introduces the MGoBlog Rub Some Dirt On It player of the week. What's the offense look like with Bryce? Not a spread, some RPO, some downfield passing, most of that off play-action. Opponents are going to bring safeties down—Oklahoma runs a Venables defense that wants to attack, so you have to punish that. Remember 2021 Georgia when JJ came in? He had some simple reads, but things opened up because he could physically get certain types of throws further downfield, increased the spacing between receivers. RPOs? Chip Lindsey's job is to make what you do work, not rewrite the offensive script. There will be tag RPOs where the read is more of a "run-unless"—it's not going to be like Stanford's long mesh where the read is the point. It's a check on bad behavior so they can do their thing, which is run off-tackle. Sam: Program philosophy isn't to allow the defense to set what you're going to do. Brian wants to see Bredeson used on those Aaron Shea dumpoffs more often because you freak out when he's coming your way. Mikey Keene? He's got a shoulder injury. You don't get to choose when the injury is healed; he will probably be the QB2 when he's back. Brady Norton: Not like last year. If they were down to two RGs and they were Efobi and Hattar and Norton won it would concern us, but it was Efobi-Norton two weeks ago. Concern is left tackle; they were talking about replacing Link with a true freshman before Babalola got hurt. Evan Link will start, Blake Frazier will play; Blake has to prove he's durable because he's coming off a knee injury, and he has to be stronger in the run game because he's 290-something. If Link isn't clear of Frazier right now that's an issue. DT depth chart: People were surprised that Trey Pierce was ahead of Damon Payne, but we've been saying that all offseason. You want that: Trey has eligibility next year and showed some talent. Opening weened for CFB: What's up with Ohio State and their new coordinators? Probably going to be fine with Hartline because he will just say throw it to Jeremiah Smith and…yeah that works. Matt Patricia has two great players in the back-seven but they are going to be just okay at D-tackle (I like the end they picked up from UNC). Maybe Matt Patricia is here to bottom out the culture, because as soon as he left Detroit and Philadelphia those locker rooms become two of the best in the NFL. Quick New Mexico preview: They have a 246 pound defensive tackle and a backfooting QB who's going to punt it up to a former Iowa receiver that might be injured.
During the month of August, we will be enjoying some summer weather and taking a break from recording new episodes. To satiate your thirst we will be re-releasing the hottest episodes of the year, every week, for you to enjoy with a Mai Tai by the pool like David will be.In this episode of the FocusCore Podcast, host David Sweet interviews Roop Kaistha, the head of Asia Pacific at AMS, about the evolving landscape of talent acquisition in Asia, particularly in Japan. With nearly two decades of experience, Roop shares her career journey, insights on the challenges and opportunities in talent acquisition, and the importance of relationship-building in recruitment. The latest FocusCore Salary Guide is here: 2025 Salary Guide In this episode you will hear:The importance of being market ready for Asian markets particularly in communication method choicesThe future of hybrid work vs in office only and the challenge of keeping engagement levels up The role of technology and AI in recruitment and some of Roop's favourite toolsThe future trends in recruitment in AsiaParticipate in our 2026 Salary Survey here: 2026 Salary SurveyAbout Roop:Roop brings two decades of experience working across multiple markets, spending the last 15 years in Outsourcing and Talent Acquisition. She has a proven track record in the strategic management of large scale RPOs and MSPs across Asia Pacific. She has held various roles including Solution Design, Implementation, running the Innovation Centre for Asia Pacific and, most recently, as Regional Head of RPO and Professional Services.Roop was appointed as Regional Managing Director of APAC in 2022. She heads the APAC leadership team, driving APAC's growth strategy and business plan objectives. Roop ensures the firm continues to exceed the expectations of clients across Asia, and to deliver further growth in this vital region.Connect with Roop: https://www.weareams.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/roopkaistha/ Connect with David Sweet:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidsweet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ Website: https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/
THE BOOK: Is done. Yes you can still get in on The Kickstarter (but not the name/sentence levels). Also a Kindle Edition is now live. MGoBlog.com/25 Lineup: Sam, Seth, Craig, and Miz. Brian's still on dad duty; Ira's on a plane. Things Discussed: Wink Martindale criticism: The Emotional Rollercoaster sweatshirt from Sack the Stigma is great but Wink is cutting off the sleeves, which are the best part. Wink Martindale praise: His defensive approach changed to be much more college late in the season. Can't be in his head but we think he was having guys make reads that they were missing (examples: Zeke Berry nickel blitz from nowhere on the USC TD, or Barham leaving an RB wide open in the flat) and trying to play attention games with Mason Graham (see: the 3rd down sets). That's how the game is played in the NFL but in college it's much more straightforward. This is praise because he realized what was happening and changed what he was doing, which is extremely hard for people to do. Everybody was coming from success, so they had to get comfortable with each other. Was a big thing for the player as well. Will Johnson noted some of these players need the A and B explained before you tell them to do C. Rod Moore: Expect him to play, not sure how rusty he's going to be and what's the timeline. We'll hear from Rod when Sam interviews him. Mikey Keene vs Bryce Underwood: VERY different offensive planning. Kinds of passes are different, how you use his legs is different, how much pre-snap reading you're doing is different. Having Keene out in spring gave the offense clarity. Chip Lindsey offense: He uses RPOs and running QBs but he cuts back on the running and focuses on making the QBs more efficient. He also will turn regular routes into long bombs—they missed one to Channing Goodwin in the spring but it was open. RPOs and screens? Well you have to show you can beat man coverage to access those, and that means dropping back with a QB who can be safe in the pocket long enough to find his leverage and deliver an accurate pass all over the field to receives who create their own space. Do we have that QB, those WRs, that OL? OL: Sam's discussion with Sherrone started with Blake Frazier (because Sam asked) but he also said Andrew Babalola and Ty Haywood are more athletically talented than ANY guy they've had at Michigan until now. Link is battling with Frazier and Babalola for LT. Crippen: Not sure how much better he can get because his reads are spot-on, but versus top-of-the-line DTs who knew what's coming Crippen got physically manhandled. He's alright, but you need something on this offense that is better than alright if you want to take the pressure off of Bryce/his protection/his receivers. That said, centers pop late—how many times have we seen an Anderson or Bihl or Kugler or Vastardis have a great 5th year. WRs: Are probably a lot better than their stats last year (fewest WR yards since 1973, would have been bottom-third among Bo teams.) But there could be a player or three in there—they didn't have the passing. Warren didn't know what he was looking at half the time and wasn't accurate. Orji had no downfield accuracy at all. Defense knew it. Link vs Ohio State/Alabama? Did well, but the context was Michigan took dropbacks out of the offense.
*Please follow us on YouTube, subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple and Spotify.—In this episode, we talk about:* Rodgers finally signs with the Steelers* Nick Chubb to the Texans* Jalen Ramsey trade talk and Jaire Alexander cut. Where do they land?* Why the game is going away from RPOs to more quick game and play-action* More spot-drop closed-post coverages* The death of the basic Y-off 11 personnel offense* Jim Knowles' three-high defense* Designed QB runs are making a comeback* …and a few more!Timestamps:1:40 - Rodgers to Steelers5:10 - Chubb to Texans9:00 - Jalen Ramsey/Jaire Alexander on the market16:13 - Tyler Manes opens17:43 - CFB moving more toward Tampa (Ohio State's three-high version)20:45 - CFB defenses getting smarter?24:00 - Less Rip/Liz, need for blackboard coverages (spot-drop zones)28:00 - Stopping Kotelnicki and the Penn State multiple offense32:22 - The death of Y-off means more 12 personnel38:30 - Coordinators at Penn State from the Big 12Follow Tyler:X/Twitter: https://x.com/CoachTManesThe Ballmanac: https://www.theballmanac.org/» Join Felix and me each Wednesday as we dive deep into the game we love!MatchQuarters is a reader-supported publication. So, make sure to subscribe, like, and share articles.—© 2025 MatchQuarters | Cody Alexander | All rights reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.matchquarters.com/subscribe
In this episode of the Hiring Excellence Podcast, Johnny Campbell is joined by Jeff Bettinger, Chief Administrative Officer at Hudson RPO, to explore how AI is transforming recruitment and what that means for RPOs and TA leaders. Jeff shares insights on how recruiters can evolve into strategic advisors, the balance between cost savings and value creation, and why early AI adoption is crucial. If you're rethinking how to scale hiring excellence with new tools and smarter strategies, this episode is packed with practical guidance.
Welcome back to the Board Drill Podcast! In Season 2, Episode 25, we're diving into the foundation of gap scheme football with one of the best in the trenches—Coach Ian Tatum, Assistant Head Coach, OC, and OL coach at Walkertown High School in North Carolina.Coach Tatum breaks down the ins and outs of Power—from install day to adjustments, including QB power, power read, and the toss read series. We talk personnel, back alignment, puller rules, and how to build a nasty offensive line mentality around your gap game.This is a must-listen for any coach looking to enhance their run game and understand how to marry Duo, Power, and Counter into a cohesive, hard-nosed attack.Timestamps:00:00 – Intro: Kyle, Matt, and Coach Ian Tatum kickoff01:00 – Philosophy of Power: "God's play" and why it's day one install02:10 – Base Power from 20 Personnel with a sniffer03:15 – Installing Duo alongside Power – differences and similarities04:40 – Adjustments vs. different fronts – fitting Power to your team06:00 – Power Read and Toss Read variations07:30 – Teaching Puller Footwork and Rules10:15 – OL Drills and mindset to build a gap scheme culture13:00 – Gameplan integration – mixing Duo, Power, Counter16:20 – Reading the DE on toss vs. power read18:40 – When to tag QB Power and how to package it21:00 – Dealing with safeties fitting the backside24:00 – Creating constraint plays off your base run28:45 – Managing OL personalities and building toughness32:10 – Practice scripting and how Tatum installs run game in-season36:30 – Favorite formations and motions to dress up Power40:45 – Power vs. odd vs. even fronts – blocking rules44:00 – Run game adjustments midseason48:30 – RPOs off Power and Buck Sweep52:15 – Why Toss Read is underutilized in HS ball56:30 – Coaching impact, daily player relationships57:55 – Social media and YouTube/Content support for coaches59:30 – Final thoughts and sign off
In this episode of the Coaching 101 Podcast, hosted by Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson, legendary coach Noel Mazzone discusses the importance of efficiency in programs across various levels of football. From fundraising and facilities to player representation, Coach Mazzone emphasizes contacting experts like Mark Bridges for optimizing resources. The conversation shifts to modern football tactics, highlighting the evolution of offensive strategies, particularly the impact of RPOs and the emphasis on quarterback mobility. Mazzone shares his insights on simplifying complex football concepts, stressing the significance of understanding defensive structures, and the importance of mastering fundamental plays with high repetitions. The episode also explores differences in coaching at high school, college, and NFL levels, and underscores the need for youth development in football. The show concludes with Coach Mazzone's philosophy on play-calling and the practical application of his strategies through his 'NZone' program.00:00 Introduction to Program Efficiency00:16 The Importance of Fundraising00:33 Introducing Mark Bridges and eSports01:47 Athletic Speed and Movement Training02:32 Sponsorships and Coaching Resources03:09 Welcome to Coaching 101 Podcast03:56 Interview with Coach Noel Mazzone14:38 The Evolution of Football Coaching30:30 Teaching Quarterbacks: Progressions and Creativity34:32 High School vs. College and Pro Coaching38:22 Coaching at Different Levels: NFL vs. College vs. High School41:39 Mastering Play Packaging: Simplifying Complex Plays47:41 Teaching Quarterbacks: Wide Vision and Narrow Vision57:58 Play Calling Strategy: Fewer Plays, More Tags01:03:18 End Zone Football: Resources for Coaches01:08:41 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsYour Other LeagueHot takes from a cast of relatable sports fans. Not famous, just fun.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyDaniel Chamberlain: @CoachChamboOK ChamberlainFootballConsulting@gmail.com chamberlainfootballconsulting.com Kenny Simpson: @FBCoachSimpson fbcoachsimpson@gmail.com FBCoachSimpson.com
In this episode of The Coaching 101 Podcast, hosted by Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson, the focus is on the Gun T Belly play. They delve into the importance of having a reliable inside run play, particularly for teams that base their offense around off-tackle plays like Buck Sweep. They introduce their version of the Belly play, emphasizing rules-based concepts to ensure efficiency and adaptability. The hosts also discuss the significance of not overloading with too many concepts, but rather mastering a few to exploit defensive weaknesses. Additionally, they talk about the challenges and benefits of incorporating RPOs and play action into the Belly play, making it versatile against various defensive fronts. The episode also features a quote of the week by Marv Levy and highlights from various sporting strategies.00:00 Introduction and Importance of a Rules-Based Concept00:31 Welcome to Coaching 101 Podcast01:21 Quote of the Week: Marv Levy's Wisdom03:07 The Mindset of Ultimate Competitors04:42 Simplifying Football for Coaches and Players05:14 Sponsorship and Fundraising with Ace Sports08:22 Play Caller's Guide and Defensive Strategies11:09 Gun T Belly: Inside Run Play Explained19:37 Old School Run Plays and Their Evolution21:08 Adapting to Defensive Formations23:26 The Importance of Flexibility in Play Calling27:49 Utilizing RPOs and Play Action32:02 Simplifying Concepts for Better Execution36:17 Fundraising and Final ThoughtsDaniel Chamberlain: @CoachChamboOK ChamberlainFootballConsulting@gmail.com chamberlainfootballconsulting.com Kenny Simpson: @FBCoachSimpson fbcoachsimpson@gmail.com FBCoachSimpson.com
AI agents aren't coming for recruiting. They're already here - and they don't care how many reqs you filled last quarter. In this episode, Tim Sackett sits down with Jason Roberts, SVP of Tech & Analytics at Cielo, to break down what AI is actually doing inside RPOs and staffing firms - and why the old recruiting playbook is about to get torched. From sourcing automation that 5x's recruiter output to building a fully operational AI agent of yourself, Jason pulls back the curtain on the tools reshaping talent acquisition in real-time. They talk agentic workflows, how execs are chasing 50% AI-driven recruiting models, and why most CRMs still suck. The future of recruiting isn't theoretical - it's operational. And if you think your job's safe because you "build relationships"? Think again. Connect with Us: Jason Roberts Follow Jason on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jasrober Learn more about Cielo: cielotalent.com Tim Sackett Follow Tim on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/timsackett Visit Tim's website: hrutech.com Read Tim's Blog: https://timsackett.com/
We've joked about "curses" before, but legitimately, this episode is cursed.Due to record way back in January, work schedules, illnesses, and internet issues prevented us getting back to it until late April....and even then the curse proved that it wasn't done with us yet. Eric's audio starts cutting out in parts in the 2nd part of the episode, the internet connection got so bad that we eliminated most talk about The Program (everyone but Eric hated it anyway) and we couldn't do ANY of Very Important Questions. At that point I was just ready to get anything we could out of this episode and move the fuck on.We're joined by Jake (& later David) from Real Piece Of Sitcom, the podcast going through every sitcom in thematic order, which you can hear each Thursday. They are also part of the incredible Twitch channel, Lets Play Deathray, where they variety stream all sorts of awesome content, banter back and forth, and interact with their community in amazing ways. Definitely check that out, they stream every night except Friday and Saturday's around 7:30 PM MST.Super Producer/Co-host Jared, fromIntern Talking Points and Riley's Parrot starts salty, gets satiated and silent in the middle, and ends salty again, the natural order of things.We went in alphabetical order, talking about:Payback (Jared)Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping (Jake)The Princess Bride (David)The Program (Eric)No "Very Important Questions" for the guest this week, but I'll still post them to X where YOU, the listener, can weigh in on the "would you rather" questions. Check it out @FileUnderPod.If you, or a loved one, is, or has been affected by sexual violence, please know that there are good people and organizations in the world that can offer help.RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization.NSVRC (national sexual violence research center) has resources to help victims, and, importantly, tips on prevention and warning signs.SPSAmerica is America's leading suicide prevention network.If you have the means to donate, please do so. Every little bit helps.If you would like to e-mail the show, you may do so at Fileunderpod@gmail.com. You can follow us on Twitter and vote in our polls, @FileUnderPod.You can hear more of me, (and frequent guest of this show), Mark, at Rushing The Field! Follow those links above!Want File Under swag? Of course you do. Go to http://file-under-entertainment-shop.launchcart.store/shop?page=1
In this episode of The Coaching 101 Podcast, hosts Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson delve into the intricacies of defensive football, emphasizing the importance of run fits, creating negative plays, and rolling coverages. They also discuss the necessity of adapting defensive strategies to counter modern offensive tactics like RPOs and bubbles. The episode includes a Quote of the Week from Warren Buffet and celebrates a major milestone - 100,000 downloads! Tune in to gain valuable insights into simplifying football and making your defense more effective.00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:39 Clinic Season and Football's Year-Round Nature04:03 Quote of the Week: Warren Buffet's Wisdom06:21 Talking Defense: Simplifying Football for Staff and Athletes11:43 Run Fits and Defensive Strategies19:46 Pre-Snap and Post-Snap Reads20:16 Gaining a Hat on Defense20:30 Adapting Defensive Strategies23:01 Creating Negative Plays26:19 Modern Defensive Tactics28:16 Staying True to Defensive Base35:21 What Not to Do as a Defensive Coordinator38:46 Outro and AnnouncementsDaniel Chamberlain: @CoachChamboOK ChamberlainFootballConsulting@gmail.com chamberlainfootballconsulting.com Kenny Simpson: @FBCoachSimpson fbcoachsimpson@gmail.com FBCoachSimpson.com
In this episode of the FocusCore Podcast, host David Sweet interviews Roop Kaistha, the head of Asia Pacific at AMS, about the evolving landscape of talent acquisition in Asia, particularly in Japan. With nearly two decades of experience, Roop shares her career journey, insights on the challenges and opportunities in talent acquisition, and the importance of relationship-building in recruitment. The latest FocusCore Salary Guide is here: 2025 Salary Guide In this episode you will hear:The importance of being market ready for Asian markets particularly in communication method choicesThe future of hybrid work vs in office only and the challenge of keeping engagement levels up The role of technology and AI in recruitment and some of Roop's favourite toolsThe future trends in recruitment in AsiaAbout Roop:Roop brings two decades of experience working across multiple markets, spending the last 15 years in Outsourcing and Talent Acquisition. She has a proven track record in the strategic management of large scale RPOs and MSPs across Asia Pacific. She has held various roles including Solution Design, Implementation, running the Innovation Centre for Asia Pacific and, most recently, as Regional Head of RPO and Professional Services.Roop was appointed as Regional Managing Director of APAC in 2022. She heads the APAC leadership team, driving APAC's growth strategy and business plan objectives. Roop ensures the firm continues to exceed the expectations of clients across Asia, and to deliver further growth in this vital region.Connect with Roop: https://www.weareams.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/roopkaistha/ Connect with David Sweet:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drdavidsweet/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/focuscorejp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/focuscoreasiaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/focuscorejp/ Website: https://www.japan.focuscoregroup.com/ Mentioned in this episode:Find out more about salaries, the job market, hiring and what's important to both companies and individuals looking for a job specifically in Japan. 2025 Salary Guide
We're back, despite mummy curses trying to keep us down (hey, the mummy was LAST episode!) Still, between scheduling snafus, internet issues, work obligations, and just general deplorable laziness we felt like we were super up against it, but we powered through to bring you this nifty "N" episode!We're joined by Jake & David fromReal Piece Of Sitcom, the podcast going through every sitcom in thematic order, which you can hear each Thursday. They are also part of the incredible Twitch channel,Lets Play Deathray, where they variety stream all sorts of awesome content, banter back and forth, and interact with their community in amazing ways. Definitely check that out, they stream every night except Friday and Saturday's around 7:30 PM MST.Super Producer/Co-host Jared, fromIntern Talking Points andRiley's Parrot starts salty, gets satiated and silent in the middle, and ends salty again, the natural order of things.We went in alphabetical order, talking about:Nightcrawler (Jared)No Country For Old Men (Jake & David shared selection)Not Another Teen Movie (Eric)We continue "Very Important Questions" and YOU, the listener, can weigh in on the "would you rather" questions. Check it out @FileUnderPod.If you, or a loved one, is, or has been affected by sexual violence, please know that there are good people and organizations in the world that can offer help.RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization.NSVRC (national sexual violence research center) has resources to help victims, and, importantly, tips on prevention and warning signs.SPSAmerica is America's leading suicide prevention network.If you have the means to donate, please do so. Every little bit helps.If you would like to e-mail the show, you may do so at Fileunderpod@gmail.com. You can follow us on Twitter and vote in our polls, @FileUnderPod.You can hear more of me, (and frequent guest of this show), Mark, at Rushing The Field! Follow those links above!Want File Under swag? Of course you do. Go to http://file-under-entertainment-shop.launchcart.store/shop?page=1
Welcome back to The Board Drill Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Coach Matt Perkins, head coach of the Rock Bridge Bruins (MO), to break down his unique Double G run scheme. We cover everything from offensive formations, pulling guards, and RPOs to game-planning strategies and practice structure. If you love Wing-T principles, Air Raid influence, and creative offensive football, this is a must-watch!
It's another Mega episode, so you know what that means! We've reached the middle of the alphabet so we're joined by Jake & David from Real Piece Of Sitcom, the podcast going through every sitcom in thematic order, which you can hear each Thursday. They are also part of the incredible Twitch channel, Lets Play Deathray, where they variety stream all sorts of awesome content, banter back and forth, and interact with their community in amazing ways. Definitely check that out, they stream every night except Friday and Saturday's around 7:30 PM MST. Super Producer/Co-host Jared, from Intern Talking Points and Riley's Parrot valiantly joined despite being near death. He also brought a friend with him, Alex, to pick up his slack (and be extra muscle to cart off his body if he expired.) We went in alphabetical order, talking about: Mallrats (Eric) Mean Girls 2024 (Jake) The Mummy (David) My Cousin Vinny (Alex & Jared) We continue "Very Important Questions" and YOU, the listener, can weigh in on the "would you rather" questions. Check it out @FileUnderPod. If you, or a loved one, is, or has been affected by sexual violence, please know that there are good people and organizations in the world that can offer help. RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization. NSVRC (national sexual violence research center) has resources to help victims, and, importantly, tips on prevention and warning signs. SPSAmerica is America's leading suicide prevention network. If you have the means to donate, please do so. Every little bit helps. If you would like to e-mail the show, you may do so at Fileunderpod@gmail.com. You can follow us on Twitter and vote in our polls, @FileUnderPod. You can hear more of me, (and frequent guest of this show), Mark, at Rushing The Field! Follow those links above! Want File Under swag? Of course you do. Go to http://file-under-entertainment-shop.launchcart.store/shop?page=1
Guests: Asaf Dori, Cyber Security Lead, Healthshare NSWOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/adori/Ashwin Pal, Partner – Cyber Security and Privacy Services, RSM AustraliaOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashwin-pal-a1769a5/Hosts: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinMarco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli____________________________Episode NotesAt the AISA CyberCon 2024 in Melbourne, Sean Martin sat down with Asaf Dori and Ashwin Pal to explore the often-overlooked areas of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework: response and recovery. Both guests highlighted the critical gaps organizations face in these domains and shared practical insights on addressing them.Asaf Dori, a cybersecurity professional in healthcare and a researcher at the University of Sydney, underscored the need for governance-driven awareness to improve response and recovery capabilities. His research revealed that while organizations invest heavily in prevention and detection, they frequently neglect robust recovery plans. He emphasized the importance of comprehensive disaster recovery exercises over isolated system-based approaches. By linking governance to practical outcomes, Dori argued that organizations could better align their strategies with business resilience.Ashwin Pal, a partner at RSM with 26 years of experience in IT security, brought a field perspective, pointing out how recovery strategies often fail to meet business requirements. He discussed the disconnect between IT recovery metrics, such as RPOs and RTOs, and actual business needs. Pal noted that outdated assumptions about recovery timeframes and critical systems frequently result in misaligned priorities. He advocated for direct business engagement to establish recovery strategies that support operational continuity.A key theme was the role of effective governance in fostering collaboration between IT and business stakeholders. Both speakers agreed that engaging business leaders through tabletop exercises is an essential starting point. Simulating ransomware scenarios, for instance, often exposes gaps in recovery plans, such as inaccessible continuity documents during a crisis. Such exercises, they suggested, empower CISOs to secure executive buy-in for strategic improvements.The discussion also touched on the competitive advantages of robust cybersecurity practices. Dori noted that in some industries, such as energy, cybersecurity maturity is increasingly viewed as a differentiator in securing contracts. Pal echoed this, citing examples where certifications like ISO have become prerequisites in supply chain partnerships.By reframing cybersecurity as a business enabler rather than a cost center, organizations can align their response and recovery strategies with broader operational goals. This shift requires CISOs and risk officers to lead conversations that translate technical requirements into business outcomes, emphasizing trust, resilience, and customer retention.This dialogue provides actionable insights for leaders aiming to close the response and recovery gap and position cybersecurity as a strategic asset.____________________________This Episode's SponsorsThreatlocker: https://itspm.ag/threatlocker-r974____________________________ResourcesLearn more and catch more stories from Australian Cyber Conference 2024 coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/australian-cyber-conference-melbourne-2024-cybersecurity-event-coverage-in-australiaBe sure to share and subscribe!____________________________Catch all of our event coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/technology-cybersecurity-society-humanity-conference-and-event-coverageTo see and hear more Redefining CyberSecurity content on ITSPmagazine, visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-cybersecurity-podcastTo see and hear more Redefining Society stories on ITSPmagazine, visit:https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-society-podcastWant to tell your Brand Story Briefing as part of our event coverage?Learn More
Guests: Asaf Dori, Cyber Security Lead, Healthshare NSWOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/adori/Ashwin Pal, Partner – Cyber Security and Privacy Services, RSM AustraliaOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashwin-pal-a1769a5/Hosts: Sean Martin, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast [@RedefiningCyber]On ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/sean-martinMarco Ciappelli, Co-Founder at ITSPmagazine [@ITSPmagazine] and Host of Redefining Society Podcast & Audio Signals PodcastOn ITSPmagazine | https://www.itspmagazine.com/itspmagazine-podcast-radio-hosts/marco-ciappelli____________________________Episode NotesAt the AISA CyberCon 2024 in Melbourne, Sean Martin sat down with Asaf Dori and Ashwin Pal to explore the often-overlooked areas of the NIST Cybersecurity Framework: response and recovery. Both guests highlighted the critical gaps organizations face in these domains and shared practical insights on addressing them.Asaf Dori, a cybersecurity professional in healthcare and a researcher at the University of Sydney, underscored the need for governance-driven awareness to improve response and recovery capabilities. His research revealed that while organizations invest heavily in prevention and detection, they frequently neglect robust recovery plans. He emphasized the importance of comprehensive disaster recovery exercises over isolated system-based approaches. By linking governance to practical outcomes, Dori argued that organizations could better align their strategies with business resilience.Ashwin Pal, a partner at RSM with 26 years of experience in IT security, brought a field perspective, pointing out how recovery strategies often fail to meet business requirements. He discussed the disconnect between IT recovery metrics, such as RPOs and RTOs, and actual business needs. Pal noted that outdated assumptions about recovery timeframes and critical systems frequently result in misaligned priorities. He advocated for direct business engagement to establish recovery strategies that support operational continuity.A key theme was the role of effective governance in fostering collaboration between IT and business stakeholders. Both speakers agreed that engaging business leaders through tabletop exercises is an essential starting point. Simulating ransomware scenarios, for instance, often exposes gaps in recovery plans, such as inaccessible continuity documents during a crisis. Such exercises, they suggested, empower CISOs to secure executive buy-in for strategic improvements.The discussion also touched on the competitive advantages of robust cybersecurity practices. Dori noted that in some industries, such as energy, cybersecurity maturity is increasingly viewed as a differentiator in securing contracts. Pal echoed this, citing examples where certifications like ISO have become prerequisites in supply chain partnerships.By reframing cybersecurity as a business enabler rather than a cost center, organizations can align their response and recovery strategies with broader operational goals. This shift requires CISOs and risk officers to lead conversations that translate technical requirements into business outcomes, emphasizing trust, resilience, and customer retention.This dialogue provides actionable insights for leaders aiming to close the response and recovery gap and position cybersecurity as a strategic asset.____________________________This Episode's SponsorsThreatlocker: https://itspm.ag/threatlocker-r974____________________________ResourcesLearn more and catch more stories from Australian Cyber Conference 2024 coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/australian-cyber-conference-melbourne-2024-cybersecurity-event-coverage-in-australiaBe sure to share and subscribe!____________________________Catch all of our event coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/technology-cybersecurity-society-humanity-conference-and-event-coverageTo see and hear more Redefining CyberSecurity content on ITSPmagazine, visit: https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-cybersecurity-podcastTo see and hear more Redefining Society stories on ITSPmagazine, visit:https://www.itspmagazine.com/redefining-society-podcastWant to tell your Brand Story Briefing as part of our event coverage?Learn More
Send us a textGeorge Teague discusses various aspects of college football, including the SEC preview, coaching experiences, scholarship dynamics, and the implications of the CFP rankings. Special guest Coach Floden shares insights on offensive quality control and the complexities of managing scholarships in college athletics. The conversation also touches on the debate of the best versus most deserving teams in the playoffs, allegations against Alabama, and the future of college football playoffs, culminating in an analysis of RPOs in offensive strategy. In this segment, George Teague discusses various aspects of football strategy, focusing on RPOs, zone schemes, and the dynamics of running backs. He emphasizes the importance of understanding offensive and defensive alignments, the role of coaches in teaching players, and the effectiveness of different formations like pistol and shotgun in play action. The conversation also highlights the need for teams to adapt their strategies based on their opponents' tendencies and the importance of gap control in defense. In this conversation, George Teague delves into various aspects of football strategy, focusing on play action, run action techniques, and the importance of coaching in creating effective offensive and defensive plays. He emphasizes the need for explosive plays, teamwork, and understanding different offensive schemes, while also analyzing the intricacies of offensive line techniques and defensive pressures. The discussion highlights the collaborative nature of football, where coaches and players must work together to succeedJoin the Newsletter!https://joinsubtext.com/georgeteagueThanks for listening! Find us online and on Twitter! Sign up on our site for free for exclusive content!MERCHANDISE: https://millions.co/products?athleteIds=0165e442-822c-4217-ab47-f63bc3aa37eaShow Website: https://teaguestake.comLatest VOD: https://live.teaguestake.comGeorge Teague Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeaguefootballJT Teague Twitter: https://twitter.com/BamaJ13
In this week's episode Al and Sam discussed Michigan's offensive performance in its 50-6 victory over Northwestern, and preview Saturday's matchup with no. 2 Ohio State. Al and Sam emphasized the importance of RPOs and run controls, noting that Michigan's offensive line showed better awareness and technique versus Northwestern. Borges praises the execution of insert zones and the strategic use of chipping to protect the quarterback. They also discuss the potential impact of these strategies against Ohio State, stressing the need for a balanced approach that includes both running and passing. Borges acknowledges the challenges but remains optimistic, suggesting that Michigan's use of these approaches could be a key factors in the upcoming game. A fireworks subscription special - Get an annual subscription to The Michigan Insider for an amazing 75% off!!! Real insider intel, from REAL insiders! - https://247sports.com/college/michigan/join/?Subscription=2661 There's also exciting news. The Michigan football film study with Al Borges in now available exclusively on Tom Brady's free app, Autograph. It's available on Android and iOS, and it aggregates what you already do as a fan -- reading blogs, listening to podcasts, and watching film studies - all in one place. And it earns you rewards for every act of fandom that you do. Film studies go live on Autograph Wednesday morning. Download the Autograph app now here: https://link.ag.fan/samwebbrn 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
1:45 - Gabe explains what happened at the end of last week's Bears game when Green Bay blocked a game-winning field goal attempt. 5:00 - Are the Bears a better team than their record would indicate? 7:55 - Gabe talks about what he's seen from Caleb Williams so far this season. 9:00 - Wobby and Gabe talk about the Achilles heal of the Bears offense in 2024. 12:00 - Comparing Sam Darnold and Caleb Williams... 13:20 - Wobby and Gabe talk about the role the Vikings pass rush could have in this game. 15:01 - A closer look at the Vikings run defense, whether it's truly elite or not, and whether Chicago is equipped to challenge it. 20:38 - Gabe explores the idea of the Bears using RPOs against the Vikings defense. 21:50 - Wobby and Gabe dissect the Vikings pass defense to determine if it's as leaky as the numbers suggest. 26:10 - Gabe talks about the Bears cornerbacks and their defensive line and how those units will impact the game going against Sam Darnold and Justin Jefferson. 30:48 - Wobby and Gabe explain the game flow they expect on Sunday and then offer final score predictions.
1:45 - Gabe explains what happened at the end of last week's Bears game when Green Bay blocked a game-winning field goal attempt. 5:00 - Are the Bears a better team than their record would indicate? 7:55 - Gabe talks about what he's seen from Caleb Williams so far this season. 9:00 - Wobby and Gabe talk about the Achilles heal of the Bears offense in 2024. 12:00 - Comparing Sam Darnold and Caleb Williams... 13:20 - Wobby and Gabe talk about the role the Vikings pass rush could have in this game. 15:01 - A closer look at the Vikings run defense, whether it's truly elite or not, and whether Chicago is equipped to challenge it. 20:38 - Gabe explores the idea of the Bears using RPOs against the Vikings defense. 21:50 - Wobby and Gabe dissect the Vikings pass defense to determine if it's as leaky as the numbers suggest. 26:10 - Gabe talks about the Bears cornerbacks and their defensive line and how those units will impact the game going against Sam Darnold and Justin Jefferson. 30:48 - Wobby and Gabe explain the game flow they expect on Sunday and then offer final score predictions.
The title says it all! Jacob White of Edge Products joins Paul Wilson and Chris Ehmke to discuss the newest Edge feature, flashing custom L5P tuning with the Edge device. They discuss the process it took to get here, Duramaxtuner working with Edge to launch the custom L5P tuning, and what the future holds for other RPOs and Makes with Edge!
In the 3rd hour, Dover and Cecil broke down the progress Bo Nix has made this season. Does Sean Payton need to call more RPOs for Nix to make him feel more comfortable? Should Justin Simmons get a video tribute when he returns this weekend? The guys reacted to Mikko Rantanen getting a hat trick last night against the Kings. Looking around the NFL, Barstool Sports has hired a former NFL head coach and could a top college football coach make his way to the NFL?
We return to our regularly scheduled alphabetical shenanigans! It's the long awaited (some might call it cursed) "K" episode that we were supposed to record in the summer before the hiatus! Our guest this week is Jake from Real Piece Of Sitcom, the podcast going through every sitcom in thematic order, which you can hear each Thursday. He's also part of the incredible Twitch channel, Lets Play Deathray, where they variety stream all sorts of awesome content, banter back and forth, and interact with their community in amazing ways. He also has another segment being released in graphic novel form in the collection all about Sidequests, you can back it here. Super Producer/Co-host Jared, from rebranded show Intern Talking Points and Riley's Parrot hates good movies. We went in alphabetical order, discussing: Kick Ass (Jared) Kill Bill Vol. 1 (Jake) Kung Fu Hustle (Eric) We continue "Very Important Questions"/Tough Trivia and YOU, the listener, can weigh in on the "would you rather" questions. Check it out @FileUnderPod. If you, or a loved one, is, or has been affected by sexual violence, please know that there are good people and organizations in the world that can offer help. RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization. NSVRC (national sexual violence research center) has resources to help victims, and, importantly, tips on prevention and warning signs. SPSAmerica is America's leading suicide prevention network. If you have the means to donate, please do so. Every little bit helps. If you would like to e-mail the show, you may do so at Fileunderpod@gmail.com. You can follow us on Twitter/X and vote in our polls @FileUnderPod. You can hear more of me, (and frequent quest of the show), Mark, at our new feed, RUSHING THE FIELD. Want File Under swag? Of course you do. Go to www.file-under-entertainment-shop.launchcart.store/shop?page=1
In this episode of The Coaching 101 Podcast, hosts Daniel Chamberlain and Kenny Simpson discuss strategies for dealing with dominant defensive players in high school football. They cover how to adjust and manipulate tactics against formidable defensive linemen, linebackers, and defensive backs. The conversation includes practical tips such as using formations, RPOs, play actions, and even adjusting practice routines to keep key players healthy. Additionally, they emphasize on leveraging lesser-used players like JV athletes and share insights on simplifying complex game situations to avoid overthinking. The episode wraps up with a motivational quote about optimism and the importance of taking chances.00:00 Introduction and Recent Game Recap00:54 Playoff Preparations and Injuries03:06 Importance of JV and Junior High Games05:00 Challenges with Equipment and Resources07:26 Quote of the Week and Team Themes09:23 Gun T 6.0 and Clinics Overview17:26 Handling a Dominant Defensive Lineman21:46 Strategizing Against a Dominant Player22:26 Adapting Blocking Schemes26:44 Handling Dominant Linebackers34:32 Dealing with Elite Defensive Backs41:46 Coaching Tips and Final Thoughts
In this essential episode of The Backup Wrap-up, we dive deep into RTO vs RPO – the foundational concepts that drive backup and recovery system design. Curtis and Prasanna break down why these aren't just technical metrics, but crucial business decisions that should come from your stakeholders.Learn why different applications need different RTOs and RPOs, how these metrics influence your backup frequency and system design, and why getting them wrong can cost your company millions. We'll show you how to have productive conversations with stakeholders about recovery objectives, and why the common answer of "zero downtime" isn't always the right one. Whether you're new to backup or a seasoned pro, this episode will reshape how you think about recovery objectives.
Welcome back! We return from hiatus in time for our Halloween special! It's treats for your ears in this extra stuffed edition, no fun-size bit pieces here! Full of laughs, hot takes, and inappropriate comments by Jared as always. We give props to Georgian Georgia resident and Georgia Bulldog alum Georgia; Jared insists Georgians smell like Cheetos; We come up with questionable merch ideas and possible names for Jared's podcast rebrand; and much more! Our guest this week is Jake from Real Piece Of Sitcom, the podcast going through every sitcom in thematic order, which you can hear each Thursday. He's also part of the incredible Twitch channel, Lets Play Deathray, where they variety stream all sorts of awesome content, banter back and forth, and interact with their community in amazing ways. Definitely check that out, ESPECIALLY THIS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND, AS THEY DO THEIR ANNUAL 24 HOUR LIVE STREAM FOR EXTRALIFE CHARITY. Super Producer/Co-host Jared, from Nobody's Listening and Riley's Parrot actually stumbled half-assed backwards into picking a good film here. We went in alphabetical order, discussing: Friday The 13th Part VII: The New Blood (Eric) Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (Jake) Prey (Jared) We continue "Very Important Questions"/Tough Trivia and YOU, the listener, can weigh in on the "would you rather" questions. Check it out @FileUnderPod. If you, or a loved one, is, or has been affected by sexual violence, please know that there are good people and organizations in the world that can offer help. RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization. NSVRC (national sexual violence research center) has resources to help victims, and, importantly, tips on prevention and warning signs. SPSAmerica is America's leading suicide prevention network. If you have the means to donate, please do so. Every little bit helps. If you would like to e-mail the show, you may do so at Fileunderpod@gmail.com. You can follow us on Twitter/X and vote in our polls @FileUnderPod. You can hear more of me, (and frequent quest of the show), Mark, at our new feed, RUSHING THE FIELD. Want File Under swag? Of course you do. Go to www.file-under-entertainment-shop.launchcart.store/shop?page=1
During #FootballatFour on 97.3 ESPN, Geoff Mosher talks about struggles with the Eagles' pass offense along with RPOs and explosive plays. #jalenhurts #jalencarter #nicksirianni ► Follow our Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/InsidetheBirds...► Follow Geoff Mosher on Twitter: https://twitter.com/geoffmoshernfl...► Follow Adam Caplan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/caplannfl...How to access our FULL Podcast:APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...... STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/anch...... SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/6OiCYiv...... NFL insider veterans take an in-depth look that no other show can offer! Be sure to subscribe to stay up to date with the latest news, rumors, and discussions.For more, be sure to check out our official website: https://www.insidethebirds.comSUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER: http://eepurl.com/hZU4_nThanks to our partners:► Sky Motor Cars • Visit www.skymotorcars.com and tell them Adam and Geoff sent you!
In the 2nd hour, Dover and Cecil heard from Sean Payton on his mindset with Bo Nix and how his confidence helps Payton on offense. Cecil explained why he hasn't trusted his offensive line yet. Dover explained why he wants the Broncos to start games with the ball instead of starting on defense. Will Petersen joined the show to give an update on the Avs and Valeri Nichushkin. Will the Broncos continue to run RPOs and quick passes for Bo to get into a rhythm early?
In this Thursday Night Football preview, we break down the NFC East showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. We'll dive into the Cowboys' offensive struggles, as they've become one-dimensional, relying heavily on CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott with little success on the ground. Can Dak handle the pressure from a Giants' defense that generated a strong pass rush against a banged-up Browns offensive line? On the defensive side, the Cowboys are essentially being held together by Micah Parsons, with the rest of the unit struggling. The Giants showed last week that they can game plan around a single defensive star, and with Brian Daboll progressively using more RPOs and motion on offense, Daniel Jones might be realizing that Malik Nabers is an elite, QB-proof option. Tune in for our best bets, picks, and analysis for this pivotal matchup, brought to you by FanDuel! Subscribe for more NFL betting insights, previews, and weekly picks. New to FanDuel Sportsbook? Bet $5 and Get $200 in Bonus Bets on Any Winning Bet. Download the FanDuel Sportsbook App or check it out at http://fanduel.com/forwardprogress to get in on the action.
Locked On UConn - Daily Podcast on University of Connecticut Huskies Football and Basketball
@LockedOnUConn Can the UConn Huskies maintain their momentum after a record-setting win? The UConn Huskies football team stunned fans with a dominant 63-17 victory over Merrimack, setting several school records for offensive production. As they prepare to face Duke, the quarterback debate heats up: should Joe Fagnano or Nick Evers lead the charge? This episode breaks down the Huskies' impressive performance, analyzing key plays and strategies that could influence their upcoming game against Duke. The hosts discuss the potential for an upset and the implications for UConn's season. With insights into the team's evolving dynamics and predictions for the Duke matchup, this discussion is a must-listen for fans eager to see if UConn football is truly "back." Tune in for an engaging analysis of the UConn Huskies' path to success and the challenges that lie ahead.**Segment 1: UConn's Recent Performance and Upcoming Challenges** The podcast kicks off with an enthusiastic discussion about UConn football's recent victory over Merrimack, highlighting the team's impressive performance, including setting records for points scored in a quarter and total offense. The hosts express excitement about the potential for continued success, especially with an upcoming game against Duke. They discuss the possibility of the team having listened to previous critiques and using them as motivation. The conversation shifts to the quarterback situation, with Joe Fayano's strong performance raising questions about whether he should start over Nick Evers, who is recovering from a concussion. The hosts debate the merits of starting Joe, given his current form and familiarity with the offense, versus the potential of Nick, who has been publicly supported by the coaching staff. **Segment 2: Analyzing Duke as the Next Opponent** The discussion transitions to the upcoming game against Duke, with the hosts analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of both teams. They note Duke's recent struggles and injuries, suggesting that UConn might have an opportunity to exploit these vulnerabilities, particularly in the running game. The conversation also touches on Duke's offensive strategies, including their use of RPOs and bubble screens, and how UConn's defense can counter these tactics. The hosts emphasize the importance of discipline and technique in stopping Duke's offense, particularly focusing on the role of the defensive backs in managing Duke's passing game. **Segment 3: Predictions and Reflections on UConn's Potential** In the final segment, the hosts reflect on UConn's potential to upset Duke, considering the team's momentum and recent improvements. They discuss the significance of the game for UConn's perception and the impact of a potential victory on the program's trajectory. While acknowledging the challenges posed by Duke, the hosts express cautious optimism about UConn's chances, with one host predicting a UConn victory. The segment concludes with a broader discussion on the team's development and the importance of maintaining momentum and confidence as they face tougher opponents. The hosts encourage fans to support the team and express excitement for the upcoming game.0:00 Intro0:03 Predictions for UConn vs. Duke Game6:02 The Strategic Dilemma of Starting Quarterbacks7:19 UConn's Confidence and Strategy10:12 Caution on Player Health14:51 Impact of Beating Duke on Program Perception15:54 Northwestern's Offensive Strategy21:02 Keys to Stopping Bubble Screens22:56 Corner vs. Wideout Matchup Dynamics29:04 Upset Potential and Historical Comparisons31:36 Coach Hammock's Leadership Style33:19 The Momentum Game in Football #UConnFootball #Huskies #FootballFriday #BeatDuke #CollegeFootball #UConnVsDuke #GoHuskies #Podcast #LockedOnUConn #FootballTalk #UConnPride #HuskiesNation #GameDay #CollegeSports #UConnAthletics #FootballFans #HuskiesWin #QuarterbackDebate #SportsPodcast #uconnnation
In this episode, Coach Dan Casey discusses the offensive trends he observed in Week 1 of the NFL season and Week 2 of college football. He highlights the creative play designs and concepts used by teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens. He also talks about the effectiveness of the GH counter bluff reverse play and the resurgence of dropback passing from under center. Additionally, he mentions the importance of quarterbacks diving instead of sliding for better protection and yardage. He concludes by discussing the success of the Sark screen, a throwback screen play with unique motion and boot action, and the evolution of RPOs with multiple level reads.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Overview03:13 Creative Play Designs and Concepts in Week 109:12 The Resurgence of Dropback Passing from Under Center13:58 The Importance of Quarterbacks Diving Instead of Sliding17:09 The Rise of the Sark Screen in College Football25:05 The Evolution of RPOs with Multiple Level Reads30:21 ConclusionEvery morning at 5:29am CST I send out a “One Play a Day” email to 20,000+ Offensive Coaches & Educated Fans.Join here: https://tinyurl.com/oneplayadayNEW BOOK!"Trends in Offensive Football": https://amzn.to/3Mcru2U"The Play Caller's Club" Notebook: https://amzn.to/3JUEIlaCoach Dan Casey: https://www.coachdancasey.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoachDanCaseyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdancaseyEvery morning at 5:29am CST I send out a “One Play a Day” email to 20,000+ Offensive Coaches & Educated Fans. Join here: https://tinyurl.com/oneplayaday NEW BOOK!"Trends in Offensive Football": https://amzn.to/3Mcru2U "The Play Caller's Club" Notebook: https://amzn.to/3JUEIla Coach Dan Casey: https://www.coachdancasey.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoachDanCasey Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdancasey Coach Rashad Bates: https://twitter.com/R_Bates7 Coach Jake Hubenak: https://twitter.com/hubenak_j
With Special Guest Ian Boyd from InsideTexas.com and America's War Game The Sponsors We want to thank Underground Printing for starting this and making it possible—stop by and pick up some gear, check them out at ugpmichiganapparel.com, or check out our selection of shirts on the MGoBlogStore.com. And let's not forget our associate sponsors: Peak Wealth Management, Matt Demorest - Realtor and Lender, Human Element, Ann Arbor Elder Law, Michigan Law Grad, Venue by 4M, Winewood Organics, Sharon's Heating & Air Conditioning, Autograph: Fandom Rewarded, Champion Circle, who just launched an app where you earn rewards for things like reading MGoBlog and listening to our podcast, SignalWire where we are recording this, and introducing Royal Oath Insurance Group, which is Owen Rosen's new firm. Featured Musicians: Ki5 The Video: [After THE JUMP: The things to be said.] --------------------- 1. Texas Preview wsg Ian Boyd: Offense starts at the top They've added a lot of RPOs. Probably want to bypass the defensive tackles and attack the linebackers in space. Ewers is now pretty good every down but hasn't taken the step to great, has some tooly receivers to throw to but of them Bond is the one who can really do a lot of different things (the others can do one thing really really well). Think Michigan should play their base, keep guys back, don't get too creative. If you blitz them on 3rd down they're going to set up a makeable 4th down. 2. Texas Preview wsg Ian Boyd: Defense starts at 22:13 They lost the best two DTs in CFB and their backups won the job; they don't really get low so Texas fans are a bit worried about getting bullied by Michigan's run game. Texas was playing light boxes vs CSU's Air Raid but Ian and Alex agree they're rolling safeties down: Ian would play single-high and have Michael Taaffe play off by 8 yards and check Loveland then attack the run. They've been quarters base but run a lot of switch coverages and mixed coverages. Michigan might have to use Marlin Klein. Decisive matchup will be if they have really fixed their DE and CB issues, but can Michigan pass that much? Probably going to be a cat-and-mouse game as Michigan wants to get back to their power run game and do enough to keep Texas from zeroing in on it. 3. Texas, Texas Fans, and Where are the Vibes? starts 47:19 We talk to Ian about how Texas sees themselves, which is the Michigan with an ag school who hates them and a big rival who cares only about football and killing their rival. Also love winning their conference and booing the commissioner. Sark is very high among their list of coaches: move to SEC means the school has gotten more serious about football (and less serious about not being a degree factory). Think this era is a golden one for UT football because the SEC is going to give them Georgia and their rivals but not loading them down. We talk a little about the stickball ramifications for both conferences, and then talk about what factors fans should consider when projecting the future of realignment. 4. Fresno State After Review starts 1:19:19 Let's do the Wink talk because I want to inject some nuance: they technically accomplished what they wanted, which was to get Keene throwing off his back foot. There were nine interceptable passes in this game. Wink could very well have been setting up a sim pressure-filled game after coaxing Texas to build an RPO gameplan. Or he could be the guy who just blitzes. Seeing a lot of awareness from Josaiah Stewart, Will Johnson was setting up his pick six. Offensively the Giudice thing is worrisome, Priebe and Bredeson were off from their usual but veterans should put it back together. We don't talk about Mullings/Edwards much because, well, you all saw, but yes: Mullings is their better running back at the moment and Edwards should be a big part of the passing game. Think Marlin Klein might be a secret weapon, because the receivers are not helping. About the Featured Musician: Ki5 Ki5 is a songwriter and vocalist from Ann Arbor that makes music using only his voice and a looping machine. Kyler is releasing an EP on 9/20 called Lake of Gold, and will be playing at the Ark on Friday night April 26th, and at Venue on 9/27 (hopefully not during the Sklars show—I'll update when I have a time). Song choices: "Sunny Days" "Spirit" "Don't Fade Away" Also because Across 110th Street will get our Youtubes taken now now, the opener and outro: “The Employee is Not Afraid”—Bear vs. Shark “Ruska Vodka”—Motorboat
Things Discussed: Vance Bedford (watch his breakdown) is a Michigan guy now. Texas fans haven't been good to him; Sam shares they were asking him why he's doing a Michigan show when we were down there for Houston. Defense: Bringing five shouldn't be your base. We can talk about the zero blitzes—McBurrows needs to drive not back out—but this team allows 2 yards per snap when they rush four and 8 yards per snap when they rush five. That's what they have, and need to play like it. Seth: If you're blitzing Mikey Keene you're just wasting coverage guys. Think it's the difference between Minter (a DBs guy) and Martindale (a DL/LB guy). Sam: They need to deal with RPOs because Texas has a lot of them, and the LBs were dead on play-action. Answer: do what you did last year: Drop linemen so you're impossible to read. D-Tackles? Graham was good, KG had some contain issues. Will Johnson: had to calibrate his pick six but it was coming all game. Did they stay away from Hill? No, Michigan put Johnson to the field because Fresno State throws to the side with easy reads. The bad calls: They were *really touchy about Michigan. The overturned INT when they bought a flop was one of the worst calls of the decade, kind of thing that deserves a reprimand because he made a call he did not see. Seth's answer: Now that the Big Ten has this great replay center, just have a dude with a DVR and a ref on the field with an earbud he can tell "pick that up." Offense: Have to calibrate the fans because it's an all new QB and an all new OL, and JJ McCarthy was one of the best QBs in college football, and it's going to be a big downgrade. Davis Warren: Was better than we realized. Needs help from his receivers; Tyler Morris stopped on the fly that was perfectly thrown. Sees his pre-snap reads but struggled with some post-snap reads. The interception was mostly on him, but Fred Moore needs to break that up at least—there are ways to get the cornerback wrong. Everybody's hearts sank when Orji turfed it, because that recast the battle from fall camp. Giudice: the wedge was a little on him, also Bredeson missing a block, also they can have a check to run Down G.
James Mackey, CEO of a leading RPO provider, SecureVision, and Elijah Elkins, CEO of Avoda, a highly rated global recruiting firm, co-host Kwal's Co-Founder, David Tell, in our special series on AI for Hiring.David shares how Kwal's generative AI voice agent is evolving recruitment for staffing firms and RPOs by automating initial screenings and interviews. The conversation highlights the challenges of bias in AI-driven evaluations and the need for companies to address these concerns.0:00 Generative AI voice agents for hiring14:08 Regulatory concerns and AI bias detection22:00 Future trends in AI hiring solutions27:00 Broader implications and market trends Thank you to our sponsor, SecureVision, for making this show possible! Our host James Mackey Follow us:https://www.linkedin.com/company/82436841/#1 Rated Embedded Recruitment Firm on G2!https://www.g2.com/products/securevision/reviewsThanks for listening!
Rod Babers and Coach Bob Shipley break down the most successful red zone plays for Texas, discuss if more RPOs is the answer and more on this week's Football Theory! Subscribe for more On Texas Football videos HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxBJ2uOG2ordSgq5mnkhWAA To advertise with On Texas Football, contact ontexasfootball@gmail.com.
On today's DNVR Buffs Podcast, RK and Jake break down what you need to know from Day 7 of spring football for Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders and Colorado. Dylan Edwards spoke on the podium today and went in-depth on what he's trying to improve on after his freshman season, his receiving ability and his impression of Pat Shurmur's offense. Running backs coach Gary "Flea" Harrell and freshman Micah Welch also took the podium today. Coach Flea doubled down on what Micah Welch has done at spring practice so far, and how he's become the star of spring football. Coach Flea also shared his philosophy on getting his stable of backs carries, RPOs and designed runs. Myles Slusher enters the portal, Oregon State's star running back Damien Martinez enters the portal and former Georgia and now USC DT Bear Alexander has entered the portal. An ALLCITY Network Production PARTY WITH US: https://thednvr.com/events ALL THINGS DNVR: https://linktr.ee/dnvrsports SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/DNVR_Sports Get Coors Light delivered straight to your door with Instacart by going to https://coorslight.com/DNVR. Celebrate Responsibly. Coors Brewing Company, Golden, Colorado. WATCH THE BUFFS ON FUBO: https://www.fubotv.com/dnvr - Start your free 14-day trial and receive 15% off your first month! Get 50% off nutritious, convenient meals to keep you energized on jam-packed days head to https://factormeals.com/dnvrbuffs50 and use code dnvrbuffs50. Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code DNVR for $20 off your first purchase. Call American Financing today and you may not have to make next month's mortgage payment at 303-695-7000 or visit https://www.americanfinancing.net/DNVR. Check out FOCO merch and collectibles here https://foco.vegb.net/DNVR and use promo code “DNVR10” for 10% off your order. Download the Circle K app and join the Inner Circle or visit https://www.circlek.com/inner-circle! Get a FREE Any Size Polar Pop from Colorado Circle K's by texting DNVR to 31310 Find the nearest Avalanche Amber Ale near you at https://www.breckbrew.com/brew-finder/ When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions. Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Richard has ideas for how to make college football's on-field rules a little bit better. Alex and Godfrey like some of them and don't like others. Let's discuss the optimal width for the hashmarks, whether it's time to shift the rules around RPOs and linemen downfield, the NFL's new take on the kickoff, and then some more chaotic ideas that we've been kicking around. Production: Anthony Vito.Spotify: Apple Podcasts: Here's a picture: This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.splitzoneduo.com/subscribe
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