Podcast appearances and mentions of Sebastian Janikowski

Austin, Dustin, and Logan discuss FSU's practice schedule in Jacksonville, Mike Norvell's fat bonus for APR scores, 5-star OL putting the Seminoles in the top 5, Peter Warrick and Sebastian Janikowski on the ballot for 2025 CFB HoF, top three toughest opponents in the 2024 season, basketball updates, and more. If you're listening on Apple Podcasts, make sure you subscribe so you do not miss any new episodes. Feel free to rate us 5-stars and leave a review, it helps a lot! Join our Patreon to receive insider scoop 24/7: https://www.patreon.com/NoleGamedayJoin thousands of FSU fans in our Discord for FREE: https://discord.gg/sUGqPQnFollow the guys on Twitter:Show - @HearTheSpearAustin - @NolesVikesVeazDustin - @Dussttin Logan - @LogansTwittyAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

And we’re off to the races! Who will be the first to be v–Oh, oh. Well he gave up already, huh?

On this Friday edition of The Morning Shift, Robb Tribble, filling in for Tiffany Blackmon, Mike Johnson and Beau Morgan kick off the show by recapping what they did last night and talking about what they have going on this weekend. Then, Robb, Mike and Beau hit the biggest headlines on The Front Page! On this edition of The Front Page, the guys react to the Las Vegas Raiders blowing out the Los Angeles Chargers at home 63-21 on Thursday Night Football last night. Robb, Mike, and Beau also talk about Brandon Staley having one foot out the door in Los Angeles. Next, Robb, Mike and Beau continue the opening hour by reacting to Georgia's starting linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson reportedly entering the transfer portal, Alabama Hiring Former Michigan Assistant Coach George Helow as linebackers coach, and Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe announcing that he is returning to Alabama for his senior season. Finally, Robb, Mike, and Beau close out the opening hour by diving into the world of Robb Tribble in TB's Timeout, featuring Robb Tribble! On this edition of TB's Timeout, featuring Robb Tribble, Robb talks about how Tommy DeVito has created a legend for himself this season, and that reminds the guys of professional athletes like Jeremy Lin, Sebastian Janikowski, and other pro athletes that caught lighting in a bottle for a short time and that time allowed them to make a nice long professional career for themselves.

Robb, Mike, and Beau close out the opening hour by diving into the world of Robb Tribble in TB's Timeout, featuring Robb Tribble! On this edition of TB's Timeout, featuring Robb Tribble, Robb talks about how Tommy DeVito has created a legend for himself this season, and that reminds the guys of professional athletes like Jeremy Lin, Sebastian Janikowski, and other pro athletes that caught lighting in a bottle for a short time and that time allowed them to make a nice long professional career for themselves.

Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton debate if Raiders legend Sebastian Janikowski should be inducted into the Hall of Fame. 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

On today's episode, Scott Gulbransen & Moe Moton get the show started by trying to settle their Twitter debate regarding ketchup's place on hot dogs. Then, with time running out, we share our thoughts on how this Josh Jacobs contract situation will play out before asking if Sebastian Janikowski should be inducted into the Hall of Fame. We close out the show by looking at some of the top free agents left on the market and if they would be a good fit on this Raiders roster. 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

-At the end of the 3rd round on Friday, the San Francisco 49ers picked kicker Jake Moody from Michigan, who was seen by many as the best kicker in college football heading to the pro ranks -This is where it's great to have Bill, with his expertise in special teams. A lot of people think it's crazy to pick a kicker/punter before the 6th or 7th round…is that a bad philosophy or was it indeed a reach by the 49ers? Never forget when the Raiders picked Sebastian Janikowski in the FIRST round years ago.. -How much pressure would be on a kicker who's drafted high? -Are the 49ers moving on from Robbie Gould, who has never missed a postseason kick? Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKING/MIDWEST BANKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

We close the show talking about the 23rd anniversary of the selection of Sebastian Janikowski in the first round. We also preview Brian Baldinger's appearance coming up on Thursday's show. 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

What do we hope the Seahawks have learned from the Russell Wilson trade // Headline Rewrites: The Seahawks signed kicker Jason Myers to a 4-year extensionIf it means never seeing Blair Walsh and Sebastian Janikowski, pay Jason Myers as much as he wants, In his end of the season press conference Chargers HC Brandon Staley says he's never felt like his job is in jeopardyMay we all one day have the confidence of Brandon Staley, Just announced: the Storm will retire Sue Bird's #10 jersey in a ceremony this Summer, The least surprising and coolest news of the morning // The MLB Power Rankings are out and the Mariners are ranked 10th // A top NFL Analyst beleives that a deal for Geno Smith will start at $32.5 Million, that is the projected Franchise tag priceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lucas Guilfoil makes his Benchwarmers Trivia debut, teaming with Dan in this competitive match against Scott and David. David resorts to breaking into the mind palace, this time while Dan is witnessing; perhaps better to just resort to the Deluxe Apartment. The Benchwarmers have a thrilling, but brief, debate on who was the more attractive placekicker - Kathy Ireland or Sebastian Janikowski. In other developments, Scott swears off watching baseball because of an answer, and David reveals that he is just returning from his second bout with Covid, though it was not the Covid 76 strand from the Innsbruck Olympics. #andrewwiggins #mindpalacebreakin #kathyireland #sebastianjanikowski #nomorebaseball #covid #olympics   https://www.patreon.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.facebook.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.twitter.com/benchwarmerstp https://www.instagram.com/benchwarmerstp/ https://www.teepublic.com/stores/benchwarmers-trivia-podcast  

In der neuen Folge des „NFL Boulevard“ stellen euch Kucze und Ole mal wieder nur einen Star aus der NFL vor: Ex-Kicker Sebastian Janikowski. Janikowski ist der Rekord-Spieler der Oakland Raiders. Niemand hat je mehr Partien für die Raiders bestritten, niemand hat je mehr Punkte für das Team erzielt. Der gebürtige Pole, der 2019 seine Karriere beendete, ist Kult. Kucze und Ole, der Spezialist für Special Teams, erzählen euch das bisherige Leben von Sebastian Janikowski und schwelgen in Erinnerungen.

In der neuen Folge des NFL Boulevard stellen euch Kucze und Ole mal wieder nur einen Star aus der NFL vor: Ex-Kicker Sebastian Janikowski. Janikowski ist der Rekord-Spieler der Oakland Raiders. Niemand hat je mehr Partien für die Raiders bestritten, niemand hat je mehr Punkte für das Team erzielt. Der gebürtige Pole, der 2019 seine Karriere beendete, ist Kult. Kucze und Ole, der Spezialist für Special Teams, erzählen euch das bisherige Leben von Sebastian Janikowski und schwelgen in Erinnerungen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In der neuen Folge des NFL Boulevard stellen euch Kucze und Ole mal wieder nur einen Star aus der NFL vor: Ex-Kicker Sebastian Janikowski. Janikowski ist der Rekord-Spieler der Oakland Raiders. Niemand hat je mehr Partien für die Raiders bestritten, niemand hat je mehr Punkte für das Team erzielt. Der gebürtige Pole, der 2019 seine Karriere beendete, ist Kult. Kucze und Ole, der Spezialist für Special Teams, erzählen euch das bisherige Leben von Sebastian Janikowski und schwelgen in Erinnerungen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In der neuen Folge des NFL Boulevard stellen euch Kucze und Ole mal wieder nur einen Star aus der NFL vor: Ex-Kicker Sebastian Janikowski. Janikowski ist der Rekord-Spieler der Oakland Raiders. Niemand hat je mehr Partien für die Raiders bestritten, niemand hat je mehr Punkte für das Team erzielt. Der gebürtige Pole, der 2019 seine Karriere beendete, ist Kult. Kucze und Ole, der Spezialist für Special Teams, erzählen euch das bisherige Leben von Sebastian Janikowski und schwelgen in Erinnerungen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In der neuen Folge des NFL Boulevard stellen euch Kucze und Ole mal wieder nur einen Star aus der NFL vor: Ex-Kicker Sebastian Janikowski. Janikowski ist der Rekord-Spieler der Oakland Raiders. Niemand hat je mehr Partien für die Raiders bestritten, niemand hat je mehr Punkte für das Team erzielt. Der gebürtige Pole, der 2019 seine Karriere beendete, ist Kult. Kucze und Ole, der Spezialist für Special Teams, erzählen euch das bisherige Leben von Sebastian Janikowski und schwelgen in Erinnerungen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

In der neuen Folge des NFL Boulevard stellen euch Kucze und Ole mal wieder nur einen Star aus der NFL vor: Ex-Kicker Sebastian Janikowski. Janikowski ist der Rekord-Spieler der Oakland Raiders. Niemand hat je mehr Partien für die Raiders bestritten, niemand hat je mehr Punkte für das Team erzielt. Der gebürtige Pole, der 2019 seine Karriere beendete, ist Kult. Kucze und Ole, der Spezialist für Special Teams, erzählen euch das bisherige Leben von Sebastian Janikowski und schwelgen in Erinnerungen. Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Luke Hetrick of Spectrum Sports discusses sports takes at weddings, Orlando Pride news, can the XFL succeed itself and in Orlando? Warrick Dunn, Peter Warrick, or Sebastian Janikowski?

On this week's episode, we brought on our great friend Carrie "Taco" Isherwood to talk about football, her time at FSU, getting to spend time with legendary kicker Sebastian Janikowski and so much more! Show us some love on social! Twitter: @NinerNuts Patreon: Niner Nuts Email: 49ernuts@gmail.com

Alex, Jon, and Josh offer their weekly teaspoon of nonsense. They bemoan the lack of accountability with players, coaches, and team executives in the Chicago Blackhawks' organization (8:49) in response to the Jenner & Block report outlining sexual abuse against Kyle Beach. The guys hash out the age-old debate whether or not athletes are role models (22:50), discuss Aaron Rodgers' enigmatic response to being asked if he was vaccinated (31:11), and reflect on coaching their kids (41:04). They talk about Charles Barkley's advice for Zion Williamson re: his weight issues (50:25), give their Qualin Award nominations (53:33), and play Start-Bench-Cut focused on NFL place kickers (58:56).

It's amazing how just one word can take a seemingly innocent question and turn it into, at best, an ignorant position of privilege, and at worst, complete and total racism.In the aftermath of NFL Wide Receiver Henry Ruggs killing a woman and her dog while driving drunk in the early morning hours along the streets of Las Vegas at speeds as high as 156 MPH, a listener sent an email asking the following:“After reading about Ruggs a couple days ago, and listening to what you reported to us all…it saddens me that the NFL doesn't have professionals trained to work with these young…men coming into the NFL…could the lives of this girl and her dog have been saved if there was some sort of guidance given to Henry?”In and of itself, it's an innocuous question and a good one. The truth of the matter is, that the NFL does, and has for decades, held days-long orientations for rookies entering the league and recently, expanded their program to start mentoring college football players. The potential superstars are taught money management, the trappings of fame, how to stay out of trouble, and given the roadmap to prosperity, all of which is commendable considering so many of the young men who wind up in the NFL find themselves, suddenly, at the age 20-ish, millionaires. https://nflcommunications.com/Pages/NFL-Announces-Expanded-Rookie-Transition-Program.aspxhttps://frontofficesports.com/nfl-college-rookie-transition/ Sadly, no amount of “education,” will prevent the inevitability of life, as we see with our own eyes daily. Had that been the end of the email, there'd be no story here, and no soapbox. Sadly, that wasn't what the email said. Rather it read as follows in its entirety:“After reading about Ruggs a couple days ago, and listening to what you reported to us all today, It saddens me that the NFL doesn't have professionals trained to work with these young black men coming into the NFL. Maybe I'm wrong and there is, but if not could the lives of this girl and her dog have been saved if there was some sort of guidance given to Henry? Her family and all that were involved in the accident are grieving. I don't know much about Henry or how his upbringing was, I just wonder if all this could have been avoided if there were things put in place to help men like Ruggs who recently signed million dollar plus contracts.” To put it kindly: What the F%*K you say?Full disclosure; I'm married to a black woman and freely admit that issues of race are a hot button for me. In fact, the RAD Radio show got this email on Thursday, and I intentionally ignored it to give myself time to ruminate on it and make sure I wasn't overreacting to it. By Sunday morning, I woke up more pissed than when I first read it.Clearly, based on the insertion of the word “black,” white and Hispanic young men coming into the NFL don't need any training or guidance because they already have all of the skills needed to “life” in a legal, responsible manner. Just ask Ben Roethlisberger, Ryan Leaf, Aaron Hernandez, Jared Allen, Sebastian Janikowski, Richie Incognito, Matt Prater, Mark Chmura, Barrett Robbins, Todd Sauerbrun, Eric Naposki, and dozens of other non-black NFL players who have beaten their significant others, driven drunk, had sex with underage babysitters, assaulted, sexually assaulted, and even murdered people.https://bleacherreport.com/articles/719049-the-nfl-all-arrest-all-pro-teamhttps://www.business2community.com/sports/27-active-nfl-players-who-have-been-arrested-multiple-times-01325152 Yet clearly, we need to train and guide only the ignorant and already inherently dangerous black boys. Lovely.Approximately 70% of NFL players are African American, yet, despite all of the attention that comes with it, the arrest rate for NFL players is lower than the standard arrest rate for the entire American population. That's odd; you'd think a league dominated by hoodlums with brown skin would be setting the curve. http://www.nflarrest.com/It's easy and lazy to say that the letter writer is just naïve and/or that he didn't mean anything by it. If he didn't mean anything by it, he wouldn't have inserted the word “black” into his email. While it's true that he may be so misinformed that he can only think of black NFL players that he's heard of that have gotten in trouble, the fact that he then deduces and implies that only black players get in trouble or, put another way all young black men are trouble is nothing short of racist.Not to mention the very end of his email; having already established that he's only concerned about young black men coming into the league, his solution is to “put something in place to help men like Ruggs who recently signed million dollar plus contracts.” Like, for example; this year the first two draft picks in the NFL were Trevor Lawrence and Zach Wilson, who received $24 and $22 million each, respectively in signing bonuses. They're both 22 and white so they're of no concern. But, uh-oh…That dastardly third pick in the draft was Trey Lance, who at the age of just 21 was given $22 million dollars for signing his contract and…guess what? He's black! And, by definition, young! Oh my God I can hear the shrieks of horror all around me. Certainly something has been put in place to help him! How in the world can we just hand a grown man that much money when he's black? That's just irresponsible. We should probably tell him that we'll hold onto that $22 million and give him just what he needs for living expenses until he's say, 30. Oh wait, his mom is white, so he's only part black. He probably doesn't need as much guidance as the other fully black young men.As we sit in awe at the embarrassing spectacle that is Aaron Rodgers this week and his total loss of credibility and any sort of respect he had left, it's ironic that people want to focus on those darn ghetto ass black men. And don't even try moral equivalency arguments like “Aaron Rodgers didn't kill anyone.” For starters, three of those white NFL players in the earlier list are murderers. Secondly, the truth of the matter is that Aaron Rodgers MAY have been responsible for someone's death by lying to his teammates and the media about being “immunized” and not following the protocols the NFL has in place for non-vaccinated players. As stupid as so much of our reaction as a nation to Covid has been, it's still killed more than 700,000 people and is a deadly virus to plenty of players' parents or immunocompromised relatives. And the most relevant analogy to this story is the fact that short of Tom Brady, there is no player as prolific in the NFL as Aaron Rodgers. He was on the short list to host Jeopardy permanently for God's sake! The Ruggs story is despicable, but it's essentially already a memory. His career is over, he's going to go to jail for a long time and in a couple years, no one will remember his name. Rodgers is a Hall-of-Fame shoo-in who, for 5 days and counting, has been the epicenter of all NFL coverage as we watch him lie, squirm, whine, and make things worse by the day, clearly distracting from the image the league works so hard to maintain. Most importantly, I haven't gotten any emails asking why the NFL doesn't train and guide young WHITE men to tell the truth.Clearly, I'm being hyperbolic and am not suggesting Rodgers and Ruggs are on morally equivalent ground, but I couldn't resist.Perhaps the better comparison would be Britt Reid. While not a player, he was a coach in the NFL, and had been since he was 21 years old. Fortunately, though, the trappings of fame and money weren't a jarring experience for him since his father was already a highly successful multi-millionaire. Plus, talk about a “system put in place,” to help guide a young man in the NFL, Britt Reid spent his entire career in the NFL working for and beside his father, Andy. And of course, they're both white, so there was no need to worry about anything in the first place. Other than the fact that Reid was involved in a multi-vehicle crash on February 4, 2021, just a few days before Super Bowl LV. Reid was on Adderall and had a blood alcohol concentration of .113. The five-year-old passenger in the car Reid struck was in critical condition and spent ten days in a coma and on April 2, 2021, roughly two months after the crime, the five-year-old girl was released from the hospital, still unable to walk or talk and being fed through a feeding tube.But hey, let's make sure we keep an eye on those young black men coming into the NFL.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week Steve and Pilky talk about how Jeff Bezos is going to fake his death, a new strategy for Donald Trump, a kick to the nuts from Sebastian Janikowski, amber alerts and more.

The Philadelphia Eagles are searching far and wide for their next head coach, despite recent indications that New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is already a favorite to replace Doug Pederson in 2021. According to The Philadelphia Inquirer's Marcus Hayes, their ever-expanding list of potential candidates now includes Dallas Cowboys special teams coordinator John Fassel. It's unclear if the Eagles have actually requested an interview with Fassel, but the rival coach would represent Philadelphia's first major foray into special teams in an attempt to fill its head coaching vacancy. The 47-year-old Fassel has spent the last 16 years coaching special teams in the NFL, joining the Cowboys in 2020 after eight years in the same role with the Los Angeles Rams. A former college wide receiver, Fassel spent the first six years of his coaching career on the offensive side of the ball, rotating between various roles for Bucknell, Idaho State, and Division II New Mexico Highlands, as well as in the NFL Europe, from 1999-2004. At New Mexico Highlands, he served as both head coach and assistant athletic director, compiling just a 3-19 record atop the staff. He's best known, however, for his special teams work, coaching Pro Bowlers like Sebastian Janikowski and Shane Lechler with the Oakland Raiders (2008-2011) and then serving two different coaching staffs as the Rams' special teams coordinator from 2012-2019. Click here for the video: https://youtu.be/DqMS_OG4Rk4

Raiders.com's Eddie Paskal takes a deep dive on the Silver and Black's draft history and discusses the expectations from the 17th overall pick on this edition of The Morning Grind.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Raiders.com's Eddie Paskal takes a deep dive on the Silver and Black's draft history and discusses the expectations from the 17th overall pick on this edition of The Morning Grind.

Sebastian Janikowski, also known as Sea Bass and The Polish Cannon, was born on March 2, 1978 in Valbrich, Poland. His father was a professional soccer player, and in 1980 he moved to the states in an attempt to revive his career. Sebastian was still in Poland with his mother and he began to excel at soccer. He was good enough to make to Poland U-17 team at age 15.Janikowski only played five games for Orangewood Christian soccer team, but scored 15 goals and led them to the state championship, where they lost to Lakeland Christian. He attended Seabreeze High School in Daytona, Florida, where he played soccer and football. His father refused to move, so Sebastian lived with the soccer coach of the high school. He gained reputation quickly by kicking four 50+yard field goals, including a whopping 60 yarder. Witnesses state he successfully converted an 82-yard field goal at team practice. Named to the 1996 All-American team and heavily recruited, Janikowski eventually signing a football scholarship with Florida State University.Janikowski took a scholarship to kick footballs for the Florida State Seminoles where teammate Peter Warrick dubbed him “Sea Bass”. He first made his name by booting his monstrous kickoffs between the opponent’s goal posts and out of the back of the end zone. He won the prestigious Lou Groza Award in 1998 and 1999, which was annually awarded to the top collegiate placekicker. He is the only player in NCAA history to win the award twice. He finished his collegiate career as the third leading scorer in Florida State University football history.

This week, we look at a man who came to America, in search of a better life... and apparently to be a jerk. His NFL career was long, but so is his criminal record.  Even with his attempts to try to pass himself off as an innocent foreigner, it's pretty obvious that he k new what he was doing.  The fighting, the drinking, the GHB, more fighting, more drinking... more GHB, and throw in a little bribery, just for fun!   Come from an Eastern Bloc country to make a better life, get away with anything based solely on your talent to kick a ball, and make sure to never take responsibility for your actions with Sebastian Janikowski!!   Check us out, every Tuesday!   We will continue to bring you the biggest idiots in sports history!!    Hosted by James Pietragallo & Jimmie Whisman    Donate at... patreon.com/crimeinsports or with paypal.com using our email: crimeinsports@gmail.com    Get all the CIS & STM merch at crimeinsports.threadless.com    Go to shutupandgivememurder.com for all things CIS & STM!!    Contact us on... twitter.com/crimeinsports  crimeinsports@gmail.com  facebook.com/Crimeinsports  instagram.com/smalltownmurder# See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

06.10.20: Sports are (almost) back! We walk you through the latest MLB, NBA, NHL and MLS plans...plus, we review 'The Last Dance,' talk left-footed kickers and left-footed punters, plus a reflection on the soul-restoring magic of drinking beer in the garage...

Today’s show is a loaded one. First, Pat welcomes Buffalo Bills General Manager Brandon Beane to the program. Pat and Brandon discuss the Bills attempting to trade for a WR last year, and why they eventually made a move to bring in Stefon Diggs, deciding to empower Josh Allen as their starting QB by not bringing in someone like Cam Newton, establishing the type of culture he desired in Buffalo and why it was difficult at first, and what it was like seeing Vontae Davis retire at halftime of a game (00:00:43-25:21). Next is another installment of McAfee & Hawk Sports Talk. Pat and AJ discuss everything from The Last Dance and discuss the documentary at length, Pat and Aaron Rodgers becoming texting buddies, Sebastian Janikowski giving Pat life advice, AJ tries to figure out how long Pat would survive in the Octagon against Francis Ngannou, Pat demonstrates the hard count he would use to try and get defenses to jump offsides, they discuss the golf event from this past weekend, and cover everything else that is going on in the world (27:17-2:11:18). Later, former Raiders and Browns Head Coach and friend of the program, Hue Jackson joins the show. Pat and Hue chat about the rumors that the Browns almost traded the #1 pick in 2018 to the Seahawks for Russell Wilson, how his tequila company has been doing, how teams address players getting arrested in the offseason given the recent circumstances, and whether he thinks it’s essential for young QB’s to have a veteran presence in the Quarterback room (2:11:20-2:26:17). Don't forget to send a picture of where you're watching the show with the hashtag #ThisIsWhereImAtPat for the chance to win some free merch. Come and laugh with us. Cheers.

On this episode of the Pigskin Pulpit, TSS breaks through the news segment with stories surrounding Trey Burton signing with the Colts and Percy Harvin making a comeback after four years spent getting his energy back and his mindset fixed. Following that, he will address the Dolphins pursuit of the 3rd pick held by the Detroit Lions. Can the Dolphins pull off the trade without losing the 5th pick? To close out the show, TSS will read a story about the Oakland Raiders when they selected kicker Sebastian "Seabass" Janikowski with the 17th pick in the 2000 NFL Draft over Shaun Alexander and Chad Pennington, dissecting how the decision came together and unfolded.  *Special shoutout to ESPN Senior Writer Sam Borden for the fantastic article on Seabass!* Check out the article at this link! https://www.espn.com/nfl/draft2020/story/_/id/29071769/that-raiders-took-kicker-first-round-weirdest-nfl-draft-pick-ever

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell wrap up the show discussing the wild story about the Raiders taking Sebastian Janikowski in the first round 20 years ago. Scott also talks about some of the best undrafted guys he has faced.    

JT The Brick recaps Week 11 against the Bengals and chats with Hall of Famer and FOX Sports analyst Howie Long, former Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski, and NFL columnist and author Gary Meyers about this week's matchup with the New York Jets.

JT The Brick recaps Week 11 against the Bengals and chats with Hall of Famer and FOX Sports analyst Howie Long, former Raiders kicker Sebastian Janikowski, and NFL columnist and author Gary Meyers about this week's matchup with the New York Jets.

If so, She deserves a spot in the NFL!

TOPICS: Segment #1: Happy retirement Sebastian Janikowski Raider Greg pays tribute to Raiders long-time kicker Sebastian Janikowski, and reviews his many Raiders kicking records. Segment #2: King still on the couch Marquette King is unsigned, and Raider Greg thinks it would be a good idea to bring him home to the Raiders. Segment #3: Raiders 2019 Post-Draft Review Mike Mayock and Jon Gruden did a great job with our 2019 draft. Raider Greg reviews each pick. We hear audio of Jon Gruden making the calls to the players prior to drafting them, comments from the players, and more. Segment #4: Kelechi Osemele opens up on Raiders player sentiments during Gruden's rebuild Former Raiders D-lineman Kelechi Osemele was interviewed on The Lefkoe Show on Bleacher Report, and he opened up on his thoughts on being cut by the Raiders, team feelings when Khalil Mack and Amari Cooper were traded, Jon Gruden, and more. Segment #5: Raider Nation “Boneline” Call-in Segment Callers: 01. The Pomona Raider 02. ObiWan Raider 03. Foodstamp Raider from Maryland 04. Cheesehead Raider from Wisconsin 05. Raider Steve in Vegas 06. The Prez 07. Raider Brea from LA 08. Raider Dan from KC 09. Ruben from North Carolina 10. Raider Chris from Scranton - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: Oaktown by MC Hammer; Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood, The Raiders by Sam Spence. Available in the iTunes store. Running time: 1:20:53

Marcas Grant, Michael Fabiano and Graham Barfield are all in studio for the latest NFL Fantasy Live Podcast! The guys start off with some news of the week mostly surrounding the latest players to retire such as Sebastian Janikowski and Jamaal Charles, while also teasing the upcoming Fantasy Scoring Hall of Fame (5:12). Next, the trio played 'whats more believable' over some fantasy scenarios surrounding Dez Bryant, Jay Cutler, Kyler Murray and Drew Lock, plus they made fun of the kicker situation in Chicago (12:40). Lastly, MG, Graham, Fabs and Eddie Spaghetti wrap up the show with a recap of the fourth episode from this season of Game Of Thrones (29:30).Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marcas Grant, Michael Fabiano and Graham Barfield are all in studio for the latest NFL Fantasy Live Podcast! The guys start off with some news of the week mostly surrounding the latest players to retire such as Sebastian Janikowski and Jamaal Charles, while also teasing the upcoming Fantasy Scoring Hall of Fame (5:12). Next, the trio played 'whats more believable' over some fantasy scenarios surrounding Dez Bryant, Jay Cutler, Kyler Murray and Drew Lock, plus they made fun of the kicker situation in Chicago (12:40). Lastly, MG, Graham, Fabs and Eddie Spaghetti wrap up the show with a recap of the fourth episode from this season of Game Of Thrones (29:30).

Seahawk fans, are you excited about the new Seahawk draft picks?  SO ARE WE!!! Why not waste some time listening or watching the 12 Man Fan Jam Show, a podcast made from Seahawk fans around the world FOR Seahawk fans all around the world? In this POSTDRAFT episode of the 12 Man Fan Jam Show, we discuss each draft pick, play halftime trivia, grade the Seahawk draft, and make job suggestions for newly retired Sebastian Janikowski. Meanwhile, Dustin doesn’t care, Will gets the touch, Mark relives prom, and Moses insults foreign lands. Like, share, and subscribe, won’t we?

I have returned from my sickness!!THE DRAFT: Kyler goes #1 and Rosen goes to Miami (3:27), Nick Bosa heads to the 49ers (13:54), Quinnen Williams goes to the Jets (17:28), Clelin Ferrell shocked Raider Nation (21:07), ANOTHER Josh Allen was picked at #7 (23:58), The Daniel Jones controversy (28:28), Giants 6th round pick shot right after he was picked (36:48), Rashan Gary went to Green Bay, DK Metcalf meets Pete Carroll with no shirt, The Patriots are up to something as usual, and Will Greir may or may not be Cam Newton's back up (40:04).Gronk dented the Lombardi trophy like a goof (46:51), LeSean McCoy wins butthole of the year for spoiling the Avengers (50:37), Patrick Mahomes is on the cover of Madden and we must protect him (53:33), TEA TIME with Danny Amendola (56:20), Tyreek Hill is under investigation (1:01:08), Josh Gordon will play for New England next year (1:04:49), Marshawn Lynch and Sebastian Janikowski retire from the NFL (1:06:24), and Zion Williamson helped a couple out with their gender reveal (1:10:28).

Cette semaine lors du 76e épisode de la balado Le sac du quart avec Didier Orméjuste, retour sur le repêchage de la NFL. Les Cards ont fait de Kyler Murray le premier choix au total, un deuxième quart en deux ans pour l'Arizona lors de la première ronde. Aussi, Nick Bosa fait le bonheur des 49ers et les Giants surprennent les experts pour les mauvaises raisons. En plus d'analyse de quelques sélection, retour sur les retraites de Sebastian Janikowski et Jamaal Charles.

The Peebs is back! Royce and Chris bring a great episode to yall today. Sebastian Janikowski the big old lefty booter is officially retiring from the NFL. They talk about the amazingness that was Pat McAfee's pick announcement for the Colts in the third round, absolutely electric. Which then spills over in to them saying the Pat should be in the Monday Night Football booth, um heck yes. They talk a little Astro's baseball and because Peebs makes us we talk about the stupid National League. Royce recaps the game they attended on Saturday, Tony Kemp! Ryan Pressly is an absolute beast. They got a little WTF! Weird News for ya. Then they talk about the Rockets and the absolute shaft that was given to them! ENJOY!! Follow us @MooreBSpod on Instagram and Facebook Go get your merch at teespring.com/stores/moorebs use code STROS for 10% off This episode features: Royce Moore - Host, Editor - @roycetheone Chris Peebles - Guest Host - @dontfollowchrispeebles Music: "Lies" by The Cover Letter - www.thecoverlettermusic.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ftfr/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ftfr/support

TheNFLGirl talks about Frank Clark, Chris Johnson, Jonathan Stewart, Sebastian Janikowski, Ben Roethlisberger, Josh Rosen, Tyreek Hill and the best and worst picks of the 2019 Draft

Joe and Dane open the second hour of the show talking about the NFL and college legacy of Sebastian Janikowski, who is known for not only his strong leg, but his partying ways as well. Joe and Dane find it fascinating that stories are coming out about Dave Gettleman believing that the Giants would not have gotten Daniel Jones at 17, thinking the Giants are in chaos control mode. The guys also talk about how the Giants also have to deal with another one of their draft picks, Corey Ballentine, who was shot over weekend in an incident where his friend and former Washburn U. teammate, Dwane Simmons, was killed. Dane loves the moves made by the Broncos and Chargers, and says the Chargers are in line for a deep run in 2019. The guys look at tonight’s game, saying the Sixers are in trouble of a sweep, and the Blazers-Nuggets series could depend on the rest factor. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Topics: Warriors win Game 1, Cleveland Browns will make the playoffs, Sebastian Janikowski retires 

Hanna Scott on the backlog of untested rape kits in our state crime labs // Paging Dr. Cohen -- salt vs your heart // Jill Schlesinger on the partial government shutdown's effects on the economy // Colleen O'Brien's dose of kindness -- feeding the furloughed workers // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on replacing Sebastian Janikowski/ the Heisman winner's professional options // Jay Willis, Seattle-based GQ writer, on firearms training for teachers // Hanna Scott on legislation to modernize our state crime labs

How many more firings can we expect on the South Side? Mark Kaboly discusses the coaching carousel amongst the NFL and the Steelers. PFT Commenter of Barstool Sports kicks around a tough weekend for specialists (Cody Parkey & Sebastian Janikowski mainly) and Bill Crawford has the gym for you!

How many more firings can we expect on the South Side? Mark Kaboly discusses the coaching carousel amongst the NFL and the Steelers. PFT Commenter of Barstool Sports kicks around a tough weekend for specialists (Cody Parkey & Sebastian Janikowski mainly) and Bill Crawford has the gym for you!

Mitch is UNFILTERED in his finger pointing for Seahawks disaster. Why was Seattle only NFL visiting team NOT to win over the weekend? Plus Russell Wilson's contract negotiation & Rick Neuheisel chimes in on NCAA Champ Game, Huskies Rose Bowl disappointment & Jacob Eason. Table of Contents: 8:30  Who is to blame for Seahawks loss? 23:50  To be fair... 28:44  Rick Neuheisel on his new COACHING job 31:53  Neuheisel on Clemson vs Alabama - who wins and why? 39:44  Neuheisel on Washington's Rose Bowl performance 42:47  Neuheisel on how good Jacob Eason will be 49:42  Neuheisel on Seahawks refusing to adjust vs Cowboys 54:30  Russell Wilson contract negotiations 57:22  KJ Wright Seahawks career over? 1:00:54  Was Earl Thomas rooting for Hawks?  Where next? 1:02:18  Frank Clark's future 1:03:56  Sebastian Janikowski and his future 1:08:38  Fluker & Sweezy 1:11:41  Clemson vs Alabama 1:13:08  Zion Williamson 360 Dunk 1:13:54  Huskies Hoops 1:17:35  Hop honors J-Ham 1:22:38  Mitch's 16 year old son treats dad to 3 movies 1:23:35  Mitch loved the movie "VICE"    

Silly Bowl game names...Saban and Kelly recognized as coaches of the year...early signing period...Justin Fields pondering transferring...Saints' defense carries team for a change...why does Nathan Peterman keep getting gigs? Rosen pulled for Glennon in Cards loss...Watson and Hopkins will Texans to victory over feisty Darnold and the Jets...Steelers win over Pats...Foles magic returns? Colts impressive in shutout of the Boys...The legend of Nick Mullins grows...Sebastian Janikowski aka the Polish Sausage makes a business decision in loss to Niners. Vikes get back to pounding the rock...

The Ravens are moving on from Joe Flacco, which means January Joe will have to find a new team. We power rank the potential teams he could go to. The AFC wild card picture is very crowded with 4 teams in the hunt this late in the year. We break down which have the best shot to make it. Baker Mayfield is going on a tear right now, but Justin has a word for all the new fans jumping on the Baker Bandwagon. We then run through our lists of which starting QB's have the best hair. Segments include: "Clean It Up" for Seahawks kicker Sebastian Janikowski giving 0 effort to stop a return touchdown, "No Regrets" for Mark Davis on the Cooper/Mack trades, "Yikes" for ESPN's report on stadium food, and "Let It Out" for the Wizards sucking at trades. Enjoy!

Raiders rookie kicker and reigning AFC special teams player of the week Daniel Carlson joins the Raiders Insider Podcast after hitting the game-winning field goal as time expired to beat the Arizona Cardinals. Carlson talked about that big moment and a difficult Week 2 contest with Minnesota that got him cut by the Vikings, not too long after they made him the first kicker taken in last year’s draft. Carlson talked about overcoming that disappointment, why the Raiders are a proper fit and how he wants to become the next Sebastian Janikowski and find a permanent home in silver and black.

If you're a fan of Mike McCarthy, any kicker not named Sebastian Janikowski, the Packers stock ownership program, Jimmy Butler & Tom Thibodeau, or healthy ACLs consider this your trigger warning, because Chad from Oshkosh is leading us head first into our most explosive episode yet. Crack open a cold one as the Evil Commissioner accuses of collusion, we 'Play Doctor' for each others teams, and we have fun with an off-topic NFL Q&A session. Segments * The Bar - 0:13 * Play Doctor - 23:35 * Commissioners Corner - 45:50 * KOTN Q&A - 49:36 * Outro and Review of the Week - 1:13:46 Manning Congratulates Brees (https://ktrh.iheart.com/content/2018-10-09-video-peyton-mannings-congratulations-video-for-drew-brees/) Deions bad hair plugs (https://restorehair.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Deion_6months.jpg) Special Guests: Chad from Oshkosh and Godger Roodell MBA aka The Evil Commissioner.

Pete Carroll joined Brock Huard and Mike Salk for his weekly "Pete Carroll Show" to recap the Seahawks' 20-17 win over the Cardinals. Despite the fact that the Hawks win their first road game - and first divisional matchup - of the season, the mood was bittersweet following injuries to safety Earl Thomas and tight end Will Dissly. Carroll provided a few updates on those injuries and answered questions about game management, Russell Wilson, the team's struggles on third down, and Sebastian Janikowski's game-winning field goal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alex is back to play Monday Morning Armchair Quarterback after the first weekend of the games (0:35) and Aaron Rodgers is somehow creating miracles on Sunday Night Football and getting rejected at the NFL Draft Party (1:30) and scores 17 points in the 4th quarter on a bum knee.(2:30) The Titans and the Dolphins played 7 hours (4:26). The Steelers and The Browns did not want to win the football game.(6:00). Sebastian Janikowski's offseason routine (7:43). The Bills are awful and they need to let Josh Allan and his hands do the talking(8:30). Monday Night Football is back and there is a 100% chance that something weird will happen.(10:08). WNBA Finals (10:53) featuring Sue Bird. UFC 228 recap (12:30), and quick boxing (15:10) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dez Bryant, Colin Kaepernick, NFL Draft, Reuben Foster und Co: Was für eine wilde Woche in der NFL. Zeit, dass wir im neuen Podcast der Footballerei drüber reden. Im Studio begrüßen euch Stolle, Kucze, Carsten und Detti, der via Skype zugeschaltet ist. Nach einigen Infos zu Beginn geht es direkt zu den In-n-Outs der letzten Tage. Dabei sprechen wir über Jarvis Landry, Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Donald, Sebastian Janikowski, Richie Incognito, Brett Favre, James Harrison und CJ Anderson. Anschließend diskutieren wir lang und breit über die Entlassung von Dez Bryant bei den Dallas Cowboys. War der Rauswurf berechtigt? Wird Dez einen möglichen Wechsel in die Slot akzeptieren? Und wo könnte er jetzt landen? Danach blicken wir auf die beiden großen Negativschlagzeilen der Woche: Reuben Foster steht wegen drei Fällen von häuslicher Gewalt vor Gericht. Und Daryl Worley wurde von der Polizei getasert, nachdem diese ihn bewusstlos (und wohl völlig zugedröhnt) in seinem Auto gefunden hatte. Wir sprechen drüber, wie die 49ers und die Eagles mit der Situation umgehen. Weiter geht's mit Colin Kaepernick. Der Quarterback soll wohl mit den Seattle Seahawks gesprochen haben. Diese haben jedoch ein geplantes Meeting abgesagt, weil sie von „Kaep“ wissen wollen, ob er sich voll und ganz auf Football konzentrieren wird. Wir sprechen über die Situation. Zum Schluss nennen wir euch noch Draft Schocker. Jeder in der Runde nennt eine Aktion, die im Draft passieren könnte, die die komplette Liga überraschen würde. Mehr Footballerei gibt's auf der Homepage und bei den Shows „NFL Boulevard“ und „Stolle's Concussion Protocol“ auf YouTube. Die nächste Live-Show seht ihr am kommenden Montag um 19 Uhr live auf Facebook und YouTube.

On the first hour of the Chuck and Buck show, The guys talk about the Mariners and just why they were so awful last night, The Seahawks are bringing the polish canon to fix their kicking situation but what do we think about that?

In this episode we talk about the return of Johnny Manziel, potential AJ McCarron landing spots and debate if you'd rather have Shaun Alexander or Sebastian Janikowski. We also take the liberty of saving the winter olympics. Segments include Press Conference Answer of The Week, Let's Invent That, and Put Yourself in Somebody's Shoes. Any business inquiries can be sent to eightandeightpodcast@gmail.com.

Jeff Ratcliffe checks in on the latest fantasy football news from around the NFL, including the latest on Le'Veon Bell's contract status, a fond farewell to Sebastian Janikowski in Oakland, and A.J. McCarron winning his grievance to become an unrestricted free agent. He then checks in on some early ADP and offers thoughts on players going too high and too long along with some names to monitor throughout the early offseason. Jeff wraps up the show with five stats from the 2017 NFL season that will make you say "wow."

On This Week's Episode... We say goodbye to longtime Raiders' kicker, Sebastian Janikowski. After an 18-year career Seabass and the Silver and Black have parted ways. Raider Cain weighs in with his thoughts on the kicker's prolific career and we hear your calls on the subject as well. Chase B joins us for a film study on Karl Joseph. The young safety has been a polarizing figure among Raider Nation. Chase is here to give us the good and the bad that comes with the hard-hitting pint sized defensive back. All this and more on this episode of The Pillaging Podcast. Stay Tuned in… Listen every week on iTunes, SoundCloud, and Stitcher Radio. Check out our shop and sport some Pillaging gear! Also, Leave us a message to be played on the show: (408) 909-PJFF. Follow us on Instagram: @The_Pillaging_Podcast Check out our podcast partners over at the Out of Pocket Podcast Network.

1) FSU basketball talk 2) Sebastian Janikowski done with the Raiders 3) FSU baseball talk

Ben Maller talks about a big loss by the Dodgers, contract squabbles with Sebastian Janikowski & Aaron Donald, the unpopular decision by John Elway to cut TJ Ward, the continuing Andrew Luck saga, and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

July 13, 2017 Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland Raiders Kicker, joins the Program live from the American Century Championship in Lake Tahoe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jimmy Durkin and Jerry McDonald go live from Caps & Taps in Dublin to discuss the contract extensions for Derek Carr and Gabe Jackson and take questions via Facebook Live on Gareon Conley, the offense under Todd Downing, the length of the leash on defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr., the future of Sebastian Janikowski and more.

It was an extremely busy day for the Dave Dombrowski and the Boston Red Sox.  They acquired Chris Sale from the Chicago White Sox and these guys want to voice their opinion.   If that doesn't suit your fancy they'll also be playing "Fake or Real" with NFL teams and discussing possibly trades in the NBA. What could go wrong?  This is also their first opportunity to discuss Rob Gronkowski, Killer Kowalski, Stephen Gostkowski, Sebastian Janikowski and Walt Patulski since Gronk's injury.  Boom Goes The Dynamite! Call 323-642-1484 to get your voice heard or tweet @TeamGreenTruth. www.blueapron.com/clns will get you three free meals with free shipping!  It's delicious!

The Shutdown Fullcast for this week subs out one Ryan for another because SOMEONE decided he needed a "vacation in Italy." In Nanni's place we substitute Ryan Van Bibber, SB Nation NFL editor, who despite his chosen subject matter has very little respect for the Cult of the NFL Draft. Topics covered include: --the splendors of Branson, MO --which Florida Gator will be the steal of the draft, and what school he ended up playing football at after being kicked out of the University of Florida (because that happens to every football player at the University of Florida) --a community agreement that all quarterbacks are busts coming out of college, and will be called this just to make life easier on them until success is attained --an analysis of the least literate fans in college football re: the draft, and yes, it's Tebow loyalists --the sandwich analogy for amateurism and theft --a review of the 2000 draft, where Sebastian Janikowski might really be the best pick overall --why you should draft anyone on a mid-major team where the mere mention of their name makes you go OH THAT GUY

Welcome to The Legend of Bigfoot starring Sebastian Janikowski! For 17 years SEABASS has been a cold blooded assassin for our Oakland Raiders always ready in the clutch. A man that has become a folk hero over the years for the legendary things he's done and the jolly way he goes about doing it. Get to know THE MAN we all love more than you ever have! Seabass talks to Charlie about coming to the United States from Poland, his history with the Raiders and we find out his favorite Polish dish! After that we take it out to Ohio to chat with Ohio State legend and former QB for the Raiders & Eagles... Bobby Hoying! Bobby talks about an accident in practice where Sebastian Janikowski kicked his hand, his days at Ohio State and the incredible company he has built since his playing days in the NFL! That's NOT ALL! We wrap this week up with a very special installment of Ask the Nation! IMPORTANT TIMES 3:30 Sebastian Janikowski Interview Begins 38:15 Bobby Hoying Interview Begins 57:37 Ask the Nation IMPORTANT LINKS Bobby Hoying 1995 Campbell Award Speech | https://youtu.be/khMjY_JwWoM Get Cliff Branch into the Hall | www.thepetitionsite.com/276/842/889/i…hall-of-fame/ Adam Sandler's Lonesome Kicker | https://youtu.be/AflEY2DI89g Raiders Fan Convention | www.raidersfanconvention.com PRBC Website | PhoenicianRaiders.net IMPORTANT DATES April 9th 2016 Raiders Fan Convention in Phoenix, Arizona June 10th-12th Southern Alliance Beach Bash in Biloxi, Mississippi Ask Charlie a Question | RaiderLife.com Add Charlie on Facebook | facebook.com/RaiderLifePodcast Follow Us on Twitter | @RaiderLifePod Follow Us on Instagram | @RaiderLifePodcast Call Toll Free and Leave a Message | 201-677-8089 Special Thanks to, Sebastian Janikowski Bobby Hoying Paul Healy Brent Crawford Crawford Hoying Real Estate Jose Luis Valencia John Urness Jay Da Nygma Dana Mulvany

TOPICS: Segment #1: "Raiders News Updates" Raider Greg updates us on the latest personnel transactions, injuries, and more. Segment #2: "The NFL Referees Lockout Is Over" The NFL settled its labor dispute with the referees, and they will resume working tonight on the Thursday night game. Raider Greg gives you the details of the settlement. Segment #3: "Steelers @ Raiders Postgame Review" The Raiders defeated the Steelers in an exciting 34-31 battle that was decided on a last second field goal by Sebastian Janikowski. Raider Greg gives you his eye-witness account. Plus, just story of a Raiders legend he happened to run into. Segment #4: "Carson Palmer is a Great Quarterback" Raider Greg goes off on a rant that he hopes once and for all will quiet the Palmer critics who have been advocating Terelle Pryor for QB. We also hear Coach Allen being questioned about Palmer on 95.7 "The Game". Segment #5: "Raiders @ Broncos Pregame" We go over the upcoming matchup between the Raiders and the Broncos in Denver. Can the Raiders handle Peyton Manning? Raider Greg gives his opinion, and we hear from Coach Dennis Allen and Bill Romanowski, by way of radio 95.7 "The Game". Segment #6: "Our Boneline Voicemail Segment" This week's callers: 01. Erie Raider 02. Pennsylvania Raider 03. Raider Special Ed 04. Anthony in Bellingham 05. Hellraider in Texas 06. Raider Jaime in Bakersfield 07. Raider John from Rhode Island 08. Raider Chris in Scranton 09. Raider D from the IE 10. Captain Chris from Caster Wyoming 11. Raider Mystic in Oregon 12. The Surface Raider in the UK You can call in to the Boneline and get on the podcast yourself. Toll-Free 1-800-620-7181. Try to keep your call around 2-3 minutes long. If we get a lot of calls we may not be able to air all of them, so make them good. Preference may be given to first time callers. Sorry if your call is not aired. Please call back to get on another show. - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: Back in Black by AC-DC. Blow the Whistle by Too Short. Available in the iTunes store. Running time - 1:10:02

Players arrive at Raiders headquarters in Alameda to board buses for the airport. Raider Greg and Griz Jones (Godfather of 66th Mob) chat with players. See them drive up in their cars and chat with us. We see Michael Huff, LaMont Jordan, Jarrod Cooper, Stuart Schweigert, Warren Sapp, Tommy Kelly, Shane Lechler, Sebastian Janikowski, Sam Williams, Chris Carr, Warren Sapp, Aaron Brooks, Randy Moss, LaMont Jordan, Rob “Mob” Ryan, Jim Otto and more, including Coach Shell and the "Voice of the Raiders", Greg Papa.

Coming up, Lee and Kevin discuss:-Earl Thomas lost for the year? career? Should we put our faith in Tedric Thompson? -Will Dissly and Jimmy Graham out with patellar injury-Mike Davis runs and runs!-Sebastian Janikowski is no Blair Walsh-Jarran Reed was really good again, but Pro Bowl good?-Brian Schottenheimer's game-plan; 3rd and 1 pass in the 4th quarter-But if we won, why did the game just feel like a loss This week vs NFC West: Rams are 4-0;-Rams game:-Rams are 2nd in points, third in pass and seventh in rush-How can Seattle win?-K.J. Wright to return?-Who wins and why?www.12thmanrising.com