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Go to www.LearningLeader.com for full show notes This is brought to you by Insight Global. If you need to hire 1 person, hire a team of people, or transform your business through Talent or Technical Services, Insight Global's team of 30,000 people around the world have the hustle and grit to deliver. Sukhinder Singh Cassidy is the CEO of Xero. Xero is a cloud-based accounting software designed for small businesses. They did $2.1 billion in revenue last year. Over the past 25 years, Sukhinder has had leadership roles at Google, Amazon, and StubHub. Notes: Key Learnings Strategic CEO Job Search Criteria – Sukhinder had four non-negotiables: macro tailwinds/good market, customer she could be passionate about, strong business model, and a role where she could "learn for miles" for 5-8 years. Only two companies met her criteria in 18 months of searching. "Sell, Interview, Sell" Hiring Process – First meeting is 50% selling the opportunity to attract top talent. Only after candidates lean in do you shift to intensive interviewing with leadership team exposure. The Virtuous Cycle Framework – Customer at the top, supported by "high purpose, high performance, high people" culture. "It's an 'and,' not an 'or'" - you don't get to choose just one element. Back-Channeling is Critical – Reference checking happens throughout the entire interview process, not just at the end. "The most important thing is not just front channel... it's all the back channel." Values Alignment Over Pure Qualifications – "Go where my values fit and my strengths are valued." Cultural fit becomes the deciding factor in close hiring calls, not competence. The Layoff Leadership Test – Six weeks after joining, Sukhinder laid off 900 people based on McKinsey benchmarking. Showed consistency between the outside-in analysis presented to the board and transparent communication to employees. Portfolio of Bets Strategy – Balance growth, profitability, and customer happiness through diversified initiatives ranging from "safe moves" to "flyers," with clear probability assessments. Consistency as Culture Foundation – "Culture means consistency of message and what's important." Authenticity through change, not resistance to change. The 10-Slide CEO Interview Deck Framework: Vision statement (destination in 2-3 years) Outside-in market analysis Competitive landscape SWOT analysis of current position Five key strategic moves Implementation approach ("the how") Estimated outcomes with probability ranges Practical Application: Job Search Strategy – Define 4-5 non-negotiable criteria upfront. Be willing to wait for roles that truly meet your standards rather than taking "the job before the job." Interview Preparation – Always build a comprehensive thesis deck even if not requested. Use it to clarify your own thinking and demonstrate strategic capability. Hiring Excellence – Spend equal time selling the opportunity and evaluating candidates. Use diverse interview panels and back-channel extensively throughout the process. Cultural Leadership – Be consistent in messaging across all stakeholders (board, investors, employees). Authenticity enables trust during periods of change. Strategic Planning – Frame initiatives as a portfolio of bets with clear probability assessments. Balance growth, profitability, and customer satisfaction rather than optimizing for one. Leadership Hiring Process: The CEO interviews top 2-3 levels even without hiring authority Diverse interviewer panels with "bar raisers" Business problem-solving presentations in the final rounds Multiple leadership team interactions before the final decision Life Lessons: Patience in Career Progression – Sometimes the right opportunity requires waiting. Sukhinder was frustrated during 18 months of searching but found the perfect fit. Preparation Separates Candidates – The depth of strategic thinking demonstrated in final presentations often determines CEO selections. Culture Survives Through Consistency – Not avoiding change, but maintaining consistent values and communication approach through inevitable changes. Leadership Requires Tough Decisions – Laying off 900 people six weeks into the role, but doing it transparently and based on clear data/analysis. Value Creation Through Alignment – Finding roles where your strengths are valued and values align creates exponentially better outcomes than pure skill matching. Systems Thinking Builds Trust – Sharing appropriate "behind the scenes" context helps teams understand difficult decisions and builds long-term credibility. Early Career Focus – "Do great work for great people." Find talented leaders to apprentice under and work exceptionally hard to maximize learning. Authenticity Enables Performance – Being genuine about challenges and changes builds stronger relationships than trying to maintain artificial stability. Strategic Communication – Frame personal asks in terms of organizational benefits. Make it about solving their problems, not your desires. The Xero Transformation: Financial Performance: $2.1B revenue, 21% YoY growth while maintaining profitability Cultural Approach: "High purpose, high performance, high people" - no choosing between them Strategic Moves: Pricing/packaging optimization, sales motion transformation, customer experience reimagining (new dashboard with 3000+ customer inputs) Leadership Philosophy: Provide a "systems view" to employees, share investor-level insights appropriately, and maintain authenticity during difficult decisions

Anthony reacts to Slovenia getting knocked out of Eurobasket by Germany and the improvements he saw from Luka Doncic that would tangibly help the Lakers. Then, he segues to Adam Silver's press conference at the NBA's Board of Governors meeting that, well, could have gone better. 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

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Browns beat reporter Daryl Ruiter joins Baskin and Phelps following practice in Berea. He says to not expect a final decision on Quiinshon Judkins's fate with the NFL this week despite his meeting today and talks about how the offense can be more explosive in week two.

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Iowa fell behind, 13-3, before tying the game up---before a late Cyclones field goal gave them a 16-13 lead with 1:45 to go…and Iowa did absolutely nothing with the ball when they got it back, getting sacked twice The Hawkeyes had 214 total yards, and just 83 passing yards from Mark Gronowski, who threw a bad INT in the first half that led to an Iowa State TD. Defense and special teams appear solid as usual but…..offense is lacking Show Sponsored by SANDHILLS GLOBALOur Sponsors:* Check out Hims: https://hims.com/EARLYBREAK* Check out Washington Red Raspberries: https://redrazz.orgAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Verse by verse study through the book of Acts Chapter Three and Verse Eighteen

For the Glory KC is back with the 144th episode of the show!Sporting Kansas City broke a nearly two-month winless streak on Saturday night against the Colorado Rapids. The streak went back to their last win, also against the Rapids, on July 4th in Commerce City. And while "winless" is technically right, it was worse than that. Between victories over Colorado, Sporting KC were 0-5-1, with just a single draw against NYCFC.The defense was still flawed, and defense often starts further up the field, so there is blame to go around. Colorado should have scored far more than the two goals they put in, if not for outstanding individual efforts from John Pulskamp, Robert Voloder and Ian James. But it was something else that stood out on Saturday.With Manu Garcia still unavailable due to injury, Kerry Zavagnin finally used Santiago Munoz as a straight up #10. You could call it a second striker, but he was floating all over creating opportunities. He was involved in so many attacking sequences and seemed to unlock Sporting KC's creativity. Not every sequence ended with a shot, but there was so much promise.Another move I've been asking for is not starting all three strikers together. It leaves no impact subs on the bench to play forward. With Mason Toye starting on the bench, it was a combination of him subbing on and Santi unlocking the midfield that led to the game winning goal. Munoz played a perfect ball to Toye to finished with precision to push SKC over the line for their seventh win of the season.Of course, Sheena and I talked about a lot more Sporting KC happenings in this episode, including:Our favorite goal of the night (there were so many good candidates)Pulskamp heroicsThat James save off the line!Daniel Salloi showing man strengthInternational callups and so much moreThe KC Current did what we basically expect them to do at this point. Just keep winning. They've won twice since our last podcast and clinched a playoff spot. They aren't that far away from locking up the NWSL Shield. But ultimately, the season will be defined by what they do in the playoffs. Before we get there though, we talk through the victories over the Portland Thorns and North Carolina Courage.In the Digital Crawl, we hit on a few more topics, including:St. Louis fire their Sporting DirectorBarbra Banda done for the yearThe USWNT game at CPKC StadiumHere is a rundown of topics and start times:Sporting KC's big comeback victory - 8:22SKC make moves and Intl. Call-ups in the SKC roundup - 54:24KC Current keep winning - 1:01:03Strife between ownership & the NWSL in the Current roundup - 1:18:32Digital Crawl - 1:26:47Upcoming GamesSKC II vs. Real Monarchs, Sat. Sept 6th at 12:00PM CDTUSMNT vs. South Korea, Sat. Sept 6th at 4:00 PMKC Current @ Bay FC, Sat. Sept 6th at 9:00PMSporting KC vs. Austin FC, Sun. Sept. 7th at 6:00PMAs a special gift to For the Glory KC listeners and KC Soccer Journal readers, Backheeled dot com is giving away 30 days of their amazing, independent American soccer coverage for free. If you decide you want to turn that into a paid membership, they'll give you 10 percent off too. Just follow this link!Big thanks to Splitter Conspiracy (listen to them here) for our theme music made with the permission of the KC Cauldron.

Utah State football coach Bronco Mendenhall joined DJ & PK to talk about the Utah State Aggies' victory over UTEP and what he makes of their upcoming road game at Texas A&M.

We've all had to deal with a boss who just doesn't get it, but this week's stories prove that the best revenge isn't fighting back, it's simply following the rules. We're diving into four tales of malicious compliance, where a clueless manager gets a lesson in the trenches and a petty boss's rule costs his company $10,000. These stories prove that when someone insists on playing by the rules, you should let them win.

Mike and Carl discuss the Braves 19-4 loss to Philly, and how this was just all the season's woes wrapped up in one game.

On Aug. 25, the FDA informed the public that the agency officially suspended its approval for Valneva's Ixchiq vaccine.Ixchiq is a vaccine for Chikungunya, a mosquito-borne disease. The vaccine was initially approved to be administered in the United States in November 2023, under the FDA's fast-tracked accelerated approval pathway.Let's go through what the data showed, as well as why the FDA decided this move to stop the vaccine was necessary.

Today in 1835, the start of a six-part series in the New York Sun newspaper about fantastical creatures living on the moon. It wasn't true, but it was wildly popular. Plus: starting today, an auction of some rare US gold coins from the collection of an 80s rocker and avid collector. The Great Moon Hoax of 1835: The Birth of Fake News? (Interesting Engineering)Rick Springfield Collection of U.S. gold coins to be sold (Coin World)It would be fantastic (but not fantastical) for our listeners to back our show on Patreon

Full episode of JJ & Alex with Alex Kirry and Jeremiah Jensen on August 22, 2025 Big 12 Predictons ahead of Week 0 Which teams will fall out of the Top 25? Would You Rather? Ed Graney, UNLV for the Las Vegas Review-Journal ESPN's CFP Predictions The Top 10: Schools with the highest win percentage since 2020 Greg Sankey caves into having a 9 game conference schedule for the SEC NFL Blitz Best and Worst

Hour 2 of JJ & Alex with Jeremiah Jensen and Alex Kirry. Ed Graney, UNLV for the Las Vegas Review-Journal ESPN's CFP Predictions The Top 10: Schools with the highest win percentage since 2020

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LISTEN and SUBSCRIBE on:Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/watchdog-on-wall-street-with-chris-markowski/id570687608 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2PtgPvJvqc2gkpGIkNMR5i WATCH and SUBSCRIBE on:https://www.youtube.com/@WatchdogOnWallstreet/featured  The media's busy speculating on Trump's Ukraine meetings—but the real story wasn't in the spin, it was in the optics. What did we actually see? A fading Europe, sitting like nervous kids at daddy's desk.In this episode of Watchdog on Wall Street, Chris breaks down:Why Italy's Giorgia Meloni was the only European leader in the room who looked unshakenHow Eastern Europe (Poland, Hungary, Greece) is rising while France, Germany, and the UK are flounderingEurope's energy suicide: Germany shuts nukes, France limits your A/C, and the UK thinks confetti cannons will save its stock marketWhy America's IPO market is thriving while Europe's is collapsingThe dangerous parallels between Europe's decline and the path the U.S. is heading downEurope has turned itself into a museum—beautiful for tourism, irrelevant in everything else. The question is: are we next?

Zac and Phil recap their experiences at the Steel City Spectacular, discussing their deck choices, tournament outcomes, and insights into the current meta. They explore the differences between online and paper play, the viability of various decks, and the significance of player trends. The conversation also delves into highlights from a CEDH event, card discoveries, and the potential of new formats like Premier and Pre-Modern. The episode concludes with reflections on what they learned and their future plans in the game.https://moxfield.com/decks/_VLA40URZUyq1xb2XoyW7g

NFL Network analyst and Browns preseason play by play voice Chris Rose joins Baskin and Phelps ahead of Cleveland's final preseason game against the Rams. He discusses what the rookies need to show in the final preseason game to help move up the depth chart.

CLNS Media's Taylor Kyles and Brian Hines of Pats Pulpit break down Drake Maye's performances across 18 days of training camp. SUBSCRIBE to the Patriots Daily Podcast w/ Taylor Kyles & Mike Kadlick  ⤵️

Terry McLaurin did NOT show up for the 2nd preseason game, and we weren't thrilled about it. We also get into the Brian Robinson trade market, as he's expected to be playing elsewhere this season.

Zac and Phil recap their experiences at the Steel City Spectacular, discussing their deck choices, tournament outcomes, and insights into the current meta. They explore the differences between online and paper play, the viability of various decks, and the significance of player trends. The conversation also delves into highlights from a CEDH event, card discoveries, and the potential of new formats like Premier and Pre-Modern. The episode concludes with reflections on what they learned and their future plans in the game.https://moxfield.com/decks/_VLA40URZUyq1xb2XoyW7g

In Gary Neville's first podcast of the new 2025/26 season, he reacts to Arsenal's 1-0 win against Man Utd at Old Trafford. He lauds the performance of a new Man City signing after their resounding win against Wolves. Neville is adamant that Ruben Amorim needs to sign a new goalkeeper in the summer transfer window. He backs one team to beat the drop by stating they demonstrated the qualities to achieve Premier League survival in their first match of the season. Neville believes there are three teams that all have genuine cases to be Premier League title contenders this season.

Phil Perry breaks down Day 2 of the joint practice with the Vikings. He discusses the offense's struggles, highlights a bright spot in Drake Maye, and provides reacts to the latest on Stefon Diggs.1:00 Breaking down Day 2 of joint practices in Minnesota14:00 Stock Watch after two days with the Vikings18:00 - What's going on with Stefon Diggs? WATCH every episode of The Next Pats podcast on YouTubeFollow NBC Sports Boston:NBCSportsBoston.comX @NBCSpatriotsFacebookInstagramTikTok

Bryan Kohberger: How the System Missed a Monster Bryan Kohberger didn't just commit a horrific crime—he allegedly built up to it in silence, leaving a trail of chilling behavioral patterns that now seem impossible to ignore. In this Hidden Killers special, Tony Brueski sits down with psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott for an in-depth, four-part exploration of the psychology behind Kohberger's evolution, his disturbing obsessions, and the institutional failures that allowed it all to unfold. We begin with Kohberger's pre-crime behavior. Long before the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students, newly unsealed documents suggest Kohberger had been stalking the King Road house—visiting the area over 20 times at night. He allegedly searched police scanners just hours before the crime, possibly entered the home beforehand, and collected the ID cards of women who didn't even know they'd been targeted. Was this random, or was he following a dark internal blueprint? In Part 2, we dive deep into Kohberger's mind. From Tinder messages about “the worst way to die” to his fascination with criminology and knives, Shavaun breaks down how fantasy, obsession, and control may have fueled his behavior. Was this man living out a story in his head before he ever acted on it? Next, we examine Kohberger's behavior behind bars. Inmates and officers describe him as withdrawn, fastidious, and disturbingly detached. He didn't speak at sentencing. Showed no visible remorse. Was it a psychological retreat—or part of the performance? Finally, we ask the hard questions: How was this missed? What systems failed? The signs were there—the 2021 break-in, the stalking, the digital breadcrumbs. Why didn't anyone step in? Shavaun and Tony explore how institutions overlook early warning signs and how we can do better. This is the full psychological breakdown of the Kohberger case—one that forces us to confront not just what he did, but how he got there. Hashtags: #BryanKohberger #IdahoMurders #CriminalPsychology #HiddenKillers #TonyBrueski #ShavaunScott #TrueCrimePodcast #StalkingBehavior #SystemicFailure #FantasyToViolence Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

Bryan Kohberger: How the System Missed a Monster Bryan Kohberger didn't just commit a horrific crime—he allegedly built up to it in silence, leaving a trail of chilling behavioral patterns that now seem impossible to ignore. In this Hidden Killers special, Tony Brueski sits down with psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott for an in-depth, four-part exploration of the psychology behind Kohberger's evolution, his disturbing obsessions, and the institutional failures that allowed it all to unfold. We begin with Kohberger's pre-crime behavior. Long before the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students, newly unsealed documents suggest Kohberger had been stalking the King Road house—visiting the area over 20 times at night. He allegedly searched police scanners just hours before the crime, possibly entered the home beforehand, and collected the ID cards of women who didn't even know they'd been targeted. Was this random, or was he following a dark internal blueprint? In Part 2, we dive deep into Kohberger's mind. From Tinder messages about “the worst way to die” to his fascination with criminology and knives, Shavaun breaks down how fantasy, obsession, and control may have fueled his behavior. Was this man living out a story in his head before he ever acted on it? Next, we examine Kohberger's behavior behind bars. Inmates and officers describe him as withdrawn, fastidious, and disturbingly detached. He didn't speak at sentencing. Showed no visible remorse. Was it a psychological retreat—or part of the performance? Finally, we ask the hard questions: How was this missed? What systems failed? The signs were there—the 2021 break-in, the stalking, the digital breadcrumbs. Why didn't anyone step in? Shavaun and Tony explore how institutions overlook early warning signs and how we can do better. This is the full psychological breakdown of the Kohberger case—one that forces us to confront not just what he did, but how he got there. Hashtags: #BryanKohberger #IdahoMurders #CriminalPsychology #HiddenKillers #TonyBrueski #ShavaunScott #TrueCrimePodcast #StalkingBehavior #SystemicFailure #FantasyToViolence Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

92.9 The Game Atlanta Falcons Reporter Joe Patrick speaks about the fight at joint practice, what to expect for the 2nd preseason game, Darnell Mooney's timeline to return, and how big a year Drake London feels set up to have.

  Monica Weisak's new article "RFK Jr. - The Next JFK or LBJ" ? Read Here JFK was standing up to Israel RFK Jr. seems to not know JFK foreign policy regarding Palestine and Israel Her article details JFK "state of crisis" in relations between the U.S. and Israel: RFK 's total lack of empathy is concerning Has RFK.jr been blackmailed? LBJ was pro zionist In the 1960s, Israel stole bomb-grade uranium from a US nuclear fuel-processing plant. The Apollo Affair or NUMEC Affair - a 1965 incident in the Pittsburgh suburbs of Apollo and Parks Township, Pennsylvania 200 - 600 lbs of highly enriched uranium, gone to Israel's nuclear weapons program. LBJ complict in the USS LIBERTY incident Watch the 4 hour documentary Sacrificing Liberty JFK's views were not what RFK.jr is promoting Showed empathy for Vacinne injured children, but absoulty none for children of Palestine Part Two - Mark Adamczyk starts @ 43:30 Mark is the co-author of "Chokeholds" and expert on the JFK Records Collection Act. Mark Adamczyk's Letter To Congresswoman Luna Read his letter Here Secret sequestered JFK collection View Document Here Reveals a plan of the CIA before the ARRB was created 16 boxes of sensitive assassination material on Lee Oswald 34 boxes of material collected by the Directorate of Operations 29 boxes of records from the CIA Office of Legislative Counsel A predesigned plan hide and keep classified records from the public George Joaniddies was running Anti Castro activity in Miami & New Orleans 27,000 postponements for document reviews The National Archives cannot be taken at their word... 72 microfilm reels (box no. 64), which include the Oswald 201 file and Mexico City Station records  

Bryan Kohberger: How the System Missed a Monster Bryan Kohberger didn't just commit a horrific crime—he allegedly built up to it in silence, leaving a trail of chilling behavioral patterns that now seem impossible to ignore. In this Hidden Killers special, Tony Brueski sits down with psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott for an in-depth, four-part exploration of the psychology behind Kohberger's evolution, his disturbing obsessions, and the institutional failures that allowed it all to unfold. We begin with Kohberger's pre-crime behavior. Long before the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students, newly unsealed documents suggest Kohberger had been stalking the King Road house—visiting the area over 20 times at night. He allegedly searched police scanners just hours before the crime, possibly entered the home beforehand, and collected the ID cards of women who didn't even know they'd been targeted. Was this random, or was he following a dark internal blueprint? In Part 2, we dive deep into Kohberger's mind. From Tinder messages about “the worst way to die” to his fascination with criminology and knives, Shavaun breaks down how fantasy, obsession, and control may have fueled his behavior. Was this man living out a story in his head before he ever acted on it? Next, we examine Kohberger's behavior behind bars. Inmates and officers describe him as withdrawn, fastidious, and disturbingly detached. He didn't speak at sentencing. Showed no visible remorse. Was it a psychological retreat—or part of the performance? Finally, we ask the hard questions: How was this missed? What systems failed? The signs were there—the 2021 break-in, the stalking, the digital breadcrumbs. Why didn't anyone step in? Shavaun and Tony explore how institutions overlook early warning signs and how we can do better. This is the full psychological breakdown of the Kohberger case—one that forces us to confront not just what he did, but how he got there. Hashtags: #BryanKohberger #IdahoMurders #CriminalPsychology #HiddenKillers #TonyBrueski #ShavaunScott #TrueCrimePodcast #StalkingBehavior #SystemicFailure #FantasyToViolence Want to comment and watch this podcast as a video? Check out our YouTube Channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hiddenkillerspod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hiddenkillerspod/ Tik-Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@hiddenkillerspod X Twitter https://x.com/tonybpod Listen Ad-Free On Apple Podcasts Here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-today-premium-plus-ad-free-advance-episode/id1705422872

Devy Devotional Podcast Episode Notes: Next Man UpDate: August 13, 2025Hosts: John Arrington, Andy StarrNote: Aaron Wilcox was absent for this episode.IntroductionJohn Arrington hosts alongside Andy Starr, filling in for the absent Aaron Wilcox.The episode focuses on recent injuries in college football, particularly during fall camps, and discusses the "next man up" for key teams, exploring potential replacements and their impact on team dynamics and fantasy football (Devy and CFF).Key Topics and Discussions1. General Injury OverviewThe hosts discuss the impact of injuries across college football, noting that while some are minor, others could have significant long-term effects.The focus is on identifying players who could step up in the absence of injured starters, especially at running back and wide receiver positions.2. Notre Dame: Keidren Young's Season-Ending InjuryInjury: Keidren Young (RB, Notre Dame) suffered a season-ending ACL tear.Impact: Young was expected to have a role as a spell back for Jeremiah Love, particularly on early downs. His injury disrupts his development and role for 2025.Next Man Up: Aneas Williams is highlighted as a potential beneficiary, likely stepping into a larger role in the running back room. The hosts note Notre Dame's limited depth at RB, with only Jeremiah Love, Jadarian Price, and Aneas Williams listed alongside Young on the depth chart (per Our Lads).Future Outlook: Young's injury could push him to re-earn his role in 2026, especially with Love and Price potentially leaving. Concerns arise about Notre Dame recruiting over Young or adding walk-ons to bolster depth.Devy Notes: Williams is seen as an electric back with more explosiveness than Young, offering a promising 1-2 punch for 2026 if Young recovers fully. However, the hosts express caution about running back injuries in general, citing examples like Jonathan Brooks and CJ Baxter.3. Iowa: Kamari Moulton's Hamstring InjuryInjury: Kamari Moulton (RB, Iowa) is sidelined with a hamstring injury, missing practice in the week leading up to the episode.Impact: Moulton was expected to lead Iowa's backfield after Caleb Johnson's surprising 2024 season. A prolonged absence could severely hamper Iowa's already weak offense.Next Man Up: The depth chart behind Moulton is thin, with Jayzeon Patterson, Terrell Washington, Xavier Williams, and Brevin Doll listed. None have shown significant promise, with low big-time run rates and PPR points per touch.Discussion: The hosts express concern about Iowa's running game without Moulton, noting the team's historical reliance on defense and tight ends rather than offensive firepower. They discuss the addition of FCS transfer quarterback Mark Grunowski, who could add a rushing element, but doubt Iowa will shift to a spread offense under coach Kirk Ferentz.Devy Notes: Moulton's 7% big-time run rate offers some optimism if he returns healthy, but the hosts are pessimistic about Iowa's offense without him, predicting a potential struggle to reach 200 rushing yards as a team.4. Florida: Wide Receiver InjuriesInjuries:Eugene Wilson III (WR) has been limited in spring and fall practices due to an undisclosed injury.Dallas Wilson (WR, true freshman) is in a hard cast for a lower leg injury, expected to miss at least a week or two.Impact: Florida's wide receiver room is depleted, raising concerns about offensive production, especially with a tough 2025 schedule.Next Man Up:J. Michael Sturdivant (WR, transfer from Cal): Expected to fill a role similar to Kahleil Dike but has regressed since a 755-yard sophomore season at Cal (2022). His 315 yards in 2024 at UCLA raise doubts about his ability to exceed 300-500 yards in the SEC.Vernell Brown III (WR, true freshman): A five-star recruit with inconsistent camp reports but high athletic potential. He could seize a starting role if Wilson and Wilson are sidelined.Tank Hawkins (WR, true sophomore): Showed promise with a 4.6 average depth of target (A-dot) on limited routes (46) in 2024. Could step up as a possession receiver.Other Names: Aiden Mizell and Khalil Jackson are mentioned but deemed unexciting due to limited production (Jackson had 13 yards in 2024).Discussion: The hosts speculate on lineup adjustments, suggesting Eugene Wilson could move to the X-receiver role with Brown in the slot if injuries persist. They emphasize the need for quarterback DJ Lagway to elevate the offense, noting his shoulder and calf injuries as concerns. Florida's tough schedule and coach Billy Napier's job security add urgency to getting top players like Brown on the field.Devy Notes: Brown is the most exciting prospect for Devy purposes, with potential to break out if given opportunities. Sturdivant and Hawkins are less appealing, with Sturdivant's decline making him a risky bet.5. LSU: Wide Receiver InjuriesInjuries:Nick Anderson (WR, transfer from Oklahoma) is recovering from a quadriceps injury, possibly related to a car accident and concussion protocol.Aaron Anderson (WR) has been sidelined during fall camp, with limited details on the injury.Impact: LSU's deep wide receiver room mitigates the impact, but the injuries could open doors for younger players.Next Man Up:Barion Brown (WR): A former Kentucky standout with a strong freshman year, Brown has earned all-SEC preseason honors and praise in camp. He's listed as a backup flanker but could see significant snaps.Zavion Thomas (WR): Also receiving camp buzz but hasn't stood out significantly as a receiver.Chris Hilton Jr. (WR): The presumed starter at X-receiver, Hilton has big-play potential (2.5+ yards per route run in three seasons) but only 225 yards in 2024. His role is questioned due to competition from younger talent.Kylan Billiot (WR, true sophomore): A highly-touted recruit listed as third-string behind Nick Anderson. Could see snaps if injuries persist.Teron Francis (WR, true freshman): Nicknamed “Man Child,” Francis has generated hype for his athleticism and camp performance, potentially pushing for a role.Discussion: The hosts debate whether veterans like Hilton and Aaron Anderson can hold off younger talents like Billiot and Francis. LSU's passing game, led by quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, is expected to remain strong despite injuries due to the team's depth.Devy Notes: Brown and Francis are the most intriguing for Devy leagues, with Brown offering immediate production potential and Francis as a long-term upside pick. Hilton's big-play ability is noted but tempered by his limited production.6. Oklahoma: Running Back InjuriesInjuries:Taylor Tatum (RB) and Jayden Ott (RB) are dealing with minor injuries, expected to return by Week 1.Xavier Robinson (RB) is also injured, leaving only Javontae Barnes and true freshman Torrey Blaylock as healthy backs in camp.Impact: Oklahoma's running back room is described as “disgusting” due to its lack of proven talent and injury concerns.Next Man Up:Torrey Blaylock (RB, true freshman): Has impressed in camp with his speed and explosiveness, potentially earning a role in specific packages.Javontae Barnes (RB): Healthy as of recent reports but hampered by a 2023 foot injury (dead bone removed near his big toe). His 577 yards in 2024 were underwhelming (4.7 YPC).Jayden Ott (RB): A former standout at Cal, Ott struggled in 2024 but could rebound if healthy.Taylor Tatum (RB): A highly-touted recruit with better per-carry metrics than Barnes but limited by inexperience and injury.Discussion: The hosts highlight Blaylock's potential to see the field due to his explosiveness, despite being low on the depth chart. Concerns linger about Barnes' recovery from his foot injury and Ott's ability to return to form. The addition of quarterback John Mateer and new offensive coordinator could shift focus to the passing game.Devy Notes: Blaylock is a sleeper pick for Devy leagues due to his camp buzz and the weak depth chart. Tatum remains a high-upside prospect, while Ott and Barnes are less appealing due to recent struggles.Additional NotesAaron Wilcox's Absence: The hosts humorously note Aaron's absence, joking about his fear of the “Guess the Guy” segment, which was skipped for the second consecutive week.College Football Excitement: With the season two weeks away, the hosts are excited about upcoming games, noting a stronger-than-usual Week 0 and Week 1 schedule.Technical Issues: Andy experienced internet connectivity issues during the podcast, briefly dropping out. John's daughter inadvertently turned off his house lights via voice-controlled devices, adding a humorous moment.Key Devy TakeawaysHigh-Upside Prospects to Watch: Vernell Brown III (Florida), Torrey Blaylock (Oklahoma), Barion Brown (LSU), and Teron Francis (LSU) are highlighted as potential breakout players if injuries create opportunities.Injury Concerns: Keidren Young (Notre Dame), Kamari Moulton (Iowa), Eugene Wilson III (Florida), Dallas Wilson (Florida), Nick Anderson (LSU), and DJ Lagway (Florida) face varying degrees of injury risk, impacting their Devy value.Depth Chart Analysis: Teams like LSU and Florida have deeper talent pools to weather injuries, while Iowa and Oklahoma face significant challenges if their injured players miss extended time.ClosingThe hosts thank listeners for their support on Gridiron Ratings' YouTube channel and Spotify, encouraging engagement through comments and subscriptions.They promise to return with Aaron Wilcox for the next episode, as college football season approaches.Runtime: ~1 hourListen on: Gridiron Ratings YouTube, SpotifyNext Episode: TBD, with hopes of Aaron Wilcox's return and live football discussions.

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Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac recap and react to the Atlanta Falcons' first preseason game on Friday versus the Detroit Lions, including the game being suspended in the fourth quarter after Lions safety Morice Norris was taken off the field in an ambulance after being injured while attempting to tackle Falcons' rookie running back Nathan Carter with 14:50 left to play in the fourth quarter. Mike, Beau, and Ali also give you their biggest takeaways from the actual game, and talk about how Falcons safety DeMarcco Hellams showed Friday that there'll be a fist fight for the other safety spot next to Jessie Bates III.

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Has God given you a vision for your life, but it feels like something is standing in the way? In this episode of How to Win with Mike Moore, we're talking about vision blockers. The fears, distractions, delays, and even people pleasing tendencies that can keep you from moving forward in what God has shown you. You'll learn how to recognize when you're off track, how to break free from mental and spiritual roadblocks, and how to stay obedient even when the vision takes longer than you expected. Whether you're in the early stages of your calling or you've been sitting on a God-given dream for years, this conversation will help you refocus and take the next step with confidence.

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