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Joe reacts to the shocking news that Bill Belichick was left off the first-ballot Hall of Fame despite owning the most Super Bowl wins by a head coach in NFL history, questioning whether past cheating scandals may have influenced voters. The conversation shifts to Don Shula, who still sits ahead of Belichick in all-time wins, with Joe sharing stories that highlight Shula's integrity—including refusing to look at a found playbook and being falsely accused of manipulating field conditions. The segment also covers Miami officially landing Duke quarterback Darian Mensah and the Bills hiring Joe Brady as their new head coach.

Poni said he got some rationale on why the Steelers made the coaching search a total farce and neglected talking to candidates like Chris Shula and Nate Scheelhaase. Poni was told Shula ‘bombed' his virtual interview with the Steelers. Poni added that Scheelhaase ‘impressed' the Steelers, but the front office brass ‘didn't think he was ready' to be a head coach. Another mention from Poni included the nugget that Anthony Weaver brought up Kliff Kingsbury as his potential OC.

Poni said he got some rationale on why the Steelers made the coaching search a total farce and neglected talking to candidates like Chris Shula and Nate Scheelhaase. Poni was told Shula ‘bombed' his virtual interview with the Steelers. Poni added that Scheelhaase ‘impressed' the Steelers, but the front office brass ‘didn't think he was ready' to be a head coach. Another mention from Poni included the nugget that Anthony Weaver brought up Kliff Kingsbury as his potential OC. Poni, who is still in NYC, was at a show on Saturday afternoon when the Mike McCarthy news came down. Poni is not 100% sure McCarthy will call plays. What do we think the rest of the staff could look like? McCarthy Minute – Bill Cowher loves the hire of Mike McCarthy.

On the Friday edition of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by FanDuel and Edgar Snyder & Associates, Post-Gazette Steelers insiders Christopher Carter and Brian Batko ponder the attractiveness of the team's roster for prospective coaching candidates including Chris Shula, Nate Scheelhaase, Mike McCarthy, Anthony Weaver and others. Could the presence of aging stars like Cam Heyward, T.J. Watt, Jalen Ramsey and others dissuade coaches looking to start fresh? Or does the young core led by Joey Porter Jr., Derrick Harmon, Zach Frazier, Troy Fautanu, Broderick Jones, Nick Herbig and DK Metcalf give whomever the next coach turns out to be plenty to mold compared to some of the other open coaching jobs? Our duo tackles those topics, then reflects on coach Sean McDermott's ouster with the Buffalo Bills. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hokie would hire Chris Shula. He thinks that Shula fits the mold of what the Steelers have liked. The trend in the NFL over the years have been offensive coaches. Hokie isn't sold on Will Howard, but agrees with Ben Roethlisberger that they need to build the roster to help a quarterback. Hokie thinks it's important to take one step back to take five steps forward.

Hour 2 with Bob Pompeani and Joe Starkey: Chris Hoke would hire Chris Shula. He thinks that Shula fits the mold of what the Steelers have liked. Hokie thinks it's important to take one step back to take five steps forward. Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that Nate Scheelhaase blew the Steelers away in his interview. The Pirates have four prospects in the Top 40 of Baseball America's Top 100 prospects list.

Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk joined the show. Mike said it's not your father's (or grandfather's) Steelers in reaction to Mike McCarthy being among the favorites for the Steelers job. Mike thinks the Steelers should pivot to an offensive guy because of the way the game has changed. Mike doesn't agree with the belief that a McCarthy hire would mean an Aaron Rodgers return to Pittsburgh. Mike brought up an interesting postgame comment made by McCarthy following a playoff loss a few years ago in Dallas. He said there are some attention-to-detail things McCarthy falls short in. Mike thinks Brian Flores would return to Minnesota if he doesn't get a head coaching job. Mike talked about the projection there is when hiring someone like Nate Scheelhaase, who has never been a coordinator before, let alone head coach. Mike still believes Chris Shula makes the most sense for the Steelers. Mike said the Steelers are only competing with the Ravens and the Bills, and those teams could be going in opposite directions at head coach.

93.7 The Fan Sports Director Jeff Hathhorn joined the show. Jeff said the Mike McCarthy interview is more serious than just a courtesy chat. Jeff thinks the Steelers will go through all of their interviews before deciding. Why haven't any other teams had McCarthy high on their list? The guys said Chris Shula better skip a generation of greatness because his dad and uncle were terrible head coaches while his grandpa is an all-time great. Jeff said he is not surprised that Nate Scheelhaase popped in his interview with the Steelers. How much of a shot does Anthony Weaver have? Do the Steelers consider if a candidate has ties to an AFC North rival? Jeff said he has ‘heard too much' about Shula when it comes to being the next Steelers head coach. Will the Steelers add to their coaching staff and will they modernize a little bit more to the active game?

Would there be this much love for Mike McCarthy if he wasn't from Pittsburgh? Ben Roethlisberger brought up McCarthy knowing the ‘Steelers Way' because he is from here. That seems like it's a pretty made-up narrative. 93.7 The Fan Sports Director Jeff Hathhorn joined the show. Jeff said the Mike McCarthy interview is more serious than just a courtesy chat. Jeff thinks the Steelers will go through all of their interviews before deciding. Why haven't any other teams had McCarthy high on their list? The guys said Chris Shula better skip a generation of greatness because his dad and uncle were terrible head coaches while his grandpa is an all-time great. Jeff said he is not surprised that Nate Scheelhaase popped in his interview with the Steelers. How much of a shot does Anthony Weaver have? Do the Steelers consider if a candidate has ties to an AFC North rival? Jeff said he has ‘heard too much' about Shula when it comes to being the next Steelers head coach. Will the Steelers add to their coaching staff and will they modernize a little bit more to the active game?

On the Tuesday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by FanDuel, host Noah Hiles welcomes Post-Gazette Steelers insider Ray Fittipaldo for the latest updates on the coaching search to replace Mike Tomlin. What should we make of Jeff Hafley choosing the Dolphins after interviewing with the Steelers last week? Will owner Art Rooney II and GM Omar Khan wait for candidates Chris Shula and Nate Scheelhaase, who work for teams still alive in the NFL playoffs? Or will they want to move more quickly for candidates like Brian Flores, who's getting a second interview this week? And will there be pressure to make a move given the many other openings around the NFL, including two in the AFC North division following the departures of Keven Stefanski from the Browns to the Falcons, and John Harbaugh from the Ravens to the Giants? Our duo tackles those questions plus NFL conference championship storylines as the Rams face the Seahawks in the NFC and the Patriots take on the Broncos in the AFC. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Brian would predict that Chris Shula will be the next head coach. The Steelers are interested in the Sean McVay coaching tree. Brian Flores doesn't move the needle for Brian. Mike McCarthy did well in Green Bay, but doesn't seem like a great coach for this job.

Hour 2 with Joe Starkey: Nick would hire Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula as the Steelers next head coach. The Rams have the lowest paid defense in the NFL and Shula gets a ton out of them as a solid defense. Nate Scheelhaase could be the offensive coordinator. Is this the time for the Steelers to hire an offensive coach so a solid coordinator doesn't leave after only a couple of seasons? Do Steelers fans really just want Will Howard to play next year?

Hour 4 with Joe Starkey: Brian Batko would predict that Chris Shula will be the next head coach. The Steelers are interested in the Sean McVay coaching tree. Brian Flores doesn't move the needle for Brian. The NFL playoffs have been great. Indiana has the best season ever because they went 16-0 and no other team in over 100 years can say that. The 2019 LSU team would probably beat them.

Nick would hire Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula as the Steelers next head coach. The Rams have the lowest paid defense in the NFL and Shula gets a ton out of them as a solid defense. Nate Scheelhaase could be the offensive coordinator. Is this the time for the Steelers to hire an offensive coach so a solid coordinator doesn't leave after only a couple of seasons?

On the Monday episode of the North Shore Drive podcast, presented by FanDuel and Edgar Snyder & Associates, Post-Gazette Steelers insiders Christopher Carter and Ray Fittipaldo recap the latest news from the coaching search for Mike Tomlin's replacement. Are Brian Flores, Anthony Weaver and Mike McCarthy emerging as the favorites for owner Art Rooney II and GM Omar Khan? Or are they simply the candidates most available to interview currently? And where do other known interview candidates including Ejiro Evero, Jeff Hafley, Jesse Minter, Chris Shula, Nate Scheelhaase and others fit into the mix currently? Our duo tackles those questions plus timing. Do Khan and Rooney need to move quickly for coaches currently available? Or can they bide their time as names like Shula and Scheelhaase continue their NFL playoffs runs? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Sean McDermott is out in Buffalo. Bob is frustrated by discrepancies in pass interference and a catch. Starkey calls in and is distraught about the Bills loss and the confusing calls. Joe doesn't think McDermott should have been fired. Would Tomlin go to Buffalo? Will McDermott become highly sought after now? 16 of the last 25 Super Bowls have been won by "retread" coaches. Why didn't the Steelers interview Kevin Stefanski? Were the Steelers "in contention" this season? Joe says no. Sinking to the bottom paid off for the Pats and Bears. Jim tells a story about being fired. A caller brings up Will Howard, wondering if he can be a fit for the next regime. CJ Stroud was bad yesterday and probably should've been replaced. Is Howard that much different than Mendoza? The catch rule has been confusing for a long time now. A caller wants Shula, Sheelhaase, and Raheem Morris all together on the Steelers staff. How important is getting an offensive-minded coach? Are QBs coming out of college more NFL ready now? Do the Steelers need to beef up the DL before anything else? Indiana is a big favorite tonight. The pressure is on to finish the job. Mendoza has delivered time and time again. Kyle Tucker to the Dodgers is ridiculous but expected. Suarez is still a guy the Pirates should sign. A caller wants Shula as the leading candidate. The NFL playoff games were great this weekend. Multiple callers want Will Howard as the next starting QB. Could Sean McVay retire if the Rams win the SB? Pens talk - they are so bad in the shootout but way ahead of the expectations still. A call about Indiana/Miami. Some names for potential Steelers OC. Bob is still trying to figure out what a catch is. Would John Harbaugh and Kevin Stefanski have wanted to be the Bills coach if they hadn't already committed? There's so much inconsistency in NFL officiating? Revisiting the Pens woes in OT and the shootout? Should the Steelers pick up the 5th year option on Broderick Jones. Is gambling creating doubt about the NFL legitimacy? Our picks for the CFB Championship.

A caller wants Shula, Sheelhaase, and Raheem Morris all together on the Steelers staff. How important is getting an offensive-minded coach? Are QBs coming out of college more NFL ready now? Do the Steelers need to beef up the DL before anything else? Indiana is a big favorite tonight. The pressure is on to finish the job. Mendoza has delivered time and time again. Kyle Tucker to the Dodgers is ridiculous but expected. Suarez is still a guy the Pirates should sign. A caller wants Shula as the leading candidate. 

Indiana is a big favorite tonight. The pressure is on to finish the job. Mendoza has delivered time and time again. Kyle Tucker to the Dodgers is ridiculous but expected. Suarez is still a guy the Pirates should sign. A caller wants Shula as the leading candidate.

A caller wants Shula, Sheelhaase, and Raheem Morris all together on the Steelers staff. How important is getting an offensive-minded coach? Are QBs coming out of college more NFL ready now? Do the Steelers need to beef up the DL before anything else? 

Fill-in hosts Jeff Hathhorn and Jim Colony acknowledge what advantages some of the current Los Angeles Rams' coaches have and why they may be an improvement for the Steelers if any would get chosen to be the next head coach.

More on the Steelers vacant head coach position. Donny wants the Steelers to go after Klint Kubiak, the Seahawks offensive coordinator. The Steelers have interviewed Klint's brother, Klay. Klay is the offensive coordinator for the 49ers. Alan Saunders joins the show to talk about the Steelers HC opening. Alan thinks that Chris Shula is the favorite to become the next head coach, and he would like the hire if it was made. Shula has the lowest-paid defense in the NFL, and it has been very effective. Alan thinks the Steelers would prefer for Scheelhaase to come with Shula. He thinks that Jeff Hafley is a dark horse to take the job. 49ers insider Larry Kreuger joins the show. Larry thinks that the Steelers should definitely consider Niners OC Klay Kubiak for their head coaching position. He says that Klay did a lot with a little in San Francisco this year. Intern Jack has today's debrief.

Cover 2 with Blaine and Zach - Hour 1 - Should the Titans pursue Chris Shula? + Jordan Dajani joinsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Poni is still coming down from the high he got once we heard the news of Mike Tomlin stepping down after Monday night's loss to the Texans. He said it's fun that we actually get to talk about this and it's not all just a hypothetical this time. Should we be as excited as we are though? The guys talked about people having second thoughts. What would we prefer – previewing a game or having the chance to talk about the next head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers? Are callers ready to tell us to be careful what we wish for? Fair Game w/ Farabaugh – Steelers insider Nick Farabaugh from Penn Live dot com joined the show. Nick thinks it's fair to say that either of the Rams coaches (Chris Shula & Nate Scheelhaase) could end up being the next head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. He said they love the Sean McVay tree and people connected to his staff. Nick expects the Steelers to trend toward a younger coach, that hasn't been a head coach yet, and also don't have to have a defensive background. Nick believes the Steelers job is a better one than the Dolphins job, which could be another spot for Shula in this cycle. Nick isn't sure if Scheelhaase is hired this time around, but the Browns are a team to watch if he's not offered by the Steelers. Nick isn't over-the-moon about Ejiro Evero as a Mike Tomlin replacement, but Anthony Weaver is one that hasn't gotten enough love so far. Nick also feels like Robert Saleh should be considered for this job, even though the Steelers have yet to request an interview with him. Would Jesse Minter be a fit in Pittsburgh? Nick isn't fired up over Jeff Hafley, who is interviewing here today. Nick buys into what Art Rooney said the other day – that the Steelers will not go through a full rebuild.

Fair Game w/ Farabaugh – Steelers insider Nick Farabaugh from Penn Live dot com joined the show. Nick thinks it's fair to say that either of the Rams coaches (Chris Shula & Nate Scheelhaase) could end up being the next head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers. He said they love the Sean McVay tree and people connected to his staff. Nick expects the Steelers to trend toward a younger coach, that hasn't been a head coach yet, and also don't have to have a defensive background. Nick believes the Steelers job is a better one than the Dolphins job, which could be another spot for Shula in this cycle. Nick isn't sure if Scheelhaase is hired this time around, but the Browns are a team to watch if he's not offered by the Steelers. Nick isn't over-the-moon about Ejiro Evero as a Mike Tomlin replacement, but Anthony Weaver is one that hasn't gotten enough love so far. Nick also feels like Robert Saleh should be considered for this job, even though the Steelers have yet to request an interview with him. Would Jesse Minter be a fit in Pittsburgh? Nick isn't fired up over Jeff Hafley, who is interviewing here today. Nick buys into what Art Rooney said the other day – that the Steelers will not go through a full rebuild.

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On his weekly Chipped Ham & Football podcast, Brian Batko welcomes fellow Post-Gazette Steelers insider Christopher Carter to break down the latest news surrounding the team's search for Mike Tomlin's successor. Are pass game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase and defensive coordinator Chris Shula, both from the Rams, names to watch? What importance should we give their connections to the Sean McVay coaching tree? Do those two fit the mold of what Art Rooney II and Omar Khan are looking for organizationally? Brian and Christopher also take a look at some of the other names with whom the Steelers have requested interviews, including Brian Flores, Jesse Minter, Anthony Weaver, Ejiro Evero and Jeff Hafley. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

An article released by Mike DeFabo from The Athletic painting the picture of the final Mike Tomlin meeting with the team had the guys talking off the bat. The quotes and stories from this piece make it sound like the players were attending a funeral and not a team meeting. Of course, there was a suggestion that the media and fans were the final straw to Tomlin stepping down. GIVEAWAY. LA Rams YouTuber Jake Ellenbogen joined the show. With 2 Rams coaches being requested for interviews with the Steelers, Jake said Nate Scheelhaase would be better fit to be the next HC over Chris Shula, saying he could be the next Sean McVay. Jake went through the Scheelhaase resume explaining why his mind could be the next big thing in the league. Jake told the guys he was all over the McVay hire in LA when it happened, when a lot of people wanted a veteran coach. Jake told a story about Scheelhaase and why he defends him so much. Jake said the Rams have been able to unlock the 12 & 13 personnel groupings, which makes them capable of playing in any element. Jake defended Shula, who got brought into question for just how good the Rams defense is, but Jake said Shula has done very well with that group. Jake mentioned a couple more coaches on the Rams' staff that should be head coaches one day, including Mike LaFleur.

LA Rams YouTuber Jake Ellenbogen joined the show. With 2 Rams coaches being requested for interviews with the Steelers, Jake said Nate Scheelhaase would be better fit to be the next HC over Chris Shula, saying he could be the next Sean McVay. Jake went through the Scheelhaase resume explaining why his mind could be the next big thing in the league. Jake told the guys he was all over the McVay hire in LA when it happened, when a lot of people wanted a veteran coach. Jake told a story about Scheelhaase and why he defends him so much. Jake said the Rams have been able to unlock the 12 & 13 personnel groupings, which makes them capable of playing in any element. Jake defended Shula, who got brought into question for just how good the Rams defense is, but Jake said Shula has done very well with that group. Jake mentioned a couple more coaches on the Rams' staff that should be head coaches one day, including Mike LaFleur.

This week on Black on Black Cinema, the crew returns to discuss the 2024 dark comedy drama, "On Becoming a Guinea Fowl." The film follows Shula, who on an empty road in the middle of the night, stumbles across the body of her uncle. As funeral proceedings begin around them, she and her cousins bring to light the buried secrets of their middle-class Zambian family.

This podcast series explores practical, thoughtful guidance for those navigating the shidduchim stage. Covering perspectives from Rabbonim, Mashpi'im, therapists, and women who have been there, this series is sure to give you or your child the confidence to move through the dating world with clarity and confidence. This subseries explores the delicate topic of when siblings go out of order. 

Cover 2 with Blaine and Zach - Hour 1 - An Amazing TNF Game that Gave us a good look at Shula & Kubiak + Jordan Dajani joinsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cover 2 with Blaine and Zach - Hour 1 - An Amazing TNF Game that Gave us a good look at Shula & Kubiak + Jordan Dajani joinsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bo and Joe welcome back one of the most versatile players in Miami Dolphins history — Jim “Crash” Jensen — for a memorable, story-filled episode of Out to Pasture. Recorded on location at Villa Italia Bakery, the show also introduces Bobby Mallozzi, lifelong Dolphins fan, bakery owner, and the newest sponsor of the podcast.Crash reflects on his unique NFL career, detailing how he did whatever it took to make the team — from quarterback to tight end, slot receiver, special teams ace, and everything in between. He shares unforgettable stories about Don Shula's tough love, earning his famous nickname, playing alongside Dan Marino, and why Dolphins teams of that era were so tightly bonded.The conversation also dives into:Life lessons learned from Coach Shula's discipline and integrityThe trust and chemistry between Marino and his receiversWhy today's NFL is a completely different gameBobby Mallozzi's incredible journey with the Dolphins, faith, and footballThe 60-year legacy of Villa Italia Bakery and its connection to the Dolphins communityIt's football history, laughter, leadership, and pastries — all rolled into one classic Out to Pasture episode.

Victor Arocho, Byron Jones, and Big Blue Anthony discuss the latest on the New York Giants next coach. ContributorsVictor Arocho – @varochoBig Blue Anthony – @BigBlueAnt72

Victor Arocho, Byron Jones, and Big Blue Anthony discuss the latest on the New York Giants next coach. ContributorsVictor Arocho – @varochoBig Blue Anthony – @BigBlueAnt72

Bleav in Rams presented by FanDuel, Erin welcomes Senior Rams Writer Nate Atkins of The Athletic for a wide-ranging conversation on where this team is now - and where it's headed. They break down Nate's first season covering L.A., the truth behind the Chris Shula rumors, and what he believes about Stafford's future beyond 2025. Nate also gives his unfiltered take on the Goff–Stafford trade, years later. Then, a look inside the Rams' evolving offensive identity after a dominant win over the Cardinals, including: The return of old-school McVay football with 40 plays in 13 personnel Kyren + Blake Corum splitting work in a 249-yard ground explosion How the WR3 rotation is shaking out Witherspoon trending upward We close with a preview of Rams–Lions...What to expect as the Rams return home to face Detroit in a high-stakes NFC showdown A loaded episode. Tap in. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Bleav in Rams presented by FanDuel, Erin welcomes Senior Rams Writer Nate Atkins of The Athletic for a wide-ranging conversation on where this team is now - and where it's headed. They break down Nate's first season covering L.A., the truth behind the Chris Shula rumors, and what he believes about Stafford's future beyond 2025. Nate also gives his unfiltered take on the Goff–Stafford trade, years later. Then, a look inside the Rams' evolving offensive identity after a dominant win over the Cardinals, including: The return of old-school McVay football with 40 plays in 13 personnel Kyren + Blake Corum splitting work in a 249-yard ground explosion How the WR3 rotation is shaking out Witherspoon trending upward We close with a preview of Rams–Lions...What to expect as the Rams return home to face Detroit in a high-stakes NFC showdown A loaded episode. Tap in. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of the MadTech Podcast, Shula Sinclair, chief strategy officer at T&P, joins ExchangeWire editor Aimee Newell Tarín and head of content John Still to discuss the latest surrounding Meta's fraudulent ads, AI sending traffic and conversions soaring for retailers, and the influencer landscape. They look at a complaint launched by Swedish publishers against Meta, how AI is reshaping consumer habits, and influencer content's increasing popularity with older viewers.

This week on Black on Black Cinema, the crew returns to announce the next film to be reviewed, "On Becoming a Guinea Fowl." The film starts on an empty road in the middle of the night, where Shula stumbles across the body of her uncle. As funeral proceedings begin around them, she and her cousins bring to light the buried secrets of their middle-class Zambian family. The random topic of the week is all about Juelz Santana's comments on kids not needing to know how to read in the modern era and that it is somehow more important to know how to start a business instead. The host discuss the levels of anti-intellectualism that is within these ideas and why we as a community need to push back on them hard.

The Giants desperately need the right coach to help Jaxson Dart! We discuss the high-stakes hire that could make or break their young QB. Plus, hear who Boomer names as the hot coaching candidate: Rams Defensive Coordinator Chris Shula!

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Boomer digs into the record books to reveal the $text{NFL}$'s most dominant coaches in their first seven seasons. Plus, We're talking about the Giants head coaching search and one name suddenly rising to the top: Chris Shula!

Boomer breaks down the list of coaches with the most wins in their first 7 seasons, led by George Seifert. Gio drops the latest Giants head coach rumor: Rams DC Chris Shula. If they hire a defensive guy, who is the perfect offensive coordinator for Jaxson Dart? Plus, the strange news of Kate Beckinsale's daughter's boyfriend laying an egg, a caller says Boomer is "the wife," and Gio settles the Thanksgiving Eve debate: How much should you tip when you eat at the bar?

Bo and Joe welcome one of their favorite teammates — John Offerdahl, Pro Bowl Miami Dolphins linebacker from 1986–1993 — for an unforgettable conversation that blends football, faith, and life after the game.Offerdahl opens up about:Taking over the Dolphins defense as a rookie and earning respect from veterans on day oneStopping Bo Jackson three times on the goal line at the Senior Bowl — the “leap of faith” that changed his careerPlaying for Don Shula, what made the Hall of Fame coach so demanding (and so great), and how he pushed players to their limitsHis transition from football star to successful entrepreneur, launching Offerdahl's Bagels (which became part of Einstein Bros Bagels) and later founding Offerdahl's Gridiron GrillHis latest mission: Handoff Meals, a fresh-food delivery program supporting South Florida seniorsOut to Pasture is presented by Ed Morse Sawgrass Automallhttps://edmorsesawgrass.com/

You can read the whole text here: https://dougapple.blogspot.com/ +++++++ I'm Doug Apple...and my heart is on fire. (Luke 24:32) My daughter was working the front counter at the Swan and Dolphin Resort at Disney World when a large family approached. An older woman stepped forward and simply said, “Shulas.” My daughter quickly intuited that they were coming for dinner at Shula's Steak House which was right around the corner inside the resort. So she pointed where to go, and off the woman went, the family trailing behind her, including an older man in a wheel chair. A few minutes later my daughter saw the family coming back. The older woman stepped forward again and said, “No, we ARE the Shulas. We're checking in to the resort.” My daughter hadn't recognized Florida royalty, the Don Shula family! She was talking to Don Shula's wife, and the Hall of Fame football coach himself was there in the wheelchair. I said he was Florida royalty, but every day people are born who have never heard of Don Shula. He was one of the best coaches in NFL history, and the only coach so far to lead his team to an undefeated season, which he did with the Miami Dolphins in 1972. The other day I was looking at a photo of one of their games. It was a photo of the Miami Orange Bowl taken high above the stadium. The people were just specks. I thought, “There's Don Shula, one of the specks.” Then I thought of Larry Csonka. He was a big, bruising running back and one of the stars for the Dolphins. He was a little bigger and a little stronger and that's why he was a star. But looking at the whole scene from just a few hundred feet above the stadium, it made no difference if one person was a little bigger or a little stronger. They were all just specks in the mass of humanity. In the end we are all just specks in the mass of humanity. What difference in the world does it make if one man is a little bigger or a little stronger? One person is considered better looking by mere millimeters of flesh being in this place rather than that place. We put our values, and even build our lives on these millimeters that in the long run don't matter. Second Corinthians 4:18 says that, as Christians, we should spend our time looking at things “which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal.” One translation says, “For the things we see now will soon be gone, but the things we cannot see will last forever.” The Miami Orange Bowl is gone. It was demolished in 2008. Most of the adults that were cheering on the Dolphins in 1972 are gone. Don Shula is gone. Even that Shula's Steakhouse inside the resort is gone. First John 2:17 says this world is fading away, along with everything that people crave. But whoever does the will of God will live forever. Lord, please help me do Your will; not my will, but Your will. Colossians 3:2 says, “Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth.” Lord, help me do this, set my mind on things above, not on things on the earth. Jesus said in Luke 16:15, “For what is highly esteemed among men is an abomination in the sight of God.” Lord, please, I want to highly esteem what You highly esteem. How can we get our values straightened out? We need to turn toward God and diligently seek Him. We need to get know His ways and His words. We need to spend time with God, like it says in Matthew 6:6, getting alone, shutting out distractions, and talking to our Father. One man said, “I worked so hard climbing the ladder of life, only to realize it was leaning against the wrong building.” Heavenly Father, please help me follow You closely. I want my values to be Your values. I want to focus on the main eternal things, and I don't want to waste time on things that You do not highly esteem. I am open to Your paradigm shift, and I am trusting You to lead me every step of the way. In Jesus' name. May God bless you today. I'm Doug Apple.

Rob and Lonzo talk Water Cooler Cheat Sheet, Shula Fired, and Clemson Football

With Joe Rose “out to pasture,” Kim Bokamper flies solo and welcomes Miami Dolphins legend Nat Moore for a powerful, wide-ranging conversation.From his early days at Miami Edison High and the University of Florida to catching passes from Bob Griese and mentoring the “Marks Brothers,” Nat shares incredible behind-the-scenes stories from his playing career — including his transition from running back to wide receiver under Don Shula and what made those 1970s Dolphins teams so special.But this episode goes beyond football. Bo and Nat discuss Nat's lifelong commitment to South Florida — from founding youth programs and clubs to creating the Nat Moore Trophy, the Nat Moore Endowment Fund, and helping raise over $90 million through the Dolphins Challenge Cancer initiative.It's a heartfelt look at leadership, legacy, and the true meaning of being a Miami Dolphin.Out to Pasture is presented by Ed Morse Automall: https://edmorsesawgrass.com/

After a 1-5 start and a slew of Player-Only meetings, Joe discusses how Don Shula would handle the current Miami Dolphins' leadership issues.

The Rams hosted the Colts on Sunday, and were able to handle business in the end, thanks to a $10M homerun from Tutu Atwell. This team has proved on multiple occasions in the first quarter of the season that they're tough and resilient, and it feels like when they need it most: they figure out a way to get it. Whether its offensively, or defensively. They're led by Matthew Stafford, who is playing at an MVP level, and Puka Nacua, who is almost unanimously considered to be the best WR in football right now. Defensively, Kam Curl and the safety play has been tremendous (along side of the front-7) but our corners are... bad. Shula is disguising them right now. Regardless, we're 3-1 and are favorites as we prepare for the 49ers on Thursday night! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.