Podcasts about Super Bowl XXXIV

Buckle up and get ready to be inspired & enlightened by a true Renaissance man...and former gridiron bad ass, EDDIE GEORGE! The new coach at Bowling Green University joins us to talk about his incredible journey as a player, actor and now coach! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pro Football Hall of Famer, Super Bowl champion, and former St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner joins the show to reminisce the Rams Super Bowl win over the Tennessee Titans 25 years ago today. Warner touches on the incredible offense he played alongside, how his career in the Arena Football League shaped his playstyle, and his opinions on the Eagle and Chiefs in this year's Super Bowl.

On this live episode of Rams Iconic, Rams legend running back Marshall Faulk discusses the start of his NFL career, time playing with quarterback Kurt Warner, and winning Super Bowl XXXIV.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this live episode of Rams Iconic, Rams legend wide receiver Isaac Bruce joins D'Marco Farr to reflect on his career with the Rams. Bruce details his time with "The Greatest Show on Turf", winning the 1999 Super Bowl, his relationship with former head coach Dick Vermeil, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former Pro Bowl corner back Dré Bly sits down with Peanut and Roman. Dré shares his experience playing baseball growing up and why he decided to focus on football in college. He also explains how he became a Jordan Brand athlete, relives Super Bowl XXXIV and the famous “longest yard” play, and he explains why he chose coaching as his second act after football. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former Pro Bowl corner back Dré Bly sits down with Peanut and Roman. Dré shares his experience playing baseball growing up and why he decided to focus on football in college. He also explains how he became a Jordan Brand athlete, relives Super Bowl XXXIV and the famous “longest yard” play, and he explains why he chose coaching as his second act after football. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

North Dakota State returns home Saturday to welcome in Ohio Valley Conference member Tennessee State for a first-time meeting between the schools. This is the beginning of a home and home series, with the Bison returning to Nashville and Nissan Stadium next season, which is the home of the Tennessee Titans. That game will be played on Sept. 6. The Tigers are coached by former Heisman Trophy winner Eddie George, who was hired in 2021. George is a hero in Nashville after starring for many years with the Titans, leading them to their only Super Bowl appearance in Super Bowl XXXIV. The guys discuss NDSU's issues after the season opening loss to Colorado and where the back end of the defense goes from here. They also discuss Cam Miller's strong start and what to look for in this game Saturday. They also chat about the changes to how the game will look for fans. There are some significiant changes to the Gameday atmosphere, including a new team walk that will take the Bison player right through the west-side tailgate lot.  

The Los Angeles Rams were shut out at NFL Honors. Kobie Turner was absolutely robbed, Puka Nacua couldn't edge out C.J. Stroud, and the Hall of Fame will have to wait for Torry Hold. D-Mac and Travis discuss why the Rams didn't receive any awards and the future for Kobie Turner and Puka Nacua. Next, D-Mac and Travis look back at Super Bowl XXXIV and discuss where it ranks among the greatest NFL games of all-time. Plus, our Super Bowl picks, and more! Follow on X: @DMAC_LA Follow on X: @TravisRodgers Follow the show on Twitter: @LockedOnRams Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

The Los Angeles Rams were shut out at NFL Honors. Kobie Turner was absolutely robbed, Puka Nacua couldn't edge out C.J. Stroud, and the Hall of Fame will have to wait for Torry Hold. D-Mac and Travis discuss why the Rams didn't receive any awards and the future for Kobie Turner and Puka Nacua. Next, D-Mac and Travis look back at Super Bowl XXXIV and discuss where it ranks among the greatest NFL games of all-time. Plus, our Super Bowl picks, and more!Follow on X: @DMAC_LAFollow on X: @TravisRodgersFollow the show on Twitter: @LockedOnRamsFollow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

This week on It Was a Thing on TV we get ready for Super Sunday.   First in Episode 451, in a similar spirit to The Flintstones and The Jetsons, Hanna/Barbera created a cartoon about the work and home lives of a family.  This time, as you'd expect this week, the husband was a quarterback on a football team.  Where's Huddles? aired in Summer 1970, then in non-primetime reruns the following year.   Then in Minisode 30, before two victories in "The Big Game", before almost all of his Pro Bowl nominations, and before his current squeeze (you know who), Travis Kelce looked for love on a reality program.  Catching Kelce didn't catch on with viewers and neither did Kelce's catch on the series.  What would Taylor say?   Finally in Episode 452, the 2000 edition of "Super Sunday" pitted the St. Louis Rams and the Tennessee Titans in the first Super Bowl of the new millennium. TV viewers were treated in-between action with commercials for Budweiser, trucks, and many dot-com companies! Most of which came and went less than a year following the game. We'll go over some of them in this episode.   Follow us at all our socials via our Linktree page at linktr.ee/itwasathingontv    Timestamps 0:11 - Carl Weathers Tribute Cold Open 1:49 - Where's Huddles? 43:53 - This Week in Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour History (2/6/84-2/10/84) 48:26 - Catching Kelce 1:02:58 - The Commercials of Super Bowl XXXIV

The 2000 edition of "Super Sunday" pitted the St. Louis Rams and the Tennessee Titans in the first Super Bowl of the new millennium. TV viewers were treated in-between action with commercials for Budweiser, trucks, and many dot-com companies! Most of which came and went less than a year following the game. We'll go over some of them in this episode.   Microsoft "Flight Annoucement" - https://adland.tv/microsoft-flight-announcement-2000-030-usa GMC Yukon XL "Agility" - https://adland.tv/gmc-yukon-xl-agility-2000-030-usa Disney Tony Hawk "Tarzan" VHS commercial - https://adland.tv/disney-tony-hawk-tarzan-2000-030-usa Disney "Why do we love the mouse?" with Leonard Nimoy and Shaq - https://adland.tv/disney-why-do-we-love-mouse-2000-030-usa Charles Schwab Retirement - https://adland.tv/charles-schwab-retirement-2000-030-usa Pizza Hut/CD Now Commercial with Carson Daly - https://adland.tv/pizza-hut-cd-now-carson-daly-2000-030-usa Budweiser "Fred is Great" - https://adland.tv/budweiser-fred-great-2000-030-usa Monster.com "The Road Less Traveled" - https://adland.tv/monstercom-road-less-traveled-2000-030-usa Motorola "Snake" - https://adland.tv/motorola-snake-2000-030-usa E*Trade - Halftime Show Teaser - "Massage" - https://adland.tv/etrade-halftime-show-teaser-massage-2000-010-usa Bud Light "Elevator" - https://adland.tv/bud-light-elevator-2000-030-usa MicroStrategy "Stock Alert" - https://adland.tv/microstrategy-stock-alert-2000-030-usa Budweiser "Rex's Motivation" - https://adland.tv/budweiser-rexs-motivation-2000-060-usa Netpliance "Webhead" - https://adland.tv/netpliance-webhead-2000-030-usa 7 Up "Show Us Your Can" with Orlando Jones - https://adland.tv/7up-show-us-your-can-2000-030-usa Volvo "Gus" - https://adland.tv/volvo-gus-2000-030-usa Oxygen "I'm a Girl" - https://adland.tv/oxygen-im-girl-2000-030-usa Our Beginning "Invites" - https://adland.tv/our-beginning-invites-2000-030-usa FedEx "Wizard of Oz Lollipop Guild" - https://adland.tv/fedex-wizard-oz-lollipop-guild-2000-60-usa Pets.com "If You Leave Me Now" - https://adland.tv/petscom-if-you-leave-me-now-2000-030-usa Lifeminders "The Worst Commercial" - https://adland.tv/lifeminders-worst-commercial-2000-030-usa E*Trade "Waster $2 Million" - https://adland.tv/etrade-wasted-2-million-2000-030-usa    

Tune in to Episode 3 of Sideline Rewind where Rhonda, Jeanine and Anita discuss the upcoming Super Bowl LVIII and rewind it back to their experience at Super Bowl XXXIV at the Georgia Dome, Titans vs Rams!  Find out their favorite halftime performance picks as well as their picks for Super Bowl LVIII champs!FEATURED TEAMSSan Fransisco Gold Rushhttps://www.49ers.com/cheerleaders/roster/Kansas City Chiefs Cheerleadershttps://www.chiefs.com/cheerleaders/WEBSITE:https://www.sidelinerewind.com/SOCIALS:https://www.instagram.com/sidelinerewind/https://www.youtube.com/@sidelinerewindhttps://www.tiktok.com/@sidelinerewind?_t=8mU2fxptB2V&_r=1If you'd like to be a supporter of our show, click on the link below!  We'll have bonus content and other exciting surprises soon!https://www.buzzsprout.com/2273116/supportSupport the Show.

It is Super Bowl week, and Denard Walker reflects on how he navigated the myriad media responsibilities he and the rest of the Tennessee Titans faced ahead of their meeting with the St. Louis Rams in Super Bowl XXXIV. ...  The prevailing wisdom among this panel is that the Kansas City Chiefs look like the team to beat this week because of A) the continued greatness of quarterback Patrick Mahomes and B) a better defense than they have had in other recent championship seasons. ... The Titans' new offensive coordinator Nick Holz, who does not have a lengthy professional résumé but who goes back a long way with coach Brian Callahan -- all the way to high school, in fact. ... Holz won't be the play-caller on offense, but his history suggests he can make a significant impact even if he does not perform high-profile duties. ... One reported member of the new coaching staff is former Titants defense back Steve Jackson, who was an important -- if not omnipresent -- member of the franchise's 1999 Super Bowl team. Like Holz, Jackson has some personal history with Callahan, albeit their connection only goes back a few years when they were assistant coaches with the Cincinnati Bengals. ... Former Titans coach Mike Vrabel still has not found a job, and one report in recent days offers a bizarre and tough-to-believe reason for why that is. As of now, it seems that Vrabel will end up with -- in some capacity -- his best friend as a part of a high-profile college football program.

Welcome to episode 99 of the official podcast of Your Unofficial Boys. Every week we review beers, talk sports and discuss funny current events. Please like and subscribe! Episode Guide: Beers of the Week: Black Hop Down by Gizmo BrewWorks (Raleigh, NC) - Rating: 2.50 Coffee is for Closers by Fullsteam Brewery (Durham, NC) - Rating: 4.25 Facts of the Week: Super Bowl Edition 8 million pounds of guacamole is consumed on Super Bowl Sunday. 14,500 tons of chips are eaten along with that guacamole. Of the top 10 most watched American television programs of all time, nine of them are Super Bowls. Over 700,000 footballs are produced annually for official NFL use and 72 of them are used for the Super Bowl. The average cost of a 30-second commercial during the Super Bowl has ranged from $37,500 at Super Bowl I, to around $2.2 million at Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000, and by Super Bowl XLIX in 2015, had doubled to around $4.5 million. The NFL has a policy against holding Super Bowl games in stadiums that have a climate of less than 50 degrees Fahrenheit unless it is an enclosed stadium. Which team has played in four Super Bowls but has never led at any point during the game? –The Minnesota Vikings. What current NFL team has never played in a Super Bowl? (There is 4 of them… can you name all 4?) –Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Cleveland Browns. Friendly Advice: When going to the bathroom, aim like a Jedi not like a stormtrooper. The best defense against somebody videotaping you is to blast a song by an artist who is serious about copyright infringement. Oil floats on water, so cover yourself in oil, wait for it to rain, and fly. Never do anything you wouldn't want to explain to the paramedics. Just because your trash doesn't mean you can't do great things. It is called a garbage can, not a garbage cannot. Accept the fact that some days you are the pigeon and some days you are the statue. Unofficial News What happened when a Cold War-era missile was found in the garage. A Minnesota mom accused of having sex with two boys, 15, at the hotel after a marriage spat. Man banned from every Wickes in the country after 'tank' protest. A Florida lawmaker says a bill to loosen rules on killing bears is aimed at ‘the ones that are on crack'. Unofficial Fanzone: Super Bowl Sunday. Clayton Kershaw is remining with the Dodgers. NHL Standings. NBA Standings. Unofficial Thoughts: What video game would you choose to finish on normal difficulty, if finished 100% you get $500,000, but every time you die, you owe 50,000? We are proud to announce that Your Unofficial Boys has become Ambassadors for the ShankItGolf brand. Please use the following link and use promo code: “YourUnofficalBoys” to receive 15% off any purchases. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://shankitgolf.com/?ref=yourunofficialboys⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Please go follow us on our social media and subscribe to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast and Google Podcast. Also check out our website ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.yourunofficialboys.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/your-unofficial-boys/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/your-unofficial-boys/support

Bernie weighs in on some of the top stories of the day including Vegas' mayor saying the A's should stay in Oakland, Edmonton approaching an NHL record winning streak, and where Super Bowl XXXIV ranks amongst all Super Bowls.

Jim is joined by sportswriter for The Messenger, Neil Paine, to break down the hall of fame candidacy of former St. Louis Rams wide receiver Torry Holt. Jim and Neil first cover the history of "The Greatest Show on Turf" and Holt's role in that electric offense (6:42). Then, they discuss Super Bowl XXXIV, Holt's versatility as a wide receiver, and compare Holt to HOFers Andre Reed and Paul Warfield (22:25). Finally, they rank Holt among best wide receivers of his era (40:35), before reaching a final verdict on whether or not Holt belongs in Canton (53:15).

Who is responsible for two deaths hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta? An altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of 'Culpable' and ‘Up and Vanished', this is ‘The Raven'.  Use this link to find 'The Raven' and follow the 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

Who is responsible for two deaths hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta? An altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of 'Atlanta Monster', 'Monster: DC Sniper', and 'Freeway Phantom', this is ‘The Raven'. Use this link to find 'The Raven' and follow the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who is responsible for two deaths hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta? An altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of 'Atlanta Monster', 'Monster: DC Sniper', and 'Freeway Phantom', this is ‘The Raven'. Use this link to find 'The Raven' and follow the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who is responsible for two deaths hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta? An altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of 'Atlanta Monster', 'Monster: DC Sniper', and 'Freeway Phantom', this is ‘The Raven'. Use this link to find 'The Raven' and follow the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who is responsible for two deaths hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta? An altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of 'Atlanta Monster', 'Monster: DC Sniper', and 'Freeway Phantom', this is ‘The Raven'. Use this link to find 'The Raven' and follow the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who is responsible for two deaths hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta? An altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of 'Atlanta Monster', 'Monster: DC Sniper', and 'Freeway Phantom', this is ‘The Raven'. Use this link to find 'The Raven' and follow the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coming January 12th – Hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta, an altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. Football, murder, and the man in the middle... from the producers of ‘Whistleblower' and ‘To Live and Die in LA', this is ‘The Raven'.

Hours after Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta, an altercation outside of a nightclub left two men stabbed to death in the street. The prime suspect, Baltimore Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis. New evidence emerges in one of the most infamous crimes in sports history. From the producers of ‘Whistleblower' and ‘To Live and Die in LA', this is ‘The Raven'. Coming January 12th.  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

Four young men started broadcasting Tennessee Oilers' games in 1997-1998. Month later, they were calling Super Bowl XXXIV. Hear the stories on the OTP, presented by Farm Bureau Health Plans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE KELLY CARDENAS PODCAST PRESENTS Eddie George was announced as the 22nd head football coach at Tennessee State University on April 13, 2021.  "I am excited about being named head coach at Tennessee State University," said George. “All I have done has prepared me for this moment, whether that's my football career, my entrepreneurial endeavors, my acting career. Coaching is a full commitment, a duty of service. I take that seriously. I've done a lot of soul searching and due diligence. The more I thought about it, I got more and more excited about it. It was like picking up an old guitar or getting back on a bike, it's familiar but in a different capacity. It's exciting. I'm going to be innovative, creative and fun."  George played college football for Ohio State University and won the Heisman in 1995. That season, George rushed for a school record 1,927 yards and 24 touchdowns, an average of 148.23 yards per game, while also catching 47 passes for 417 yards and another score. He left Ohio State second in school history in career rushing yards (3,768) and third in rushing touchdowns (44). The Philadelphia native finished with 4,284 all-purpose yards, 45 touchdowns, and a 5.5 yards-per-carry average.  In 1996, George was the first-round draft selection of the then-Houston Oilers. He won the NFL Rookie of the Year award that season, and was the Oilers/Titans' starting tailback through 2003, never missing a start. He made the Pro Bowl four consecutive years (1997–2000), and assisted the Titans to a championship appearance in Super Bowl XXXIV.  George is only the second NFL running back to rush for 10,000 yards while never missing a start, joining Jim Brown. Only Walter Payton (170) started more consecutive regular season games than George's 130.  In 2004, George signed a one-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys where he started eight games and finished the season with 432 yards and four touchdowns. He officially retired in 2006.  George's career totals include 10,441 rushing yards, 268 receptions, 2,227 receiving yards, and 78 touchdowns (68 rushing and 10 receiving). George was inducted in the College Hall of Fame in 2011 and the Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame in 2013. He is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. and a board member of Music City Baseball.  A native of Philadelphia, George graduated from Ohio State in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture. He later earned an MBA from Northwestern in 2009. He is married to Tamara “Taj” George and they have two sons, Eriq and Jaire. Thank you for rocking with the podcast. Podcast MERCH is now available ⁠here⁠ Thank you to our sponsors ⁠⁠THE VIBE ROOM⁠⁠ Be sure to check out my new audiobook ⁠⁠SUCCESS LEAVES CLUES⁠⁠ (THE 7 P'S THAT CAN SHIFT YOUR REALITY) ⁠⁠PRIVATE MONEY CLUB⁠⁠  USE CODE - KELLY500 ⁠⁠MONEY SCHOOL⁠⁠ ⁠⁠TABLE ONE HOSPITALITY⁠⁠ ⁠⁠RAVEN DRUM FOUNDATION⁠⁠ ⁠⁠THE MINA GROUP⁠⁠ ⁠⁠SECRET KNOCK⁠⁠ ⁠⁠FAMECAST⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Findlay Volvo Las Vegas⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Cardenas Law Group⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Squeeze Dried⁠⁠ ⁠⁠BLING SHINE SERUM⁠⁠-The #1 seller of over 15 years and the only product to be endorsed by my MAMA! MORE ⁠⁠KELLY⁠⁠ “JOY IS THE ART OF FALLING IN LOVE WITH YOUR CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES AND ALLOWING MAGIC TO HAPPEN!” EXECUTIVE PRODUCER MADDOX CARDENAS --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kelly-cardenas/message

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrance, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrance who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrance recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrance talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrance shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrance gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Watch Second Acts on YouTube:  https://bit.ly/3ikkR2Q Follow Roman Harper on Instagram: @Harp_41 Follow Peanut Tillman on Instagram: @peanuttillman Ep #29: It's a first on the NFL Players: Second Acts pod - a duo! The brothers' Holt: Rams legend Torry Holt and his brother Terrence, who was also a six-year NFL veteran, join Peanut and Roman on the pod. It's fitting that they're on together since they've remained attached at the hip for much of their lives. They played at the same college - North Carolina St. - though they missed being teammates by one season. They competed against each other in many hard-fought battles in the six years their NFL careers overlapped. Today, they're partners in the many business ventures of their company Holt Brothers Inc. In this episode, they talk about being the rare brother combo to make it to the NFL, the (friendly) sibling rivalry that bonded them and fueled their fires to make it to the league. Torry made a name for himself as one of the key cogs in the “Greatest Show on Turf” Rams offense that won Super Bowl XXXIV, and he talks about the intangibles that made them great. When he retired it was younger brother Terrence who gave Torry the blueprint on how to navigate the transition, which eventually led them to becoming business partners. Today, the brothers run their company and their foundation - Holt Brothers Foundation - to honor their mom Ojetta, whom they lost to cancer.  Topic timeline:  2:52- what it was like growing up together 5:55 - Torry shares the Super Bowl connection to his “welcome to the NFL” moment 6:52 - Terrence recalls how he was welcomed to the NFL with a stiff arm  9:25 - Torry talks about why he won't fix his now famous mangled middle finger 12:05 - The brothers share their pride of bothy making it to the NFL  16:53 - The Holt brothers and Roman share their real life attachment to the phrase “if you see it, you can be it”  17:50 - Peanut and the Holt brothers revel in their stories of friendly competition amongst brothers  22:56 - Torry talking about the experience of being on the Rams offense called “The Greatest Show on Turf”  27:22 - Torry talks about whether he believes he'll get into the Pro Football Hall of Fame  30:36 - Terrence talks about preparing for his post-NFL life while still playing, battling depression, and finding purpose after football  38:12 - Torry talks about the expectations of being a professional ballplayer  39:02 - Torry shares how health led him to retire from the NFL 40:56 - Terrence shares how he tutored Torry about the business world  43:16 - The Holt brothers share the path to learning the business world and creating their construction company  46:54 - Terrence gives advice to players about the importance of using their pro athlete experience in the business world  51:07 - The Holt brothers share their plans for the future of their company “Holt Brothers Inc.”  56:33 - The Holt Brothers talk about the promise to their mom they're fulfilling through their “Holt Brothers Foundation”  1:04:39 - The Holt brothers share the influence of their mom *NOTE: Timecodes are approximate  The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Radio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former NFL Coach Mike Martz Post Draft Breakdown For The Texans Martz, best known for his coaching tenure with the St. Louis Rams. He served as the offensive coordinator for the Rams' Greatest Show on Turf offense in 1999 that led the franchise to its first Super Bowl title in Super Bowl XXXIV. Mike Martz appears on behalf of The 33rd Team, providing unparalleled NFL insight for fans, fantasy players and bettors - visit https://www.the33rdteam.com.Enjoy this interview from the Sean Salisbury Show!

Former Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback, Trent Green joins us for Episode 33 of The PRP! We were limited to about an hour with Trent so we tried to pack in as much as we possibly could. Trent was drafted in the 8th Round in 1993 Draft to the San Diego Chargers and cut after one year. Shortly after that, he joined the Canadian Football League with the BC Lions in 1994 and was later cut again after one year. He gets another shot in the NFL with the Washington Redskins (now known as the "Commanders") and outside of one pass thrown in 1997, he would not see NFL action until 1998. It was 1999 when he signs with the St. Louis Rams to be the starter, but suffered a gruesome season-ending knee injury in a preseason game on a hit by Rodney Harrison of the Chargers. Unheralded backup Kurt Warner took over for Green, and led the Rams to a 13–3 season, culminating in a dramatic 23–16 victory over the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV. Trent would land in Kansas City for the 2001 season and would spend a total of 6 season with the Chiefs. In 2006, he suffers a serious concussion in the 3rd Quarter of the first game of the year against the Cincinnati Bengals and would remain out until mid November. It was the next year in 2007, Trent played for the Miami Dolphins where in early October he suffered another serious concussion. In this episode we discuss the "Trials & Triumphs" during those 15 years in the NFL. He shares a lot of insight about the NFL as a business and his experience to overcome obstacles. We learn about his relationships with Hall of Famers, Dick Vermeil and Kurt Warner. And he shares how he got into broadcasting, where he is currently teamed with Kevin Harlan for NFL Games on CBS. There is no doubt that Trent is a person of high-character and it was not only informative, but also very enjoyable to talk to him. Watch this episode on Spotify or YouTube. If you can't watch, you can also listen on Apple, Amazon, Google, Castbox, Overcast or iHeart Radio. And finally, THANK YOU for watching/listening! Please do us a favor and help us spread the word about The Papa Ron Podcast. Also, please visit our sponsors:  Brown-Pearcy Cattle Company: https://brownpearcycattle.com Clean AF: www.cleanabsolutelyflawless.com & www.dellspowersports.com Follow The Papa Ron Podcast on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok: @paparonpodcast To inquire about sponsorship on The Papa Ron Podcast: www.paparonradio.com Also, visit the website for Ronnie's TV show, Heartland Waterfowl on Sportsman Channel: www.heartlandwaterfowl.com. Also, subscribe to Heartland Waterfowl's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@HeartlandWaterfowl --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/paparonpodcast/support

Many early use cases of a technology in hindsight look pretty silly. In 2000, Seventeen "dot coms" spent millions on ads for Super Bowl XXXIV - more web-based companies than have booked ads in the intervening twenty years. Similarly with "blockchain" which I take a delightful hour to kick around with my guest Professor Michael Mainelli, Chairman of @ZYenGroup . Whenever a tech term becomes marketing faerie dust, look out! #Blockchain and #BTC (which some call #Bitcoin) come under our strict scrutiny. We touch on #CHECKSUM, the accurate and less sexy version of a #hash. If blockchain is not boring, you're doing it wrong! The era of clever techies selling NFTs of monkeys on a sailboat to people for $75,000 is over, but that does not mean that real world NFT uses are not coming to a global market near you. Also, Michael was kind of enough to spruik our Host's upcoming appearance on the City of London's FS Club webinar series: https://fsclub.zyen.com/ webinar series on 15 February. We'll be discussing how an innovative #RareEarths mine in #Greenland is deploying commercial sales contracts on the blockchain in an #NFT structure. Sign up for the webinar here: https://fsclub.zyen.com/events/forthcoming-events/how-to-nft-a-greenland-rare-earths-mine/ to dive even more deeply into how real adults will be using NFTs for real asset management. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/messytimes/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/messytimes/support

Bernie chats with former Rams coach Mike Martz. Mike previews Super Bowl LVII and talks about what he likes from each team. Mike then tells stories from the Rams' 1999 run to the Super Bowl XXXIV championship, and why he believes Torry Holt should be a hall of famer.

Today's guest on the Mushroom Society Series on the Coach and Coordinator Podcast is with retired NFL Coach Al Saunders. Coach Saunders began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at USC under John McKay from 1970–71 and served as receivers coach for the University of Missouri's Fiesta Bowl team in 1972. Saunders spent 1973 through 1975 as a play-caller and offensive backfield coach at Utah State. He then spent six seasons as assistant head coach/offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at the University of California. He guided the Golden Bears to set 32 NCAA, conference, and school records and finished each season ranked in the top ten in the nation in passing. His final collegiate stop was in 1982 as offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach under Johnny Majors at the University of Tennessee where he built an explosive, record-setting offense. His first NFL head coaching position came with the San Diego Chargers as interim head coach in 1986 following the resignation of Don Coryell. He spent two full seasons as the Chargers' head coach after previously working as receivers coach in 1983-84 and assistant head coach in 1985-86 for what was one of the most prolific offenses in the history of modern football. In 1985, San Diego's "Air Coryell" led the NFL in passing and total offense for an unprecedented fifth time in six years. From 1989 until 1998, Saunders was with the Kansas City Chiefs. Saunders worked for 10 winning seasons under the highly respected head coach Marty Schottenheimer again as a part of a top-performing offense. Saunders joined the St. Louis Rams coaching staff under the legendary Dick Vermeil. Serving as associate head coach and receivers coach with the Rams (1999-2000), he helped create one of the most dynamic and explosive offenses that the NFL had ever seen, and eventually helped lead the Rams to a Super Bowl XXXIV victory. Leading the NFL in virtually every significant offensive category, "The Greatest Show on Turf" established numerous NFL records for scoring and offensive production. When Vermeil came out of retirement in 2001, Saunders reunited with his old mentor and former team, the Kansas City Chiefs, as the assistant head coach/offensive coordinator until Vermeil's final retirement in 2006. Under Saunders' direction as coordinator, the Chiefs offense was the most productive unit in the entire NFL during that 5-year span. 46 franchise records for offense production were established and no team scored more points (2,175), gained more yards (30,470), or scored more touchdowns (262) during that time. Coach Saunders was ranked as the #1 Offensive Coordinator in the past 25 years in the NFL by ESPN and in 2005, and was named USA Today's Offensive Coach of the Year. Coach Saunders finished out his career as an assistant with Redskins, Rams, Ravens, Raiders, Dolphins, and retired after his stint with the Cleveland Browns Shownotes: -Start with John McKay -Being organized -Don't tell - Teach -Treat everyone as a number one draft choice -The job of a coach is to make all players the best they can be -You can't teach experience -Create an environment people enjoy being in -Take the positive environment and enthusiasm to the field -How the best approach the game -Dealing with your coaches -Developing a top offense -Don't ask players to do what they can't do -Protecting the QB Link to all Mushroom Society Episodes and COOL Clinic Speakers: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-c-o-o-l-clinic-speakers Learn from COOL Clinic Coaches: https://coachtube.com/coolclinic

Today, we're talking Super Bowl XXXIV aka “The Longest Yard.” The guys see what was up back in January 2000 (3:55). Jules & Sam review the game and each of these teams (10:53). Kurt Warner stops by to talk about his first Super Bowl and The Greatest Show on Turf (25:23). We discuss the legacy and score the game (1:09:41).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we're talking Super Bowl XXXIV aka “The Longest Yard.” The guys see what was up back in January 2000 (3:55). Jules & Sam review the game and each of these teams (10:53). Kurt Warner stops by to talk about his first Super Bowl and The Greatest Show on Turf (25:23). We discuss the legacy and score the game (1:09:41).

Today we have Super Bowl XXXIV, which was held on January 30, 2000 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta between the AFC champion Tennessee Titans and the NFC champion St. Louis Rams. If you're looking for the full story of this 1999 season, pick up my Nifty Nineties book and you'll learn more than you ever wanted to know about that year and the rest of the nineties.

Billy Leon Jenkins Jr. (born July 8, 1974 in Los Angeles, California) is a former professional American football defensive back in the National Football League. He played for the St. Louis Rams (1997–1999), the Denver Broncos (2000–2001), the Green Bay Packers (2001), and the Buffalo Bills (2002). He played in Super Bowl XXXIV for the Rams where he started at safety. After the 1999 season, the Rams traded Jenkins to the Denver Broncos for a fifth-round pick in the 2000 NFL Draft. He is an alumnus of Howard University. Jenkins is currently a defensive backs coach at his alma mater. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/humovemakers/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/humovemakers/support

The Los Angeles Rams are Super Bowl 56 champions and Benny Falender is back on the podcast to recap the game with stats from all angles, the Rams comeback, the Bengals meltdown and what's next for these teams. In part 2, we flashback to Super Bowl 34 between the Rams and Titans to do another “Game Rewind” breaking down the Rams first super bowl victory. Lots of Rams, lots of super bowl talk and more on this episode of “The Real Stat Guy Podcast”. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ep. 545 - Super Bowl XXXIV champion and current Rams analyst D'Marco Farr joins Paul Calvisi and Ron Wolfley to talk about Los Angeles facing the Bengals on the NFL's biggest stage. How were the Rams able to navigate a rough November to get themselves in position to hoist the Lombardi Trophy? Plus, Cardinals running back James Conner spoke from the Pro Bowl in Las Vegas. Calvisi and Wolf discuss what he had to say about free agency and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This documentary uses the insight of Kurt Warner, Dick Vermeil and D'Marco Farr to tell the story of the 1999 Rams. With the humble Warner at the controls, the team's high-powered offense including: Torry Holt, Isaac Bruce and Marshall Faulk, became known as "The Greatest Show on Turf." Warner saved his best for the game's ultimate stage, throwing for 414 yards and two touchdowns to win Super Bowl XXXIV.

The Chronicles of Joel Goldeberg is now available at https://www.theshadowspodcast.com/ Joel has over twenty-five years of experience in television developing and maintaining relationships with athletes, coaches, and team management. He's a member of the Kansas City Royals broadcast team, He's also a very successful keynote speaker, author, and the host of Rounding the Bases Podcast. Listen to this incredible storyteller discuss: - The embarrassing moment he interviewed a Guy Fieri impersonator. - When he discovered his love for broadcasting. - His college experience at the University of Wisconsin. - What was his internship like for WMTV? - Becoming a feature/outdoor reporter. - How he met his wife. - His experience with 1990's Big Ten Basketball and Green Bay Packers Football. - Moving to St. Louis. - The importance of relationships. - His first day on the job in St. Louis is 1998 and how it was in the heart of the historic Mark McGwire-Sammy Sosa Home Run race. - Where was he at the end of Super Bowl XXXIV? - What's his favorite game he covered? - His move from St. Louis to Kansas City. - His experience covering a game with the troops overseas on September 11 in Kuwait. - Covering the 2015 Kansas City Royals World Series Champions. - His book, Small Ball Big Results - How has the pandemic impacted him over the past year? Grab yourself a copy of Joel Goldberg: Small Ball Big Results at https://joelgoldbergmedia.com Listen to Joel's Podcast, Rounding the Bases at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rounding-the-bases-with-joel-goldberg/id1308555875 Make sure you SUBSCRIBE for all new episodes of the Shadows Podcast on your preferred podcast platform every Monday! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shadows-podcast/support

Golden Tones returns to the Super Bowl in Episode No. 25, this time analyzing Howard David's call of the St. Louis Rams' go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XXXIV on Westwood One.

THE UNOFFICIALLOUNGE.com with Ashante, Cravonne, and Monty! We speak with 3X Super Bowl NFL official Byron Boston. Mr. Boston talks about the dedication and sacrifice it takes to become an elite official in the NFL. He recounts many of the most memorable plays in NFL playoff history from the "Music City Miracle", the Titans "Longest Yard" of Super Bowl XXXIV, the power outage of Super Bowl XLVII and the "Philly Special" of Super Bowl LII. Mr. Boston then plays a game of #UnderReview #Field2Life #unofficiallounge #unofficialpodcast Find us at https://linktr.ee/unofficiallounge Follow the host: @805monty - Instagram @805monty - Twitter @thechefandtheref - Instagram @CravonneB - Twitter

On this special episode of The 615 Podcast, Nick has a conversation with family friend and longtime NFL coach, Les Steckel.  Coach Steckel made many stops in his NFL career and coached many seasons, but one that stands out to him is the 1999 season where he was the offensive coordinator of the Tennessee Titans as they made a run at Super Bowl XXXIV .  Coach Les discusses two of the most iconic plays in Titans history:  The Music City Miracle and One Yard Short, a heartbreaking ending to a magical season.  Coach used this lesson along with many others to fulfill a greater purpose in life and finding God's glory in the process.   SUBSCRIBE to The 615 Podcast!   Follow Nick: www.nickwoodard.com @nickwoodardrealtor   Fifteen year veteran Realtor, Nick Woodard was raised right here in Williamson County, Tennessee. Graduate of Brentwood High School and Middle Tennessee State University, his roots were firmly planted here many years ago. Growing up in the Nashville area has provided him a vast knowledge and love for “The 615.” Understanding that he was extremely fortunate to be raised in such an incredible area, he has made it his passion to help others call Middle Tennessee “home.” Nick is married to his beautiful wife Kathryn and is the proud father of 3.

Guests: Gary Paben & Zack Paben On October 17th 2019, Ammar was sitting in the main Ithra stage during rehearsals for the Tanweer event that he was participating in. Suddenly one of the speakers (Zack Paben) sat next to him, he looked at Ammar's laptop's wallpaper which had a picture of Jim Henson and Kermit the Frog which ammar keeps as motivation, he looks up to Jim. Zack told Ammar “Hey, I met Jim Henson”. Zack's Father Mr. Gary Paben was leading one of the last projects Jim Henson worked on with Disney before his death (Muppet Vision 3D), in fact Jim passed away mid project, and in one of the meeting where Zack was with his father on a “bring your kids to work day” he met Jim. So on November 2nd 2019, Ammar traveled to North Carolina to visit the Paben family and record today's episode and know more about that encounter among other things. Gary Paben is a creative director and writer who also taught theater at Meramec in the 1970s and went on to have a 30 year stint with Disney. He took a leave from Disney during his career to be the Vice President of Entertainment at Madison Square Garden. Paben knows about staging big events. His credits include the halftime show at the 2000 Super Bowl XXXIV and the Millennium Parade at Disney's Epcot Center. Zack is the co-founder and CEO of the More Heart Than Scars Foundation, who empower people to say in the affirmative,”I have more heart than scars,” or to be able to receive the affirmation, “You have more heart than scars.” They have seen the transformative power of those words. More Hearts than Scars Foundation's mission is to quest for faith, love, hope, and heart in order to transcend visible and invisible scars, by overcoming obstacles together, and encouraging others to live so boldly. Since 1991, Zack has been empowering adolescents and adults as a mental health/recovery professional in a variety of modalities, including wilderness and residential. As he continues to face his own visible and invisible scars, he innately has to acknowledge the wounds of others and encourage them in their own healing process. And you can follow Zack and his initiatives on: MHTS Instagram – MHTS Linkedin – MHTS YouTube – MHTS Facebook – Zack Paben Facebook – Zack Paben Linkedin – Zack Paben Twitter