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Joined this week by the one and only Phil Jose.The first time Phil came on the show, I was out of the country and had Rob Fisher step in as guest host.  I enjoyed listening to that Scrap so much and knew I had to bring Phil back for another round. We talk a lot about tactical decision games, and the lessons he has learned after building and running them for years. The pitfalls to avoid and the best ways to go about setting up your own. Of course, as always the direction of the discussion was driven by the amazing questions from the audience. Let's scrap. You already know this one's gonna hit.

Senior Bowl standouts for Detroit Russell Brown and Jeff Risdon turned Senior Bowl week into an NFL reality check on the Detroit Lions Podcast. Mobile is hard to reach. This year it was worse. Flights through Atlanta and Charlotte snarled schedules. Players spent extra hours in airports, then dove straight into meetings and practices. Every prospect met with all 32 teams. Some chats lasted five minutes. Others stretched to forty five. Minds raced. Bodies adjusted to new time zones. Then came the field work. Wide receivers faced corners they had never seen. Quarterbacks threw to targets they had never met. Timing lagged. Some passes sailed high. The context mattered. It was not a polished team practice. It was a showcase under unfamiliar circumstances, with coaches installing concepts on the fly and players trying to absorb it all. Practice winners with a Detroit lens One offensive winner stood out. Wyoming tight end John Michael Gillenborg flashed real juice. He is a former basketball player who played only three high school football games after COVID wiped out his senior year. Athlete first, growing football player second. In one on one drills he was a problem. He separated cleanly. He was uncoverable for stretches. Safeties and linebackers struggled to mirror him in space. His game performance did not match the practices. The hosts said it plainly. The week still helped him. Movement skills at that size are hard to teach. A slot tight end who wins on timing and leverage translates. One linebacker did hold up well in coverage during those periods, a note that sharpened the evaluation of the tight end work. Even with the natural advantage for tight ends in those drills, Gillenborg's get off and pace changes carried weight. Installs and scheme shifts test prospects The install meetings mattered as much as the reps. Players jumped into systems that did not mirror their college playbooks. Think of a running back used to inside and outside zone suddenly asked to run duo. That changes everything. An offensive lineman who rarely worked a deuce block now has to climb to a linebacker on a different track. In zone you lean on the drag hand and cross the face of the nearest defender to pin and create a lane. Duo shifts the aiming points and the communication. Those are real stressors on short notice. What it means for Detroit The Detroit Lions value how players handle chaos. One bad Tuesday does not define a prospect in the NFL. Meetings, installs, and adaptability do. Gillenborg's week offered a profile worth tracking for a Detroit offense that prizes matchups in the middle of the field. The linebacker who showed coverage chops added another data point on the defensive side. For the Lions, the smart move is weighing practice tape, mental processing, and the ability to translate coaching quickly. Senior Bowl week delivered all three. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvW-U57A_nc #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #seniorbowl #johnmichaelgyllenborg #one-on-onedrills #linebackercoverage #safetiesandlinebackers #insidezone #outsidezone #duoblocking #interviewswithall32teams #timezoneadjustment #flightdelaysinatlantaandcharlotte Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The guys review what they saw down at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, talk about prospects that stood out, and discuss who to keep an eye on going into the NFL Combine. :00 - Quarterbacks 6:00 - Running backs 9:30 - Tight ends 12:15 - Wide receivers 18:35 - Offensive line 22:50 - Defensive line 27:10 - Edge rushers 34:00 - Linebackers 37:25 - Defensive backs 40:15 - All-Star games overviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, John Schmeelk chats PFF’s, Trevor Sikkema, who discusses the players that stood out to him at the Senior Bowl this past week, and who to keep an eye on going into the NFL Combine. :00 - Quarterbacks 3:00 - Running backs 5:00 - Wide receivers 8:30 - Tight ends 9:55 - Offensive line 13:00 - Defensive linemen 15:00 - Edge players 18:05 - Linebackers 19:30 - Defensive backsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ken and Anthony rant about people who reply-all in company-wide emails and share their reactions to a diabolical question Albert Breer received in his mailbag article.

Hour 2 of the Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima

This week's Frankly inaugurates a new category for videos on The Great Simplification platform, Wide Boundary News, in which Nate invites listeners to view the constant churn of headlines through a wider-boundary lens. As we are increasingly inundated with vast quantities of news (and nervous system dysregulation!), it becomes important to be able to tease out a thread on how they interconnect. The stories we tell ourselves about progress, growth, and stability no longer perfectly line up with the biophysical reality beneath them – in Nate's words, 'A biophysical phase shift cometh.' This week's edition of Wide Boundary News features a look at multiple stories that signal a deep shift in the way humanity's economic system interacts with planetary resources and ecological systems. Using Japan and silver prices as points of departure, Nate unpacks how the financial layer of our global system has often been mistaken for the whole of reality – obscuring the fundamental inputs of the natural world that keep this system running. He also touches on the global tensions surrounding Venezuela and Greenland by illustrating how the increasing exposure of biophysical limits leads to the perpetuation of geopolitical resource control narratives (and even a resurgence of past visions of 'Technocracy'). Last but not least, Nate briefly discusses the U.S. polar vortex and a report recently published by the U.K. outlining concerns regarding global biodiversity loss and nature's say in all this, acknowledging the ways in which the "biophysical blinders" are coming off both institutionally and in our lived experiences. In what ways do events like Japan's bond market turbulence and spiking silver prices illustrate the deeper tensions between financial systems and material constraints? How might our institutions, communities, and values change (or double down) as the biosphere's limits become increasingly hard to ignore? And where, amid bending systems and mounting limitations, do genuine leverage points for a different future still exist? (Recorded January 27, 2026)   Show Notes and More   Watch this video episode on YouTube   Want to learn the broad overview of The Great Simplification in 30 minutes? Watch our Animated Movie.   ---   Support The Institute for the Study of Energy and Our Future   Join our Substack newsletter   Join our Hylo channel and connect with other listeners

The Couch GM podcast covers strategy, trades, player value, and more! Skip Newton and Matt Cooper cover a 2026 superflex, tight end premium rookie mock draft in this episode! Wide receivers are dominant early and often, but where do studs like Jeremiyah Love and Fernando Mendoza fall? Will 2026 be a sneaky good tight end class? Be sure to check it out to get an early read on the upcoming NFL stars!Join our website TODAY at CouchScouts.com for access to an exclusive podcast, film room, consultations, and much more!Check out a free preview of our rookie guide at https://couchscouts.com/rookie-guideTo join the Discord and get in on the awesome community of CouchScouts, click the linkhttps://discord.com/invite/PZgTZ9QEAy

In this episode of the Epigenetics Podcast, we talked with Peggy Farnham from the Keck School of Medicine at USC about her work on establishing the ChIP Method in mammalian cells. In this episode, we dive into the relationship between transcription factors, chromatin dynamics, and gene expression with Professor Peggy Farnham from the Keck School of Medicine at USC. Professor Farnham shares her profound insights into how her groundbreaking research has reshaped our understanding of gene regulation and its implications in cancer. We explore how she has been a pioneer in mapping the genome-wide landscape of regulatory proteins, illuminating the molecular logic behind transcriptional control and its disruption in cancer biology. The interview starts with her instrumental role in adapting chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) technology from yeast to human cells. Professor Farnham reflects on the technical challenges she faced during this transition, such as the quest for visibility of signals in mammalian systems. Her ability to innovate and troubleshoot challenges led to significant advancements in techniques that allow for the rapid identification of transcription factor binding sites, fundamentally changing the landscape of epigenetic research. As the discussion progresses, we learn about Professor Farnham's active involvement in the ENCODE project, where she contributed to high-resolution mapping of transcription factors and regulatory elements in human cells. She articulates her appreciation for collaborative efforts in science, highlighting how working within a consortium harnesses the collective expertise of diverse research groups. This collaboration not only bolstered the credibility of the data produced but also propelled the field forward in understanding the complexity of gene regulation. Through her participation in various projects, such as the Psyc-ENCODE consortium and the Roadmap Epigenome Mapping Consortium, Professor Farnham shares insights into her investigation of epigenetic variations, particularly in relation to complex disorders like schizophrenia. Her findings underscore the nuances of enhancer variability among individuals and the implications for understanding disease mechanisms, thereby advancing our knowledge of genetic regulation and its contributions to diverse biological outcomes. Moreover, the episode highlights Professor Farnham's reflective understanding of emerging technologies in the field. She discusses the evolution of methods that allow researchers to investigate gene regulation at single-cell resolution, recognizing the significant implications these innovations have for our comprehension of cellular differentiation and the transcriptional landscape. References Weinmann AS, Bartley SM, Zhang T, Zhang MQ, Farnham PJ. Use of chromatin immunoprecipitation to clone novel E2F target promoters. Molecular and Cellular Biology. 2001 Oct;21(20):6820-6832. DOI: 10.1128/mcb.21.20.6820-6832.2001. PMID: 11564866; PMCID: PMC99859. Wells J, Farnham PJ. Characterizing transcription factor binding sites using formaldehyde crosslinking and immunoprecipitation. Methods (San Diego, Calif.). 2002 Jan;26(1):48-56. DOI: 10.1016/s1046-2023(02)00007-5. PMID: 12054904. Rhie SK, Schreiner S, Witt H, et al. Using 3D epigenomic maps of primary olfactory neuronal cells from living individuals to understand gene regulation. Science Advances. 2018 Dec;4(12):eaav8550. DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.aav8550. PMID: 30555922; PMCID: PMC6292713. Tak YG, Hung Y, Yao L, et al. Effects on the transcriptome upon deletion of a distal element cannot be predicted by the size of the H3K27Ac peak in human cells. Nucleic Acids Research. 2016 May;44(9):4123-4133. DOI: 10.1093/nar/gkv1530. PMID: 26743005; PMCID: PMC4872074. Related Episodes The Effect of lncRNAs on Chromatin and Gene Regulation (John Rinn) CpG Islands, DNA Methylation, and Disease (Sir Adrian Bird) The Future of Protein–DNA Mapping (Mitch Guttman) MLL Proteins in Mixed-Lineage Leukemia (Yali Dou) Contact Epigenetics Podcast on Mastodon Epigenetics Podcast on Bluesky Dr. Stefan Dillinger on LinkedIn Active Motif on LinkedIn Active Motif on Bluesky Email: podcast@activemotif.com

Timestamps: 00:00 Big Board kickoff, 3,000-team goal, and early draft season mindset 03:10 Why early Big Board ADP inefficiencies matter more than later drafts 06:00 Christian McCaffrey at 1.06 and early first-round RB vs WR decision-making 09:35 Brock Bowers in Round 2 and how stacking dynamics shape elite picks 14:15 Why quarterback stacking is structurally difficult on the early Big Board 18:00 CeeDee Lamb ceiling concerns after George Pickens trade 21:40 RB-heavy start logic: McCaffrey + Josh Jacobs and early build construction 26:15 Malik Willis speculation and early QB arbitrage strategy 31:05 Why the 2025 RB class could drive massive ADP inflation 36:30 Braelon Allen as an early Big Board breakout target 41:00 Wide receiver value pocket: Jaylen Waddle, Luther Burden, and rookie WR hierarchy 45:20 Xavier Worthy ADP debate and how to think about fragile profiles 49:05 Sidekick tool goes live and how it changes early draft decision-making 55:00 Denzel Boston prospect breakdown and early breakout signals 59:25 Tyreek Hill landing spot speculation and veteran WR portfolio theory 1:04:00 Draft 1 recap: structural review and portfolio takeaways 1:07:30 Bigger Board draft begins and how strategy shifts at higher stakes 1:11:15 Christian McCaffrey + Justin Jefferson elite anchor philosophy 1:16:35 Jayden Daniels early QB push and rushing QB ceiling logic 1:22:20 Travis Etienne + Byshell Tootin and exploiting free agency uncertainty 1:27:55 Chiefs WR speculation and Rashee Rice price dynamics 1:33:45 Chargers offense skepticism and fading Herbert-based optimism 1:39:40 Tight end landscape: Dalton Kincaid, Tucker Kraft, and mid-tier TE exposure 1:45:30 Rookie RB targets: Braelon Allen, Roman Hemby, Adam Randall 1:52:10 Bigger Board roster review and build structure evaluation 1:56:00 Third draft begins: Puka Nacua anchor and WR-heavy construction 2:01:00 Rashee Rice value pocket and Kansas City WR exposure strategy 2:06:30 Luther Burden + RJ Harvey start and hybrid roster builds 2:12:15 Jalen Hurts QB value and elite rushing QB leverage 2:18:15 Tight end and wide receiver middle-round value zones 2:23:40 Final roster recap and Big Board macro strategy summary

We'll never stop celebrating the Baltimore Ravens' Super Bowl XXXV championship but there's no better place to mark time than a quarter of a century after the magic of the first one. Wide receiver Brandon Stokley caught the first touchdown on January 28, 2001 in Tampa and joins Nestor from his sports radio homeland in Denver to talk Sean Payton, Peyton Manning and how life changes but the memories never fade away. The post Brandon Stokley joins Nestor to discuss Ravens Super Bowl XXXV win 25 years later first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

The guys review what they saw down at the Shrine Bowl practices in Frisco, Texas, talk about prospects that stood out, and preview the Senior Bowl. :00 - Quarterbacks 4:00 - Running backs 6:50 - Wide receivers 10:20 - Tight ends 12:00 - Offensive line 14:00 - Defensive line 17:00 - Linebackers 20:05 - Defensive backs 23:25 - Senior Bowl previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Las Vegas Raiders on Senior SI Beat Writer Hondo Carpenter and family discussing the Silver and Black on the most recent Ridin' with the Carpenters on PFI, Pro Football Insiders. #Raiders #RaidersNation #NFL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We have a WIDE variety of topics on today's show. From Florida Insurance Premiums to Orlando rage rooms and history in the making. Come hang out as we talk about all things real estate, theme parks and living in Orlando!

This week, the guys break down a busy NFL coaching carousel as multiple teams reshape their futures. The Chargers bring in Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator to build around Justin Herbert, Atlanta hires Kevin Stefanski as head coach and immediately faces fallout from Baker Mayfield, Tennessee turns to Robert Saleh to reset its defensive identity, Buffalo moves on from Sean McDermott after another playoff disappointment, and Miami pivots toward defense by hiring Jeff Hafley as head coach.In the NBA, the guys react to an ESPN report detailing years of Buss family infighting that led the Lakers to sell a controlling stake, while also addressing the surrounding narratives tied to LeBron and the Bronny draft. They also discuss Jimmy Butler suffering a season-ending torn ACL and what it means for the Warriors' championship hopes. In music, A$AP Rocky finally releases Don't Be Dumb, and the guys share their early reactions.

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Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Board of Peace logo Trump unveils his Board of Peace amid fears it would supplant United Nations; SF activists hold 24-hour fast to protest militarization of ICE; European leaders line up behind Greenland against Trump takeover plan; House narrowly rejects War Powers Resolution to prevent sending military to Venezuela; Army orders soldiers to prepare for possible mobilization to Minneapolis; UN report says for every dollar spent to protect nature, world spends $30 destroying it The post Trump unveils his Board of Peace amid wide skepticism; SF activists fast to protest ICE actions – January 22, 2026 appeared first on KPFA.

A surprising hire, a clear philosophy The Detroit Lions have their new offensive coordinator. Drew Petzing is in. On the Detroit Lions Podcast, Russell Brown and Scott Bischoff sifted through first impressions and got to the substance. Initial reactions felt muted. The shiny name wasn't coming. But the more they worked through scheme and personnel, the more the hire fit what the Lions want to be in the NFL. They pushed back on the noise. Fans cherry-picked stats. Few considered what Petzing had to work with. The conversation stayed on the grand picture: what this offense needs to do on Sundays and how Petzing can get it there. Lessons from Arizona that matter in Detroit Petzing's Arizona run offered useful clues. In 2023 he split the year between Kyler Murray for eight games and Josh Dobbs for eight. Dobbs looked good in that structure. In 2024 Murray played the full season. The offense was fine, not great, but functional. In the most recent season, Murray played about four or five games. Context mattered across all three years. Usage stood out. James Conner was highly productive despite not being a super explosive athlete. Arizona created touches for him as a runner and receiver. That detail resonated with Detroit. Think Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery. Creative throws to backs. Turn easy completions into first downs. That is bankable offense when games tighten. The fit: second-and-4 football The hosts kept returning to down-and-distance. This is the point of the Detroit Lions offense. Get to second and four. Open the playbook. Run play action. Move the chains. Control the clock. Petzing aligns with that identity. The expectation is a coherent ground attack that puts Jared Goff and the passing game in favorable spots. They contrasted that with the allure of Mike McDaniel. Fun idea, but not a clean fit. Shotgun-heavy. Wide zone as a base. That would force major changes to what Detroit does. Petzing's approach blends easier with the current core and the way the Lions want to play in the NFL. Framing the 2026 NFL Draft The discussion acknowledged uncertainty around how this hire touches the 2026 NFL Draft. The lens is clearer than the board. Build an offense that lives in manageable downs. Lean on play action. Feature backs in the passing game when the coverage picture invites it. Those are guideposts for roster planning, not predictions. It was cold outside. Snow piled up. Inside the Detroit Lions Podcast, the thesis warmed up fast: the name might not sparkle, but the fit makes sense. That is what matters for Detroit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp037jHNnn0 #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #drewpetzing #arizonacardinals #offensivecoordinator #kylermurray #joshdobbs #jamesconner #jahmyrgibbs #davidmontgomery #rungame #playaction #shotgunoffense #widezone #bradholmes #2026nfldraft Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jeremie Frimpong chats to Juliette Ferrington for this week's 'One on One' about his dream move to Liverpool, playing alongside his friend, Virgil van Dijk, and why he doesn't mind what position he plays in, as long as he's not in midfield! As well as listening to our 'One on One' conversations, you can watch also them on Sky Sports News and YouTube. Listen to every episode of the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast here: skysports.com/sky-sports-premier-league-podcastYou can listen to the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast on your smart speaker by saying "ask Global Player to play the Sky Sports Premier League Podcast".For all the latest football news, head to skysports.com/premier-leagueFor advertising opportunities email: skysportspodcasts@sky.uk

Coming at you LIVE from Benny Frank's! Where we are joined by Food Network's ‘Chopped' Champion Chef Enrique where he gives us some incite to being a chef, his speciality menu at Benny Frank's and the perks of being Chef Enrique. Plus Voo hits us with 21 questions where things get a little spicy. Follow us on social media @AaronScenesAfterParty

We break down the Bills' firing of Sean McDermott after their loss to the Broncos, analyze the hire of John Harbaugh to the Giants, and preview the Championship Sunday matchups: Patriots vs. Broncos and Rams vs. Seahawks. Plus, was that the best throw of Caleb Williams' life?—In this episode:The McDermott Firing & Coaching Carousel: We analyze the Bills' decision to move on from Sean McDermott, the hiring of John Harbaugh by the Giants, and Kevin Stefanski landing in Atlanta.Playoff Recap & Controversy: We break down the controversial finish to the Bills-Broncos game, the “meta” flip that doomed Buffalo's roster construction, and Caleb Williams' insane throw in the Bears' loss.The CJ Stroud Dilemma: We discuss the Texans' offensive collapse against New England and debate whether Houston is stuck in “quarterback purgatory” regarding Stroud's next contract.AFC Championship Preview (Patriots vs. Broncos): We look at how the Patriots can attack Denver's pass rush and how the Broncos will adjust with Jared Stidham stepping in for the injured Bo Nix.NFC Championship Preview (Rams vs. Seahawks): We preview the Round 3 matchup between Seattle and LA, focusing on the Stafford vs. Darnold quarterback battle and the Jaxon Smith-Njigba X-factor.—Timestamps:» Part I: The Coaching Carousel & Front Office00:00 The Bills Clean House Discussion on the firing of Sean McDermott and the promotion of GM Brandon Beane.00:47 Roster vs. The Meta Analysis of how the Bills built a roster to beat the Chiefs/Bengals but failed to adjust to the league-wide shift toward 12 personnel.05:43 The “Intellectual” Defensive Coach: A look at candidates like Brian Daboll and the trend toward hiring “intellectual” defensive minds similar to Mike Macdonald and Brandon Staley.07:53 Stefanski to Atlanta Breakdown of the potential fit for Kevin Stefanski with the Falcons' offensive weapons (Bijan Robinson, Drake London).10:38 Ulbrich & The Wide-9 Shift: Why keeping Jeff Ulbrich signals a commitment to the Wide-9/Quarters-heavy defensive structures popularized by the Saleh tree.12:50 The Harbaugh Clause: John Harbaugh to the Giants, and the unique contract clause stating he answers only to the owner.» Part II: Schematic Analysis & Game Recaps21:03 Gap Schemes vs. Speed: How the Bills utilized Pin-Pull concepts to exploit Denver's speed, noting Denver's 20th rank against Duo runs.22:33 Motion to Disrupt Coverage Denver used motion on 75% of plays (a season-high) to force communication checks and disrupt Buffalo's split-field rotations.24:22 Erasing the Deep Ball Denver's secondary held Josh Allen to 0-for-6 passing with 2 INTs on attempts of 20+ yards.27:03 Texans Offensive Collaps:e A breakdown of C.J. Stroud's struggles and the Texans' inability to counter the Patriots' game plan.30:08 Patriots MOFO Spike The Patriots increased their Middle of Field Open (MOFO) usage to 60%, using weak rotation vs. 3x1 and split-field vs. 2x2 to eliminate crossing routes.» Part III: Previews & Adjustments32:59 Patriots vs. Broncos Preview: The matchup of the Patriots' Man-Blocking/Duo schemes against the Broncos' fast-flow defense.40:35 The Caleb Williams Throw Reaction to the 45-yard cross-body throw from Caleb Williams in the Rams-Bears game.46:02 Pressure vs. Condensed Sets Dennis Allen's adjustment to blitz the edges and use DB pressure specifically against 12/13 personnel condensed formations, forcing the Rams into spread looks.» Part IV: NFC Championship Preview48:41 #1 Offense vs. #1 Defense Setting the stage for the Rams (Outside Zone) vs. Seahawks (Wide-9/Cover 2).50:00 The Schematic Conflict The clash between the Rams' outside run game and the Seahawks' defensive front is designed to force runs inside.51:27 The Cover 2 Weakness Identifying the Seahawks' 16th-ranked DVOA vs. Tight Ends as the key area for Stafford to attack the interior of the Cover 2.55:53 The JSN Factor: Why Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the X-factor for breaking down zone coverages in this matchup.—» Join Felix and Cody each Wednesday as we dive deep into the game we love!MatchQuarters is a reader-supported publication. So, make sure to subscribe.—© 2025 MatchQuarters | Cody Alexander | All rights reserved. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.matchquarters.com/subscribe

Warm up this weekend with free hot yoga and a variety of fitness classes being offered as part of the inaugural Explore and Restore Open House in Andersonville.

Wide receiver, as a whole, was pretty rough during the 2025 fantasy football season. On Episode 1075, JJ digs into the reasons why that position isn't what it used to be. Make sure to check out LateRound.com to subscribe to the free newsletter. Want to get dynasty rankings while accessing the amazing Late-Round community on Discord? Become a Late-Round member today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wide ranging conversation with pastor-farmer-rancher-shepherd, Sarah Macias from Sister Grove Farm in Alstyne, Texas.  Good article from Edible Dallas Fort Worth about Sarah and Sister Grove.  Royal Lane Baptist Church Creation Justice Ministries Transformative Leadership Program 

Tim discusses a strange charity event that Donald Trump hosted at Mar-a-Lago, a 21 year-old Anti-ICE protestor who was blinded in one eye, an interview with Renee Good's father-in-law, ex-NYC mayor Eric Adams launching a crypto coin, and an update on Bari Weiss & CBS News Anchor Tony Dokoupil. American Royalty Tour

Thing Discussed: Portal: You can't make an OL in the portal—keeping Guarnera and Sprague was huge. Wide receiver room is night and day from before. They put a secondary back together. Concern over LB and don't have an impact DT. Seth: After all that everyone is back where they were. Lucky for Michigan that everyone's a free agent but this is a terrible way to run the sport. Why does everybody forget Chase Taylor? You're going to learn his name this year. DT: Sam says PalePale was getting talked up during bowl prep. Put Crippen down a few times. Question is conditioning. Hoops vs Wisconsin: What happened? They got five-outed, pulled Mara out of the paint which was a key to how they were playing two-point defense, which is mostly drop. Played a lot more hedge vs Washington. Discussion on 3-point randomness. NBA studies prove the efficacy of closeouts. It's not totally random; what really matters is preventing open shots. No correlation between first half and back half three-point defense. Seth: Washington can't get to the rim and Wisconsin has guys who can take advantage of that. These European shootin' bigs are going to be a problem. Michigan is like Florida last year: they're big and they play fast. Slow them down and pull them outside and win a luck game. Response is to hedge more. Brian: We sometimes see Michigan playing live ball tactics that don't make sense against the team they're playing; the hedging was practicing for Illinois and Nebraska. Rebounding (especially vs PSU): Needs work. Big Ten doesn't officiate shoves in the back or the Wisconsin step-under, so you have to really focus on practicing rebounding in this league to be any good at it, and it's not the focus of this team. Hockey: Was it a cheap shot? If Notre Dame wasn't a goon squad we'd say no, but they've seen this guy run a goalie and Notre Dame is notorious for causing injuries—they knocked out M's best defender earlier in the year. Same referee was there for McGroarty's injury, Hallum's injury, and no calls on either of those either. Big Ten does not care about hockey, the officiating is atrocious. They don't know the game, and they're getting players hurt because of it. Can't self-regulate because there's no fighting so you need officials to do it, and they don't care.

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92.9 The Game Atlanta Falcons Reporter Joe Patrick speaks about how the Falcons reacted to John Harbaugh joining the Giants, if the Falcons current head coach is available right now, and having no real advancements in the Falcons GM search yet.

Yields are rising, debt is exploding, and central banks are quietly preparing for a massive shift. What happens when bonds around the world begin moving in lockstep and in the wrong direction? This is your wake-up call to prepare with gold and silver before the financial system resets.Questions on Protecting Your Wealth with Gold & Silver? Schedule a Strategy Call Here ➡️ https://calendly.com/itmtrading/podcastor Call 866-349-3310

Chicago Bears cornerback C.J. Gardner-Johnson returned to practice Thursday as the team got back on the field ahead of Sunday's NFC divisional game against the Los Angeles Rams. Wide receivers Rome Odunze and DJ Moore remained limited.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/shaw-local-s-bears-insider-podcast--3098936/support.

Watch full episode here: https://youtu.be/rYzlSbx0Emw   How do you garner greatness? In this spotlight from Episode 341, Charlie explains how the right annual goals give teams focus, create accountability, and bring Memory Makers together around a shared direction. When goals matter personally and collectively, they stop being checkboxes and start marking real progress toward what's next. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0tB33vSX8cRc7OHmeQgbSS 

Fans need to accept that JD5 will do what he wants Tomlin steps away after 19 years The AFC is WIDE open

Takeaways The transfer portal has changed the landscape of college football significantly.Key players like Deuce Knight and DJ Lagway are making headlines with their transfers.Running backs like Hollywood Smothers and Caleb Hawkins are expected to make an impact at their new schools.Wide receivers like Cam Coleman and Nick Marsh are exciting additions to their respective teams.The importance of evaluating player performance in the context of their new environments is crucial.Coaching changes and system fit can greatly influence a player's success after transferring.The podcast emphasizes the need for patience and careful analysis when assessing transfer players.Listeners are encouraged to stay updated on transfer news and player performances throughout the season.The conversation highlights the unpredictability of college football and the impact of NIL on player decisions.The hosts express excitement for the upcoming college football season and the potential of new player dynamics.Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Transfer Portal08:29 Notable Transfers and Their Implications19:16 Running Back Transfers and Future Prospects31:20 Evaluating Running Back Performance33:36 Transfer Portal Insights: Running Backs35:54 Wide Receiver Transfers and Their Impact42:20 Exciting Wide Receiver Commitments47:16 Analyzing New Talent at LSU49:10 Controversial Takes on Cam Coleman59:17 Final Thoughts on Transfer Portal Players   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Its another episode of the After Party and on this one we feature the man behind the mask smgbc! He comes on to tell us about his move from Tampa Bay to El Paso, some horny stories and working and promoting in the EP nightlife. Follow us on social media @AaronScenesAfterParty

Jagger May and Andrew Mott dive deep into six sleeper prospects who could make noise in the 2026 NFL draft on the brand new Draft Nerds pod. The guys break down running back Emmett Johnson from Nebraska, who posted 1,451 yards and 12 touchdowns while showing elite receiving skills with 46 catches. Andrew sees potential as the RB2 in this class, comparing him to Chase Brown and Rico Dowdle. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss from Ole Miss gets mixed reviews due to arm strength concerns, though his mobility could land him in the right situation. Wide receiver Eric McAllister from TCU brings size at six foot three but has limited route running. Bryce Lance from North Dakota State, brother of Trey Lance, shows high motor and contested catch ability heading into the Senior Bowl. The episode wraps with tight end Michael Trigg from Baylor, a 642 pound athlete who could sneak into rookie draft first rounds given the weak class. Check out the full breakdown for Dynasty Rankings and Rookie Big Boards. FastDraft: Download and deposit $10 using code NERDS on the FastDraft app and join your first draft to be eligible for a free one-year full bundle membership at Dynasty Nerds (new members only). FastDraft will match your deposit up to $50. Draft best ball teams in under 5 minutes! FFPC: New Users: Use promo code NERDS for $25 off your first FFPC Playoff Challenge Entry! 00:00 Start 00:37 Emmett Johnson RB, Nebraska 06:04 Trinidad Chambliss QB, Ole Miss 13:10 Eric McAlister WR, TCU 18:27 Demond Claiborn RB, Wake Forest 22:45 Bryce Lance WR, NDSU 28:06 Michael Trigg TE, Baylor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From the BBC World Service: There's mounting pressure on Grok — the AI chatbot that's part of Elon Musk's social media platform, X — over the generation of explicit images. The U.K. is rushing through a new law making it illegal to create nonconsensual intimate images; meanwhile, Indonesia and Malaysia have already blocked access to Grok. Then, the race is heating up to build the most powerful quantum computers. We visit one of the biggest players, Google's quantum lab in California

From the BBC World Service: There's mounting pressure on Grok — the AI chatbot that's part of Elon Musk's social media platform, X — over the generation of explicit images. The U.K. is rushing through a new law making it illegal to create nonconsensual intimate images; meanwhile, Indonesia and Malaysia have already blocked access to Grok. Then, the race is heating up to build the most powerful quantum computers. We visit one of the biggest players, Google's quantum lab in California

In this episode of Building the Base, Hondo Geurts and Lauren Bedula sit down with Matthew Steckman, President and Chief Business Officer of Anduril Industries, recorded live at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley. Matt discusses his path from being among the first dozen employees at Palantir's DC office to co-founding Anduril, which has grown from operating out of his backyard shed in 2017 to a 7,000-person international company with over 20 product lines. The conversation covers the founding team's decision to enter defense technology when venture capital investment in the sector was effectively prohibited, and examines the operational challenges of scaling both product development and manufacturing.Five key takeaways from today's episode:The defense investment landscape has shifted dramatically since 2017: When Anduril launched, venture capital firms had bylaws explicitly prohibiting defense investments, reflecting a broader belief that major conflicts were unlikely. Those restrictions have since been removed as the strategic environment changed.Successful defense tech requires focus on difficult capability gaps: Matt advises founders to identify problems the government needs solved but cannot source from traditional contractors, maintain discipline around product roadmap, and avoid diluting defense focus by chasing commercial opportunities that compromise technical requirements.Scale in defense requires product portfolio breadth: Unlike enterprise software companies that achieve scale through a few products in large markets, Anduril has expanded to over 20 product lines, reflecting the need to address multiple segments of the defense market to build a substantial business.Manufacturing strategy must account for demand unpredictability: Anduril addresses high-mix, low-rate production challenges by designing products with commercial components, centralizing manufacturing operations at their Ohio facility, and building flexibility across production lines to handle variable government forecasting.Acquisition reform progress is incremental but cumulative: Having observed four cycles of acquisition reform over two decades, Matt notes that while individual reforms don't eliminate all obstacles, each iteration reduces friction and enables program managers to leverage new authorities more effectively.

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Browns color analyst Nathan Zegura shares his insight on the Browns coaching search amid the team interviewing two people on Friday. He thinks even after this weekend, there could be a few more coaches like Sean McDermott or Matt LaFleur that could become available.

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Healthcare costs are climbing for many Americans as enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits roll back, raising premiums for middle-income households unless Congress intervenes. In this vacuum, we look at a major new federal investment aimed at expanding healthcare access in rural communities. Plus, U.S. travel is sending mixed signals this year — domestic travel is booming, but fewer international visitors are visiting the States, and that shift is being felt by America's museums.

Healthcare costs are climbing for many Americans as enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits roll back, raising premiums for middle-income households unless Congress intervenes. In this vacuum, we look at a major new federal investment aimed at expanding healthcare access in rural communities. Plus, U.S. travel is sending mixed signals this year — domestic travel is booming, but fewer international visitors are visiting the States, and that shift is being felt by America's museums.

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