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Nebraska Athletic Director Troy Dannen is joining the CFP Playoff Selection committee.Tom Osborne was involved in the first ever CFP committee in 2014...Mike Riley(2024,2025), Will Shields (2021-2024), Mark Dantonio (2025)Sponsored by NEBCOOur Sponsors:* Check out Hims: https://hims.com/EARLYBREAKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Hour 2: Will Shields, Nate Taylor, Frank Caliendo, Name That Year full 2713 Thu, 06 Feb 2025 15:32:45 +0000 hgR9Wj1bkhGMw4NKyCpXhPVYHqIBFlAO sports Fescoe & Dusty sports Hour 2: Will Shields, Nate Taylor, Frank Caliendo, Name That Year Fescoe in the Morning. One guy is a KU grad. The other is on the KU football broadcast team, but their loyalty doesn't stop there as these guys are huge fans of Kansas City sports and the people of Kansas City who make it the great city it is. Start your morning with us at 5:58am! 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepod
Will Shields joins Fescoe & Dusty! full 638 Thu, 06 Feb 2025 13:22:49 +0000 0K8VJgIWXnkK9yv3rzsg1Te4neluIklh sports Fescoe & Dusty sports Will Shields joins Fescoe & Dusty! Fescoe in the Morning. One guy is a KU grad. The other is on the KU football broadcast team, but their loyalty doesn't stop there as these guys are huge fans of Kansas City sports and the people of Kansas City who make it the great city it is. Start your morning with us at 5:58am! 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%
Stugotz and Billy are living it up on Radio row in New Orleans. Guests include Warrick Dunn, Matthew Berry, Taylor Rooks, Jermaine Johnson, Quincy Williams, Will Shields, Ed McCaffery, Cam Jordan and the Old Spice guy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Stugotz and Billy are living it up on Radio row in New Orleans. Guests include Warrick Dunn, Matthew Berry, Taylor Rooks, Jermaine Johnson, Quincy Williams, Will Shields, Ed McCaffery, Cam Jordan and the Old Spice guy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Stugotz and Billy are living it up on Radio row in New Orleans. Guests include Warrick Dunn, Matthew Berry, Taylor Rooks, Jermaine Johnson, Quincy Williams, Will Shields, Ed McCaffery, Cam Jordan and the Old Spice guy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Former NFL linebacker Shawn Barber sits down with Chiefs great Will Shields to discuss the Chiefs' win over the Panthers, what he wants to see the Chiefs do on the offensive line moving forward, and Raider Week. — The Soul of KC Holiday Raffle & Toy Drive is BACK to spread joy and make a difference! Purchase tickets and be entered for a chance to win some awesome prizes. Venmo
On this episode of Banking on KC, Shamika Hogan, executive director of i.c.stars Kansas City, joins host Kelly Scanlon to discuss the program's recent launch in Kansas City. Tune in to discover how: Will Shields helped bring the program to Kansas City. i.c.stars uses training, mentorships and residencies to introduce talented underserved youth to high-tech careers. How local companies and communities benefit from the efforts of the program. Country Club Bank – Member FDIC
Some of the greatest players in Chiefs history were not first-round draft selections, and you'll hear from a few of them on today's SportsBeat KC, The Star's daily sports podcast. Each has an interesting draft experience story, and Bobby Bell, Will Shields and Trey Smith share theirs. Even though they're from different eras, one thing they have in common: Based on performance they were woefully under-drafted with Bell taken in the seventh round, Shields in the third and Smith in the sixth. Bell and Shields are Hall of Famers. Also, you'll hear about the origin of “Chiefs Kingdom.” Chiefs fans are expected to be out in force during the NFL Draft at Union Station this week, and you'll hear Chiefs Kingdom used often. It was the brainchild of longtime radio broadcaster Mitch Holthus, and at Super Bowl LVII he shared the story of how he came up with the description of the fandom.,y Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
-Tom Shatel wrote about it this week, saying that winning a 2nd ring could further boast he potential of Suh being the best Husker ever to play in the pros. His college career was sensational and he's had a great NFL career…but is he the best ever?-Mick Tingelhoff and Will Shields are Hall of Famers, and don't forget the great career of Roger Craig among others-Who else can be considered as the BEST? Suh is a 3-time 1st team All Pro, 2-time 2nd team All-Pro, and a 5-time Pro Bowler-Coach Busch also weighs in on the meaning behind "4th & 1."Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
On episode 45 of Hockey with Hultzy, Lucas has on Falmouth Nova Scotia native and Cape Breton Eagles forward Will Shields. Will comes on the show to talk about his time at Bishop Kearney, QMJHL draft experience, NHL player comparison, and much more.
Extra! Extra! Hear all about it! Did you know the Johnson County Library has a podcast? If not, this special episode is the perfect place to begin listening. By spending a mere 15 minutes with us, you too will be able to answer with a resounding "Yes!" to the question: "Did you hear?" We discuss the annual one night only party at the Library we call: Library Lets Loose. You are not going to want to miss this festive, lively after-hours celebration and fundraiser for Library Lovers at Central Resource Library. If you are 21 years or older, we invite you to join our Honorary hosts Senia and Will Shields to enjoy food, drink, music, our MakerSpace and truly good people! Tickets and more information: libraryletsloose.org
In this episode, I interview Dr. Will Shields, a counselor and coach for troubled youth, in order to help parents understand how to better support teens who have challenging behaviors. Maybe you have a teen - whether a foster teen or your own - who is dealing with some issues that are overwhelming for the entire family. Maybe you feel that your teen is headed down the wrong path. Well, there is good news. There is a way to get help before it's too late. Join us as we tackle issues that are plaguing many families. There is help and there is hope!About This Episode's Special Guest:For further assistance, email Dr. Will Shields at dr.will@coachmetodestiny.comTo access more Podcast resources, visit strongermindsstrongeryouth.comGet Social to Stay Connected!!!Twitter: @Official_SMSYFB: @StrongerMindsStrongerYouthInstagram: @StrongerMindsStrongerYouthLinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jessikashieldsTikTok: @Official_SMSYThank you for listening!
Will Shields and Danan Hughes, members of the 1994 team that lost to the Bills in the AFC Championship game, joined The Drive to tell stories from that day.
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On the 68th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by his Pro Football Hall of Fame brother, former teammate, and Kansas City Chiefs legend Will Shields (05:15 – 50:39). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:17 – 04:29). Morten gives us his biggest takeaways from around the NFL as we head into Christmas, and let's just say Urban Meyer is going to be on the “naughty list.”We then move to our interview with Will Shields, where he discusses a wide range of topics: his connection to Denmark, and his love for Danish hot dogs (05:51); his thoughts on the up and down season of the 2021 Kansas City Chiefs (08:49); his thoughts on Joe Thuney's first season in Kansas City, and how he thinks their offensive line has looked generally (12:45); why he thinks he hasn't been asked to come speak to the Chiefs offensive linemen (16:01); what he thinks might be contributing to the decline in offensive line play at the pro level (16:59); who he thinks is the best guard in the NFL today, and discussing his iron man record with the Chiefs (18:53); the “non-negotiables” for a great guard (21:30); why he thinks the 2021 Chiefs are capable of repeating as AFC Champions (25:31); how his relationship with Dick Vermeil grew over the years (29:24); the iconic offensive line he was a part of with the Chiefs (32:55); what's wrong with Nebraska, and why the transfer portal is specifically bad for the Cornhuskers (35:09); background on his “Will to Succeed Foundation” (39:37); “The Name Game,” featuring Lamar Hunt, Joe Montana, Marcus Allen, Derrick Thomas, Trent Green, Tony Gonzalez, Priest Holmes and Marty Schottenheimer (41:33); and why falling to the 3rd round of the NFL Draft, even after winning the Outland Trophy, was the best thing that ever happened to him (49:30).Then we move to this week's edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for the five biggest games of the football weekend (52:08 – 59:32). Morten gives his picks for 49ers at Titans (53:28), Browns at Packers (54:55), Colts at Cardinals (55:57), Bills at Patriots (56:57), and Dolphins at Saints (57:55).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about his friend Will Shields, and the many characteristics that make him one of the greatest players of all-time, both on and off the field (59:32).
On the 57th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by Houston Oilers legend and Pro Football Hall of Fame brother Warren Moon (06:50 – 49:46). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:04 – 06:01). Morten reflects on a historic night at Gillette Stadium, as Tom Brady returned to play his former head coach, Bill Belichick, for the first time – and maybe the only time – in his career.We then move to our interview with Warren Moon, where he discusses a wide range of topics: reflecting on his childhood in a tough neighborhood in Los Angeles, why he made the decision to attend a different high school from the one assigned to his district, and the impact his mom had on his upbringing and development (07:57); fulfilling his childhood dream of winning the Rose Bowl while playing at the University of Washington (14:20); his favorite memories from his three years playing for the Huskies (15:47); his approach to leadership, and where he derived his skills from (20:18); reflecting on his dominant 6-year run in the CFL, and whether or not he regrets not giving the NFL a try from the beginning (24:10); why he thinks we will see other stars emerge in the NFL who get their starts in other professional football league (28:40); with the Oilers no longer existing, Warren describes his weird relationship with the franchise that holds all his history and records – the Tennessee Titans (30:09); why he thinks the Titans can win a Super Bowl with a running back as the focal point of their offense (32:14); why he would choose Justin Jefferson over Dalvin Cook to add to his 1990s Vikings' roster (33:32); why he thinks Russell Wilson will finish his career with another franchise (34:45); the one trait Patrick Mahomes has that Warren wishes he had in his own game (36:48); his mentorship of Cam Newton, and the advice he'd give him if he had his ear today (37:30); and this week's edition of the “The Name Game,” featuring Bruce Matthews, Mike Munchak, Drew Hill, Robert Brazile, Mike Golic, June Jones, Denny Green, Brian Billick, Cris Carter, Randall McDaniel, John Randle, Darryl Talley, Walter Jones, Will Shields, Andre Rison and Dante Hall (40:01).Then we move to this week's edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for the five biggest games of the football weekend (51:58 – 59:28). Morten gives his picks for Rams at Seahawks (53:00), Bills at Chiefs (54:03), 49ers at Cardinals (55:20), Browns at Chargers (56:33), and Saints at Washington (58:02).Finally, “Morten's Game Winner” returns – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about Warren Moon, and his pioneering journey through the world of professional football (59:28).
On the 55th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist and coaching legend Dick Vermeil (06:54 – 01:04:17). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:06 – 06:54). Morten reacts to an epic game between the Chiefs and Ravens from this past weekend, and explains why he thinks Lamar Jackson is the MVP of the league through two weeks of the season.We then move to our interview with Dick Vermeil, where he discusses a wide range of topics: his involvement in the wine business, and the history behind his company, “Vermeil Wines” (07:41); his coaching style, and the difference between delegating and designating (13:53); Morten having teammates on the Chiefs that weren't born when he started playing (15:49); knowing when to release a player, and remaining close with many players he has cut (16:46); being the first official special teams coach in NFL history (18:12); taking over an Eagles franchise in the late 1970s that was a losing program, and what it took to turn them into NFC Champions (19:38); why the NFL needs to do a better job helping its former players with medical assistance as they get older (24:04); the amazing story of Vince Papale making the team in Philly (24:46); a review of “American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story” (26:18); his love for underdogs, and why London Fletcher should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame (27:05); what a Gold Jacket would mean to him (27:44); why Tom Flores getting inducted helped clear the way for Dick, and the various high-profile coaches stumping for him as a candidate (29:12); the hilarious story of David Baker's phone call to let Dick know he was a finalist (30:43); reminiscing about the late, great Frank Gansz Sr. (31:58); why he stepped away from coaching after winning the Super Bowl with a historically great St. Louis Rams team in 1999 (36:59); why he came out of retirement to coach the Chiefs in the early 2000s (38:48); working his players so hard in St. Louis, there was almost a “mutiny,” and why things were different in Kansas City (40:15); why Patrick Mahomes could go down as the finest quarterback to ever play in the NFL (42:45); the state of the Rams, his relationship with Sean McVay, and why Matthew Stafford will be great in L.A. (44:13); why he doesn't think Doug Pederson should've been fired in Philadelphia (47:03); and this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring Kurt Warner, Ron Jaworski, Trent Green, Marshall Faulk, Tony Gonzalez, Jared Allen, Harold Carmichael and Will Shields (48:45).Then we move to this week's edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for the five biggest games of the football weekend (01:05:13 – 01:12:08). Morten gives his picks for Buccaneers at Rams (01:05:51), Saints at Patriots (01:07:05), Packers at 49ers (01:08:36), Chargers at Chiefs (01:09:33), and Washington Football Team at Bills (01:10:49).Finally, “Morten's Game Winner” returns – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten reflects on his relationship with Coach Vermeil, and explains why he's had a profound impact on every single one of his former players (01:12:08).
The Chiefs missed out on a free agent, but Bob isn't worried. Plus, the Mannings are changing the game, Will Shields has a few concerns heading into camp, we Shout It Out, the SEC is taking a zero tolerance approach, Bink lets us down, Vern is giving up, and the Olympic Story of the Day! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Zone, hosted by Joshua Brisco and Rudy Salazar starts the show off talking about The Kansas City Royals getting a series win against the Twins over the weekend, the excitement from the AA Northwest Arkansas young hitters and the outlook and excitement for the Royals going forward. Josh is then joined by Will Shields to talk about the outlook of the Chiefs offensive line after their big off season overhaul. Plus KU has added a bunch of transfers from Buffalo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
5-31-21 The Zone, hosted by Joshua Brisco and Rudy Salazar starts the show off talking about The Kansas City Royals getting a series win against the Twins over the weekend, the excitement from the AA Northwest Arkansas young hitters and the outlook and excitement for the Royals going forward. Josh is then joined by Will Shields to talk about the outlook of the Chiefs offensive line after their big off season overhaul. Plus KU has added a bunch of transfers from Buffalo. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's one of the saddest things of my career, seeing athletes go broke after making millions. The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating a Kansas City investment advisor for allegedly ripping off Darren Sproles, Will Shields, Paul George and others. The man lived in my neighborhood, you want to hear this. We give you info on the Chauvin trial you won't get anywhere else. Joe Biden has a border problem with lice and covid outbreaks, he's raising your taxes and his dog bit another person at the White House. Ya, Trump had problems. And commish Roger Goodell expects sell out crowds in the NFL this fall.... thank goodness somebody is saying it. A new Hummer sells for a record price for charity, your Pizza Hut is changing and Spongebob is cancelled. We have it all on this episode of KKHI.
Jay Williams, Bart Scott and Zubin Mehenti talk to Bucs RB & Super Bowl Champ Ronald Jones, former Patriots TE & 2x SB champ Christian Fauria, former Green Bay Packers VP Andrew Brandt and NFL HOF'er Will Shields about the passing of Marty Schottenheimer.
Jay Williams, Bart Scott and Zubin Mehenti talk to Bucs RB & Super Bowl Champ Ronald Jones, former Patriots TE & 2x SB champ Christian Fauria, former Green Bay Packers VP Andrew Brandt and NFL HOF'er Will Shields about the passing of Marty Schottenheimer.
Jay Williams, Bart Scott and Zubin Mehenti talk to Bucs RB & Super Bowl Champ Ronald Jones, former Patriots TE & 2x SB champ Christian Fauria, former Green Bay Packers VP Andrew Brandt and NFL HOF'er Will Shields about the passing of Marty Schottenheimer.
Jay Williams, Bart Scott and Zubin Mehenti talk to Bucs RB & Super Bowl Champ Ronald Jones, former Patriots TE & 2x SB champ Christian Fauria, former Green Bay Packers VP Andrew Brandt and NFL HOF’er Will Shields about the passing of Marty Schottenheimer.
Jay Williams, Bart Scott and Zubin Mehenti talk to Bucs RB & Super Bowl Champ Ronald Jones, former Patriots TE & 2x SB champ Christian Fauria, former Green Bay Packers VP Andrew Brandt and NFL HOF’er Will Shields about the passing of Marty Schottenheimer.
3:05pm-Curley Culp, Pro Football Hall of Fame Def. Tackle, Super Bowl Champion3:15pm-Shaun King, Former Buccaneers Quarterback3:30pm-Dave Mason, BetOnline.com4:00pm-Warren Moon, Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterback4:15pm-Drew Bledsoe, Former Cowboys, Bills and Patriots Quarterback4:30pm-Demarcus Ware, Former Cowboys Defensive End5:00pm-Darryl Strawberry, Former MLB Outfielder, Author, "Turn You Season Around"5:30pm-Will Shields, Pro Football Hall of Fame Guard5:45pm-Grayson Grundhoefer, SicEm365.com
Pro Football Hall of Famer and Kansas City Chiefs legend Will Shields joins Pete Sweeney for a brief conversation on the latest in his life and a key matchup in Super Bowl LV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
For 14 seasons, as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, Will Shields cemented his reputation as one the greatest offensive guards to play the game. And after 12 consecutive Pro Bowls, inductions into the Chiefs, College and NFL Hall of Fames, numerous All Pro honors...as well as being chosen as the Walter Payton Man Of The Year in 2003. He retired in 2007...and with his Will To Succeed Foundation already up and running, he set about making a difference in and around KC...especially with the Midwest Innocence Project...working tirelessly to free those who have been wrongly imprisoned. We got the chance to catch up with Will to talk the Midwest Innocence Project and, of course, The Super Bowl!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Three: Is Subway's tuna really tuna? A lawsuit against them says it's not. Justin Watkins weighs in on this very important topic. Is Vegas the worst city in sports when it comes to covid protocols? How does it affect UNLV and the Mountain West Tournament? Will Shields (former Chiefs G) tells us what he's been up to after a HOF career with the Chiefs, and what he expects to see in SB LV!
Loaded with guests on Thursday's Beckles & Recher Show, starting with former Bucs QB and NBC Sports NFL analyst Chris Simms, followed by Newsday national football columnist and PFWAA president Bob Glauber. Then, the boys spoke with former Bucs WR Michael Clayton and Pro Football Hall-of-Fame guard Will Shields. Of course we can't miss a Thursday during hockey season without chatting with Phil Esposito, and then we spoke with Tom Brady's throwing mechanics coach, Dr. Tom House. Finally, an interview with Emily Long, a Tampa Bay area healthcare worker who scored a free Super Bowl ticket! Plus, On This Day in Sports History, Halftime Heat, Pick to Click and MORE!
Doug explains why Tom Brady should retire from the NFL even if he loses to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl. Hall of Famer and Chiefs offensive lineman Will Shields joins the show to tell Doug if Patrick Mahomes will win another Lombardi Trophy for Kansas City. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Former Husker offensive lineman Will Shields was named to the College Football Playoff (CFP) Selection Committee on Tuesday, Jan. 26. Shields was appointed by the CFP Management Committee, and his three-year term on the selection committee will begin this spring.
Long-time NFL front office personnel man Mike Ackerley joins Pro Mindset host Craig Domann and shares his perspective on what creates “draft value” and the difference between the front office mindset and the football coach mindset related to evaluating and drafting players. The NFL Draft is the #1 supply chain mechanism for NFL teams adding talent to their rosters. Mike also discusses his personal experience as the West Coast Scout for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers leading up to the 1993 NFL Draft when they drafted safety John Lynch out of Stanford University in the third round. He shares insights about the scouting and coaching opinions about Lynch, as well as, the impact of Lynch’s pedestrian 4.73 forty time at the NFL Combine. Lynch was widely considered a 1st round performer but was rated a 3rd rounder in terms of draft value due to his speed concerns. This month Lynch is again a finalist for the Pro Football Hall-of-Fame in Canton, Ohio. Lynch is looking to become the 5th player from the 1993 NFL Draft Class following Willie Roaf, Michael Strahan, Jerome Bettis and Will Shields.Prior to his 20+ year NFL personnel career, Mike coached in college football for 20+ years as well. In fact, Mike was Craig’s position college at the University of Kansas. As a seasoned college coach, Mike believes he had an edge in scouting since (a) he was accustomed to scouting players as a college coach as a part of his recruiting, and (b) he could relate to and anticipate what his pro coaches were looking for in terms of evaluation factors.
Hall of Famer Cris Carter hosts two Legends, Will Shields and Warrick Dunn, who each exuded excellence on and off the field. As All-Pro players, locker room leaders and NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year Award winners, Will and Warrick share their stories and discuss what they're doing to give back to their communities.
Will Shields is an Outland Trophy Winner, member of the College Football Hall of Fame, 12X Pro Bowler, NFL Hall of Famer, and 2003 Walter Payton Man of the Year. He never missed a start as an offensive lineman during his 14 seasons with the Kansas City Chiefs. Ironically, his very first NFL running back was our dear friend Marcus Allen! Will Shields' life is marked by discipline and consistency. Will reminds us to be kind to everyone we encounter because you never know what the other person is going through. Will Shields and his wife Senia (Sen-ya) started a foundation in 1993 shortly after Will was drafted in the third round by the Kansas City Chiefs. The "Will to Succeed" is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization that facilitates programs, provides assistance and resources to individuals, families and other charitable organizations who have little or no access to other aid. This organization is working to enhance the metro city area of Kansas City. Will Shields and his wife live a life to serve others and clear the way for other people to succeed! Check out "Will to Succeed" here: http://willtosucceed.org/
Hall of Fame lineman Will Shields joins former Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Joe Valerio and sports writer Jeff Fedotin to discuss the current Chiefs and swap stories from the past.
As we approach Kickoff in Kansas City, Hall of Famer and Chiefs Legend, Will Shields, talks about his commitment to making a change around social injustices through his work with the Midwest Innocence Project and I.C. Stars.
Fran Duffy is talking offensive line play with Eagles OL Coach Jeff Stoutland, who breaks down the differences between zone schemes and gap schemes in the run game, along with 13-time Pro Bowl guard WIll Shields about the little things that work best playing in the trenches.
Fran Duffy is talking offensive line play with Eagles OL Coach Jeff Stoutland, who breaks down the differences between zone schemes and gap schemes in the run game, along with 13-time Pro Bowl guard WIll Shields about the little things that work best playing in the trenches.
Mark Wiedeman is one of our senior NFL analysts here at Out ‘N About. He also serves as our resident Chiefs Insider and has staked his claim to be THE Kansas City Chiefs superfan. Every Sunday, whether it be in season or offseason, Mark rocks a pair of white zumbas and one of his many Chiefs jerseys. He has even gone as far as to bleed red, claiming that Patty Mahomes is the current love of his life. Mark is a purist, staying true to the NFL and rarely dabbling in the land of college football until it comes to the draft. Today, Mark is here with the scoop on the Chiefs and the rest of the AFC West. Shit, we miss football! Links to resources: Barstool Sports Snapchat Adidas Will Ferrel Crashes Seahawks Team Meeting Peyton Manning SNL Tom Brady NFL Redzone ESPN Pardon My Take Drew Brees Will Shields Travis Kelce Jersey Tyrann Mathieu Patrick Mahomes Mark Wiedeman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markwiedeman/?hl=en Find clips of the show on Instagram! For all the episodes, blog posts about our guests/stories, and other great content, go to nicocoady.com!
Danan Hughes chose Iowa and coach Hayden Fry because of the promise to let him play both baseball and football, including a deal that he didn't have to participate in football workouts if he was playing for the baseball team. Hughes only played spring football for one season in college, but even doubling up sports didn't slow him down. After 4 catches for over 100 yards in the Hawkeye spring game, Hughes rushed over to the baseball field to play in the second game of a double-header against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Hughes and the Hawkeyes went to the 1991 Rose Bowl and were Big Ten co-champions. Hughes is one of the all-time Hawkeye leaders for touchdown receptions (tied for 2nd), receptions (3rd), and receiving yards for a freshman (2nd). After a stellar career on the diamond for the Hawkeyes, Hughes was drafted in the 3rd round of the 1992 amateur draft by the Milwaukee Brewers organization. Hughes played 2 seasons for the Helena Brewers in the Pioneer League. Hughes was then drafted in the 7th round 1993 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs and fully committed himself to football. Hughes was part of the mid-1990s Chiefs that featured some incredible talents, including Joe Montana, Marcus Allen, Will Shields, and Derrick Thomas. The Chiefs went to the AFC Championship game during his rookie season and made the playoffs in nearly every season in Kansas City. Hughes retired after 6 years in the NFL with over 400 yards receiving, almost 800 return yards, and a perfect 100% completion percentage going 2-2 as a passer. www.moonlightgrahamshow.com
Former Kansas City Chiefs offensive lineman Joe Valerio and sports writer Jeff Fedotin discuss the logistics of how the virtual, remote NFL draft could unfold. Joe analyzes his favorite prospect, OL Tristan Wirfs, and Charlie Heck, the son of the Chiefs' OL coach.
We wrap up our Path to Miami series with, the Chiefs' all-time games played leader and current punter, Dustin Colquitt. Dustin joins Mike, Sterling and Aaron from Miami to talk the build up of Super Bowl week, media night, Hawaiian shirts, what's been different this year and the advice that he's gotten from Craig Colquitt (dad, who punted for the Steelers in two Super Bowls) and Britton Colquitt (younger brother who punted in Super Bowl 50 for the Broncos) In 2019 Dustin finished his 15th season as a Chief and passed Will Shields as the teams' all-time games played leader. Follow the show on Twitter and Instagram @3PointStancePod, "Like Us" on Facebook, 3 Point Stance Podcast. Subscribe for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Play or wherever you listen to podcasts.
At Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta, Steve Wyche hosted a panel of exceptional NFL Legends: Willie Lanier, Will Shields, Troy Vincent and Jason Witten.
Sit down with the 2019 East West Shrine game Legends captains: Mark Brunell, Will Shields, Willie McGinest and our very own host, Aeneas Williams. This year, Shields will be inducted to the EWSB Hall of Fame.
"NFL 100 Roundtables" - Offensive Linemen - Living legends come together, by position, to share their stories in a series of roundtable discussions. Legends include: Jerry Kramer, Bruce Matthews, Anthony Munoz, Jonathan Ogden and Will Shields.
10-15-19 The Program opened the show talking about the poor officiating around the NFL and what causes it, as well as the different Tiers of NFL QB's and where Patrick Mahomes should rank? The Program is also joined by NFL Hall of Famer, Will Shields to promote all of the wonderful events around the community that he is a part of and to talk some Chiefs football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
John Welbourn is CEO of Power Athlete and Fuse Move, as well as the creator of the online training phenomena, Johnnie WOD. He is a 9 year veteran of the NFL and was a starter for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1999-2003, the Kansas City Chiefs from 2004-2007, and appeared in 3 NFC Championship games. In 2008, he played with the New England Patriots until an injury ended his season early with him retiring in 2009. Over the course of his career, John has started over 100 games and has 10 play-off appearances. After retiring from the NFL, John got involved with CrossFit and eventually developed the CrossFit Football program, but we’ll let him explain how that all went down. John has worked with the MLB, NFL, NHL, Olympic athletes as well as the Military, and he currently travels the world lecturing on performance and nutrition for Power Athlete. For more info on John, check out Power Athlete, Johnnie WOD, and follow them on Facebook and Instagram. [03:10] Dr. Romanov[03:45] Power Athlete[04:11] Fort Hood, TSAC / NSCA, Fort Bragg[04:43] Power Athlete Methodology Course[05:43] Power, by Fred Hatfield[06:14] CrossFit Seminars[07:01] After completing the Power Athlete Methodology course, you can go to Austin, Texas to the Block One coaching certification[07:55] Power Athlete Symposium[09:21] John’s pre-CrossFit athletic background[09:55] UC Berkeley[10:10] John played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Kansas City Chiefs, and the New England Patriots[12:03] CrossFit Football[12:57] Raphael Ruiz[13:46] Tom Brady, Tony Gonzalez, Will Shields[14:57] GPP = General Physical Preparedness[15:29] Brian Mackenzie[16:28] SPP = Specific Physical Preparedness[19:53] Mark Rippetoe[25:42] John’s definition of athleticism[27:36] John explains the Pancake/Wagon Wheel Diet[30:29] Uncle Buck is all about the Wagon Wheel Diet[31:41] Talk to Me, Johnnie blog[32:13] Krusteaz pancake mix[32:21] Grape Nuts Cereal[34:43] From Costco to Andronico’s, John has arrived[37:34] From one protein bar to a box at Sports Basement, Kelly has arrived[37:55] Only slightly expired Balance Bars[38:17] Mauro Di Pasquale[41:04] Robb Wolf[41:33] Loren Cordain[42:12] Weston Price[43:01] John makes two main nutrition recommendations for young athletes[45:41] John participates in Dr. Amen’s study on NFL players[47:52] Mat Lalonde, Ketogenic Diet for brain trauma[53:07] Dr. Tom Incledon[59:25] Good Will Hunting
At the 2019 East West Shrine game in St. Petersburg, FL - and as the NFL gears up for the 100th season, Mark Brunell and Will Shields sit down with Aeneas Williams to talk about the some of the greatest NFL moments and memories from the first 100 years of professional football
AUDIO VERSION: Join us as we discuss the use of Cable Advertising with special guest Will Shields of Comcast Advertising. Also available in UHD at https://youtu.be/M2iahCRCUCs.
Join us as we discuss the use of Cable Advertising with special guest Will Shields of Comcast Advertising. To make full screen on the Straight Shot app, please click the box icon in the top right corner! Also available in UHD at https://youtu.be/M2iahCRCUCs.
Aeneas Williams sits down with NFL Legends Bart Oates, Amani Toomer, Tony Richardson and Will Shields to discuss fitness and health issues. Topics include embracing and executing new fitness regimens, eating right, and taking care of one's body for a long and successful life.
Will Shields and Marty Moore discuss expectations for Kareem Hunt tonight, how Tom Brady excels at his age and who will win tonights matchup between the Chiefs and Patriots.
Chad Brown, Sean Salisbury, Will Shields, Marty Moore, and Holden Kushner join NFL No Huddle hosts Kordell Stewart and Brian Webber as they also discuss Tom Brady's career with the Patriots.
Will Shields, the former Husker and Pro Football Hall of Famer, discusses growing up in the drug capital of Oklahoma, his love for vocal music, why he picked Tom Osborne over Barry Switzer, learning from Joe Montana and Marcus Allen, why today’s offensive linemen struggle to adapt to the NFL, what Nebraska’s offense is missing and more. Support the show.
Episode 6 features James Trapp, Former NFL Cornerback with the Oakland Raiders and Baltimore Ravens. Our guest in this episode is former Oakland Raider and Super Bowl champ with the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl James Trapp. Now in order for you to stay current and not miss any future episodes you can subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, find episodes on Stitcher and all of this can be easily found on our website richtakeonsports.com. Also, the biggest compliment you can provide is by sharing this podcast with others and also providing feedback on iTunes by rating and reviewing and there’s going to be more details coming soon about some exciting free giveaways that we’re going to be doing for you listeners that provide a review on iTunes. We can also connect via Twitter: @richtakesports Or you can email me: richmond@richtakeonsports.com This week in the Rich Spotlight our guest is James Trapp most notably known now as Minister James Trapp on Twitter as his life has unfolded into serving others. James’s story is one of how talent can take you far greater than you can ever imagine through God given athletic ability but also the destruction that can occur when you become so self-absorbed in yourself. James was a stand-out cornerback at Clemson University and was selected in the 3rd Round of the NFL draft by the Oakland Raiders. He was also a world class sprinter and a two-sport athlete at Clemson from 1989-1993 where in 1992 he was the 200 meter indoor NCAA Champion and won 2 gold medals in international competitions and was selected as an alternate for the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. James was not a track guy playing football. He was a football player that just happened to run track and ultimately reaching the pinnacle in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens by winning Super Bowl 35 in 2000 and you’ll understand what I mean after hearing his story. James’ journey started in Greenville, SC. Gives special recognition to Sam Wyche and his store because they gave him his first pair of football cleats. Played all sports in the neighborhood. Football was a part of his life because it was a get away from the life that he was living. You become cocky once you realize that you’re good at sports. Started playing football at 7 or 8. Neighborhood vs. Neighborhood. Loved the physicality of football and become a sport that he really enjoyed. Baseball was too boring and basketball too many fouls. Moved out of South Carolina in Texas and Mom was in the military. In Fort Hood living in a new environment and ran track but did not play football. Moved to Oklahoma and started playing football and played QB. Very arrogant and cocky and the only thing that drove him was him. Played with Will Shields who is an NFL Hall of Famer and most of his coaching staff is still alive. Only players that could play were the ones that wanted to play at the next level. Coaches provide so much than just coaching. Knew he was better than everyone else in junior high school. Normally all kids from Lawton HS went to Oklahoma, however, Coach Switzer was not confident he would still be head coach and James actually want to go to Clemson and play for Coach Danny Ford. He was called a traitor by all of the people in Oklahoma when he signed with Clemson. Only ran track at Clemson because he couldn’t start on the football team as a freshman and he was very cocky on the track and he was a loud mouth. Had a to make a decision if he was going to really put in the effort to train more and better to compete against the best in the world. Changed his decision to fish only and the new training made the biggest difference. Started to make significant improvements and then made the Olympic team. Herman Moore torched him in a game. He knew he could play in the NFL and kept pushing forward and was kicked off the team by Ken Hatfield. James had a deal with Adidas on the table but still...
Leonard Fournette, Les Snead, Will Shields, Tony Richardson, Sefo Lirufau and John Clayton join hosts Kordell Stewart and Brian Webber LIVE at the 2017 NFL Combine in Indianapolis.
Will Shields, NFL Legend/12x Pro Bowl Guard (Chiefs) joins hosts Kordell Stewart and Brian Webber LIVE at the 2017 NFL Combine in Indianapolis to discuss Terrell Owens being kept out of Canton, his opinion on Randy Moss and maintaining longevity as a football player in the NFL.
Mitch Holthus is joined by Will Shields and Mark Donovan on the Chiefs Kingdom ShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chief's legend Will Shields talks with Smart Companies KC host Kelly Scanlon. Find out what drives this man who never missed an NFL game in 14 seasons and propelled him to 12 consecutive Pro Bowl games between 1995 and 2006 and ultimately landed him in the NFL Hall of Fame in Canton. Learn how and why wellness is so important to him and how he tries to make it available to everyone through philanthropic efforts. Discover how he has grown his business, 68 Inside Sports, which he bought in 2007 and how "good enough" has never been good enough for this Oklahoma turned Kansas City native. To hear more shows with host Kelly Scanlon, please visit the archives. You can also subscribe to Smart Companies Thinking Bigger Radio on Stitcher and on I-Tunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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