On this episode, host Brad Fowler talks about some NFL news around the league including Deshaun Watson's suspension, The Dolphins getting busted for tampering and where this franchise is right now, plus his Top 5 NFL Breakout Players for 2022, and he interviews National Recruiting Analyst Ryan Wright (@RWrightRivals) of Rivals.com about college football recruiting.

Today's Guest

Ryan Wright

Ryan is a National Recruiting Analyst for Rivals.com who specializes in the south east region. 

Here are the questions we asked Ryan:

• I wanna start with some 5 Star quaterbacks, obviously the biggest name is Arch Manning, nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning, the number 1 recruit in the nation, he shocked some people and went to Texas. We've been hearing about him for years because of the last name, but what type of QB is Texas getting, where does he really shine?

• USC has been creating a lot of buzz after hiring Lincoln Riley and what he brings to the table not only as a coach but as a recruiter, he lands 5 star QB Malachi Nelson, a California kid, Tells us about his game

• The other big program out west of course is Oregon who's been recruiting at a high level especially in recent years under Mario Cristobal, now they bring in Dan Lanning from Georgia as the new head coach and he's off to a great start in recruiting, landing 5 star QB Dante Moore, what kind of player did the Ducks get with him?

• I mentioned former Oregon coach Mario Cristobal, he now takes over at Miami and has made an instant impact in recruiting, including 4 star QB Jaden Rashada, tell us about him and about Cristobal's 1st recruiting class in Miami

• Speaking of new head coaches, Brian Kelly moves on from Notre Dame and Marcus Freeman takes over for him and has the Irish at the top of the class rankings on Rivals.com, who are the big recruits to watch out for in this class?

• I mentioned Brian Kelly, he's now the head coach at LSU and they've moved up the recruiting ranks, what has Kelly been able to do in recruiting for the Tigers to have them positioned as a Top 10 recruiting class?

• Ohio State has been a powerhouse for years now and they bring in another loaded recruiting class that's as good as any in the nation, tell us about the next group of Buckeyes 

• Clemson had a down year last season by their high standards but responded with one of the best recruiting classes in the country led by players like DT Peter Woods, and 4 star WR Noble Johnson, tell us about this talented group for the Tigers

• I want to finish with some SEC programs, Texas A&M who has been recruiting at a really high level in recent years finds themselves as only the 53rd ranked class, and 10th in the SEC, what's the story behind Texas A&M's recruiting this year, I'm sure Aggies fans aren't excited to see that ranking on sites like Rivals.com 

• Speaking of SEC rankings, the defending National Champion Georgia Bulldogs are ranked 1st in the SEC and 4th nationally. They have a lot of talent in their own backyard and looks like they capitalized on it this year, who are the the ones to watch for the Bulldogs?

• As we know Georgia may be the champs but Alabama is the gold standard in college football and it always starts with recruiting, something Nick Saban and his staff do as well as any program. It looks like they added talent to the secondary and landed QB Eli Holstein who was once a verbal commit to Texas A&M, what can you tell us about this year's class for the Tide?

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On this episode host Brad Fowler talks about some NFL news around the league, he gives his thoughts on Kyler Murray's contract extension and the clause, and he interviews RJ Ochoa (@rjochoa) of SB Nation about the Dallas Cowboys.

Today's Guest

RJ Ochoa

RJ Ochoa covers the Dallas Cowboys as the Manager and Editor and Chief of SB Nation's BloggingTheBoys.com, and a host of The Ocho and The SB Nation NFL Show.

Here are the questions we asked RJ:

There's been alot of discussion in the media this off season about Dak Prescott and if he is or isn't a top 10 QB in the NFL? What's your take?

Another high profile player that seems to start alot of debate is CB Trevon Diggs, he had a NFL high 11 interceptions last year but many point to advanced analytics and say he also gave up alot of yards, you cover this team as close as anyone so, is he overrated or underrated?

Dallas opens vs Tampa Bay then plays the defending AFC Champion Bengals, they also play the defending Super Bowl Champion LA Rams in week 5, if Dallas starts 0-2, then maybe falls to 1-4, would Mike McCarthy survive that scenario?

The running back position has become a interesting topic for Dallas, Zeke Elliott turns 27 going into this season and hasn't looked like the player we saw a few years ago, and Tony Pollard when he's been given more touches, he's provided more results. Does Dallas give him a bigger role in the offense this year? 

I wanna ask you about the WR group, Amari Cooper is now a Cleveland Brown, multi part question; who becomes the No. 3 option at WR, What is a real time frame for Michael Gallups return? and is CeeDee Lamb ready to be the legit No. 1 WR for this offense?

Another key loss this off season for Dallas was Randy Gregory, who was a consistent pass rusher on the edge for the Cowboys who according to PFF had 43 pressures last season to go with his 6 sacks. How does Dallas replace that type of production?

The Cowboys caught alot of heat for their draft class from the media, this podcast included, what are your overall thoughts on the class? which picks did you like and not like?

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On this episode we talk about NFL players who didn't get contract extensions, pass rush vs coverage and which one is more important, Sean Payton could be coaching again soon and NFL talk with lead football analyst Dalton Miller of Pro Football Network.

Today's Guest

Dalton Miller

Dalton is the lead football analyst Dalton Miller of Pro Football Network

Here are the questions we asked Dalton:

• Lamar Jackson’s lack of a contract extension continues. Jackson and the Ravens haven’t reached an agreement on a contract extension, he enters his 5th season with the team, to me it's one of the most interesting stories in the NFL right now. What do make of this story, and will they get a deal done before training camp?

• Speaking of deals, we saw some pretty high level players not sign extensions, Cowboys TE Dalton Schultz, Dolphins TE Mike Gesicki, Chiefs Tackle Orlando Brown and Bengals Safety Jessie Bates, how surprised were you that these players didn't reach a deal with their teams?

• You wrote an article on Pro Football Network about Pass Rush vs. Coverage, I found it to be really interesting and informative, tells us about this article and what you discovered when writing it?

• You also wrote on Pro Football Network about Sean Payton and that his retirement could be short lived, what are you hearing about Payton and where and when could he be coaching next?

• Which AFC team and which NFC team is going to surprise people this season?

• We saw a lot of big name players move teams this off season, but which one is most likely to underwhelm?

• We talked about big names moving teams but what were some under the radar moves teams made, that you think will make a impact this year?

• I've asked this question with some recent guests and I love the variety of answers I've gotten, Who's the most over hyped team going into 2022?

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On this episode, Host Brad Fowler talks about the Chicago Bears trade for N'Keal Harry, the Panthers trade for Baker Mayfield, Lamar Jackson's contract negotiations, and you won't believe what one NFL analyst said about Deshaun Watson! Brad is also joined by guest Ted Glover who covers the Minnesota Vikings. 

Today's Guest

Ted Glover

Ted formerly covered the Minnesota Vikings, Ohio State Football and Big Ten Football for SB Nation. He currently covers the Minnesota Vikings for "Vikings Report with Drew & Ted" podcast.

Here are the questions we asked Ted:

• All Pro WR Justin Jefferson recently said quote "the Vikings aren't a run first offense anymore" I cant imagine 3 time pro bowl running back Dalvin Cook was excited about that but how much truth is there to this statement by Jefferson?

• Long time head coach Mike Zimmer is out, so tell us about new head coach Kevin O'Connell, what scheme and philosophy changes do you expect to see from the Vikings this season?

• With a new coach comes new evaluations, who are some players with the most to prove this season in Minnesota?

• The Vikings have added some key free agents this off season on the defensive side of the ball with Zadarius Smith, Harrison Phillips and Jordan Hicks, what type of impact do you expect from these guys?

• The most important position in pro sports is the quarterback position, I read an article today on Sports Illustrated's Fan Nation Inside The Vikings website, stating Kirk Cousins as one of the most overrated players in the NFL. Wins aren't a QB stat but he is basically a .500 QB who I think has inflated numbers due to his overly conservative approach, He's getting paid like a top 5 QB and now it looks like the Vikings are offering him another contract extension. What are your thoughts?

• We spoke off the air about the Vikings draft, and as you and my listeners already know I wasn't very impressed with what they did, especially getting fleeced by their rivals in some bad draft day trades. Now I really like Lewis Scene, and Andrew Booth Jr. Is really talented but he hasn't been able to stay healthy so I think he was a high risk high reward pick, I thought they really reached for Ed Ingram in the 2nd round who most analysts graded as a 5th round prospect, I have read some positive reports from OTAs on rookie Brian Asamoah, I know you're higher on this class than I am but what are your thoughts on the rookies and the all the draft trades the new GM made?

• Speaking of younger players for the Vikings, which 2nd or 3rd year guys do you think are breakout candidates this season?

• Next season the Minnesota Vikings win how many games?

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On this episode host Brad Fowler gives his thoughts on UCLA and USC moving to the Big Ten and the shockwaves it has sent through college football, after that he interviews David Bearman the Deputy Editor of Sports Betting at ESPN, to talk NFL futures, over/under season win totals, MVP award odds and more!

Today's Guest

David Bearman

David Bearman is the Deputy Editor of Sports Betting at ESPN. You can find his work on ESPN.com/Chalk and ESPN's "Daily Wager" TV show at 6-7 p.m. ET Monday through Friday.

Here are the questions we asked David:

• It's never too early to start making some futures bets on the NFL. Most books have the Bills as the Super Bowl favorites, What do you make of the Bills being the favorites after they failed to even reach the AFC Championship last year? 

• Once we get past Buffalo, the Bucs are +750, followed by the Chiefs +1000, Packers +1100, defending champs the Rams at +1100, AFC West Chargers and Broncos both +1600, so where do you see alot of value? Who are some teams in the 2nd tier or 3rd tier that you think could still win the Super Bowl, and pay off big for bettors?

• Let's look at Week 1, some great matchups to kick off the season. Some lines that stood out to me are Giants +6.5 at Tennessee, Saints are 4 point favorites on the road in Atlanta, 49ers are 6 point favorites on the road in Chicago, lots of interesting lines, what ones stand out to you? 

• Like we covered earlier, Bills are the Super Bowl favorites and QB Josh Allen is the MVP favorite, followed by Mahomes, Rodgers, Brady and Justin Herbert to round out the top 5. The next tier is Burrow, Wilson and Stafford all getting +1200 odds or better. From a betting standpoint, who are some guys you would want to bet? and is there a long shot MVP you like this year?

• Lets look at the Over/Under Season win totals. No surprise, Bills, Bucs, Packers are all projected at 11 wins or better, a large group of teams in the 10 win category. Saints at 8 wins to me seems generous, Giants at 7 wins is a bit surprising and alot of buzz about the Jets at 5.5 and people taking the over. What are your thoughts on the win totals and what are some bets you like?

• OPOY/DPOY are always popular futures bets, on offense Cooper Kupp and Jonathan Taylor are favorites, I'm surprised to see Christian McCaffrey and Derrick Henry behind them with age and injury concerns, George Kittle right behind them is interesting. Do you lean favorites here or do you see some names with more value down the board? 

• Who are some name you like for DPOY? Last years winner T.J. Watt seems to be a heavy favorite to repeat. Micah Parsons and Aaron Donald are distant 2nd and 3rd best odds. Who should we watch out for here?

• I'm shocked to see Kenny Pickett as the favorite for OROY. Drake London after him followed by Treylon Burks and Jets RB Breece Hall. Deep rookie class, where you play and your opportunities play a big factor, what are you thoughts on OROY?

• DROY odds are led by the top DEs from this class in Aiden Hutchinson, Kayvon Thibodeaux and Travon Walker, but safety Kyle Hamilton is also high on the list, stats and exposure play a role here usually, are those DEs the place to bet are is there other positions that could have better stats that end up winning it like Micah Parsons did at LB last year?

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​On this episode host Brad Fowler talks with Kaelen Jones who's formerly of The Ringer, The Athletic and Sports Illustrated but is now the host of History Channel's "Sports History This Week" podcast to discuss College Football NIL, NFL offseason moves including players and coaches, the Deshaun Watson situation, 2nd year quarterbacks and much more.

Today's Guest

Kaelen Jones

Kaelen Jones has worked for The Ringer, The Athletic, and Sports Illustrated. He's currently the host of History Channel's "Sports History This Week" podcast.

Here are the questions we asked Kaelen:

• Tell us about this new podcast your doing with History Channel, what listeners can expect, why this show, and because this is a football audience, what NFL or CFB historical topics do you plan on covering coming up?

• Speaking on sports history, It feels like we're experiencing sports history right now in the early days of the NIL in college sports. I'm all for college athletes having the ability to generate an income for themselves, I think it was long overdue but the ramifications of this move are historic, and have rapidly changed how college sports, in particular college football are operating, what are your thoughts on the current state of the NIL the good and the bad?

• Lots of times the team who wins free agency never wins big on the field, but the team who made some less splashy, under the radar moves often pay off the biggest, but this year had some especially big moves with Davante Adams, Tyreek Hill and Russell Wilson to name a few, What NFL off season signings will have the biggest impact? 

• 9 NFL teams are going into this season with new head coaches. Matt Eberflus, Brian Daball, Kevin O'Connell, Mike McDaniel, and Nathaniel Hackett all become 1st time NFL head coaches while Lovie Smith, Doug Pederson, Josh McDaniels, and Dennis Allen are getting another shot at it, What hires have YOU excited? and did any leave you scratching your head?

• We mentioned Josh McDaniels' move from the Patriots OC to head coach of the Raiders, which leaves a big question mark for who's going to be running the offense and calling plays in New England, for a very buttoned up organization, this transition feels messy, at least on the outside looking in, what are your thoughts on the situation?

• Unfortunately the biggest story this off season continues to be QB DeShaun Watson and the sexual assault and misconduct allegations swirling around him. The Browns signed him to a fully guaranteed $230 million dollar contract. No matter what happens off the field from a legal standpoint, I think its safe to say he's going to be suspended from the NFL for what could be, a considerable amount of time, so what % chance do you think that this signing for the Browns blows up entirely in their face?

• The 49ers are giving the keys to Trey Lance and the Browns excused Baker Mayfield from mandatory mini camp so they clearly want to move completely away from him, but it feels like there's a few spots where either guy could be an upgrade under center, Seattle and Carolina being the most talked about. Has the market dried up for guys like Jimmy Garoppolo and Baker Mayfield or do you expect them to be moved before the season starts?

• Which 2nd year qb makes the biggest jump this season?

• What NFL team is getting too much hype going into the season? And what team isn't getting talked about enough that could surprise some people?

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On this episode, host Brad Fowler gives out his final draft grades of the year with the NFC West and tells you each teams best pick, and worst pick. He also has a great interview with Ian Cummings (@IC_Draft) of Pro Football Network to put a bow on the draft and take a early look at the 2023 NFL Draft prospects. The NFC West had some really good drafts, an ugly draft and one of the worst draft day trades this off season.

Today's Guest

Ian Cummings

Ian Cummings is a NFL Draft analyst at Pro Football Network

Here are the questions we asked Ian:

• I want to start with a couple questions about the 22 draft and then we'll look ahead to 23, if you had to make a bet on one guy from this class that will go on to become a Hall of Famer, who would it be?

• Let's flip it to the other side, which high first round pick would you bet is most likely to be a bust?

• Which team had the best overall draft? And who had the worst draft?

• You've already been breaking down the prospects for the 2023 NFL Draft, never too early to look ahead, let's start with the top quarterbacks Bryce Young from Alabama and CJ Stroud from Ohio State, tell us about their strengths and weaknesses and how they project as NFL QBs.

• Let's go past the top 2 QBs, who else do we need to watch for under center in college football this season, guys who could also be high draft picks?

• Every year it seems like there's a position group or two that is loaded, what group(s) will that be, next April?

• You've already put out some great scouting reports on some prospects for next season at Pro Football Network, tell us about some guys you're really high on?

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On today's episode host Brad Fowler grades each team in the AFC West and tells you each team's best pick, and worst pick, he also has a great interview with William McFadden (@willmcfadden) of SB Nation, but first the best division in the NFL might have had the best top to bottom draft classes, which is scary for the rest of the AFC, but one team really crushed it with an "A" grade.

Today's Guest

William McFadden

William McFadden covers the Atlanta Falcons for SB Nation's The Falcoholic and is the host of Believe in Falcons podcast.

Here are the questions we asked William:

• The Falcons are a team in transition, and with at least 10 new starters entering the 2022 season, who are some guys with the most to prove this year?

• Atlanta has moved on from long time starting QB Matt Ryan, they signed veteran Marcus Mariota and drafted Desmond Ridder from Cincinnati, What are you hearing about the QBs from OTAs so far?

• I read a story today on ESPN.com on rookie free agent signing of Jared Bernhardt, who scored a ton at Maryland, but as a member of their LaCrosse team. He's attempting to make the jump to the NFL. We've seen guys pull this off before, Chris Hogan who played for the Patriots and Tom Kennedy who's currently a WR for the Lions. Tell us about Jared Bernhardt and what your hearing coming from the Falcons organization?

• I want to jump to a more high profile rookie WR Drake London from USC. He's a big athletic player who lined up all over the field for the Trojans, but how do expect Atlanta to use him in this offense?

• Another rookie I'm excited to watch this year is 2nd round pick Arnold Ebiketie from Penn State, what have you seen or heard about him so far?

• Last years first round pick TE Kyle Pitts had an incredible rookie campaign, considering how good he was as a rookie, whats a realistic expectation for him in year 2?

• 2020 first round pick AJ Terrell had a breakout season last year and was an all pro, is he the underrated defender in the NFL right now?

• What 2nd or 3rd year Falcons player could be next in line for a breakout season?

• Rookie head coach Arthur Smith came in last season, now enters year 2, what changes do expect to see from him and his staff this season?

• The 2022 Atlanta Falcons will win how many games?

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​On this episode host Brad Fowler grades each team in the NFC East and tells you, each team's best pick, and worst pick. He also interviews Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. (@wiltfongjr) who covers the Chicago Bears for SB Nation. The NFC East had some really solid drafts but one team with a huge fan base is not going to like what Brad had to say about their draft!

Today's Guest

Lester A. Wiltfong Jr.

Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. covers the Chicago Bears, He's the editor in chief of SB Nation's Windy City Gridiron, the host of T Formation Conversation, the Co-Host of Bear and Balanced and on YouTube at 2nd City Gridiron.

Here are the questions we asked Lester:

• Let's start with the offense, RB David Montgomery has been a productive back for the Bears. It looks like Chicago's offense is moving to more of a outside zone rushing attack, how does Montgomery's skill set fit into this scheme? and what do expect from him this season?

• The Bears' WR group has lost Allen Robinson but Bears added Byron Pringle, and some other pieces but have they done enough to upgrade the passing attack alongside Darnell Mooney?

• There were high expectations for TE Cole Kmet the former 2nd round pick in 2020, and we saw his targets jump from 46 in yesr one to 89 last season, what do you expect from him in year 3 in Luke Getsy's offense?

• We talked about the offensive playmakers, the big question is 2nd year QB Justin Fields. He had some great moments last season, the games vs the 49ers and Steelers come to mind, but his completion % wasn't great and he had issues turning the ball over, we know he's talented but where does he need to improve this season to show Bears fans he's moving in the right direction?

• Matt Eberflus comes in this year as the new head coach, a first time head coach, former defensive coordinator with the Colts, a defensive guy through and through, and was a hot name in the NFL coaching circles, tell us about Matt Eberflus, and what he brings to the organization?

• The Bears used their first two draft picks on talented defensive backs in cornerback Kyler Gordon from Washington and safety Jaquan Brisker from Penn State.
Chicago's pass defense was pretty weak last season, so I like that they addressed it with these 2 players early in the Draft, tells us about them, and how they fit into the defense?

• The Bears also addressed the OL in this draft which is in need of some talent, talk about the group of rookie offensive lineman and who stands out in this group for you?

• The Bears season win total will be what?

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On this episode host Brad Fowler grades each team from the AFC East and tells you each teams best pick, and worst pick. He also interviews Tyler Walker, who's a scouting assistant for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Brad tells what team had one of the best drafts in the entire NFL this year and why the rest of this division, was down right ugly. 

Today's Guest

Tyler Walker

Tyler formerly worked for the University of Oregon Football operations and is currently a Jacksonville Jaguars scouting assistant.

Here is the questions we asked Tyler:

• Before you started working for the Jaguars you were with the University of Oregon, a lot of us read stories about Oregon, the facilities and the program but few of us get to see what it's really like, take us behind the curtain if you will?

• While at Oregon you worked with Mario Cristobal, he had a lot of success at U of O and is now the head coach at Miami, tells us about what type of coach, recruiter and just overall guy the Hurricanes are getting with Cristobal?

• The Jaguars have now hired former Eagles coach Doug Pederson, a respected coach with a recent Super Bowl win on his resume, what's it been like working with him?

• The NFL Draft just behind us now, you were involved in scouting these players for Jacksonville, let's start with with Travon Walker, big time athlete but limited production, wasn't seen as a lock for the 1st pick, was there a lot of debate internally in the pre draft process who the Jags would be selecting at 1? 

• I think drafting LB Devin Lloyd at the 27th overall pick could be one of the biggest steals in the 1st round, a guy I had ranked as my 9th best player in this entire class, tells us about Lloyd and the move to go get him?

︎• I also really like the 3rd round selections of center Luke Fortner and Chad Muma, tells us about what you saw in scouting them and what they'll bring to the Jaguars?

• Every year we see reports after the draft that fill in the blank team was targeting a certain player, but another team drafts him before they go there chance to, who was that player for the Jaguars?

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