Mariota vs Winston, Rex Ryan as a TV analyst, and the Titans-Jaguars Thursday night showdown no one's asked for. Peter Schrager discusses all that and more with two of the podcast's favorite guests.
Former Patriots and Saints fullback, Heath Evans, opens his big bag of stories and shares tales of the 18-1 2007 Patriots, Bill Belichick, Randy Moss, Drew Brees, Sean Payton, and his coach during his one year in Miami, Nick Saban. Evans also weighs in on Johnny Manziel, Robert Griffin III, and the Green Bay Packers rejuvenated D.
On Thanksgiving Eve, Schrager previews Week 13 with Gregg Rosenthal, the editor of NFL.com's "Around the League" site. RGIII's benching, Rodgers vs Brady, and the curious case of the NFC South.
Peter Schrager previews this weekend's games, discusses sports science, and what makes Chip Kelly so successful with Kevin Clark of the Wall Street Journal. Dan Steinberg of the Washington Post joins to discuss the latest on all things RGIII.
One year after first joining FoxSports.com, Jimmy Traina joins Peter to chat about The Buzzer, Mike Francesa, Howard Stern, and why the Dallas Cowboys could be headed to the Super Bowl.
Fox Sports College Football analyst Joel Klatt talks SEC bias, a scenario where no SEC teams make the College Football Playoff, and why QB's Connor Cook and Sean Mannion belong in the same breath as Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston when it comes to the NFL Draft.
Randy Moss discusses his relationships with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, his upcoming "30 for 30" documentary, and his life as a TV analyst and high school football coach. Plus, would Peyton Manning motivate him to come out of retirement?
Fox Sports 1 College and NFL analyst Brady Quinn chats about the transition from being an NFL quarterback to being in the booth, his time in Cleveland as a Browns first round pick, and his experience in Denver where he was smack dab in the thick of "Tebow-Mania".
NFL on Fox play-by-play man and MLB on Fox studio show host Kevin Burkhardt previews the MLB playoffs, offers his takes on the NFC, and takes a look behind the curtain on a broadcast team's in-week preparation.
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers GM Mark Dominik discusses his 2012 courtship of Chip Kelly, the rise and fall of Josh Freeman's career, and why Jameis Winston has red flags already surrounding his NFL draft status.
Matt Yoder of the Awful Announcing web site chats with Schrager about the site's rise to prominence, the state of sports media and sports media criticism, and offers his take on Fox Sports 1's first year and future.
The former Bears linebacker chats with Schrager about his time with the Bears, his time as a Fox broadcaster, and diagnoses what's wrong with Lovie Smith's 2014 Buccaneers.
Schrager speaks with two guys--Robert Klemko of MMQB.com and former Vikings LB Ben Leber--on Adrian Peterson, the NFL, and some of the league's good guys.
Schrager chats with Clay Travis of FOX Sports 1 and Mike Pesca of Slate about the Ray Rice video, the suspension, and the public response.
Donovan McNabb talks with Peter Schrager previewing Week 1
Schrager previews the college football season and the world of quarterbacks--both NFL and college football--with College Football on FOX reporter Bruce Feldman.
Schrager talks with Kent Babb, sports reporter for the Washington Post, on the team's nickname, Michael Sam, Robert Griffin III-Kirk Cousins, and the intersection of religion and football.
FOX College Football Analyst Joel Klatt joins Schrager to preview the 2014 college football season.
Schrager and Morrison go all in on what it takes for a rookie quarterback to win over a locker room, the best linebackers in the game, and how he's preparing to call Michael Sam's first NFL game. With all the talk of Johnny Football, Schrager checks in with Paul Allen on the progress of a different rookie quarterback--Minnesota's Teddy Bridgewater.
Lions running back Reggie Bush talks with Schrager about why the 2014 Lions will be different than the 2013 outfit, how Johnny Manziel can manage the madness, and plenty more.
With Steve Smith now in Baltimore, all eyes turn to the Panthers' other pass catchers in 2014. Tight end Greg Olsen talks about replacing an all-time legend.
As we head to training camps, Pete Prisco weighs in on his Top 100 list, why Patrick Peterson is a better cornerback than Richard Sherman, and provides his insight on which teams will be ones to watch in 2014.
Cleveland Browns broadcaster Nathan Zegura weighs in on the state of affairs in Northern Ohio, offers some insight on Johnny Football, and provides his own story of how he went from a consultant to one of the leading fantasy football experts online and Ashton Kutcher's business partner.
In the wake of the Jason Kidd fallout in Brooklyn, Kidd's former teammate and the current Nets game analyst gives his perspective on the situation. Marshall, a friend of Kevin Ollie's for the past twenty years, also talks UConn, Dan Majerle, and of course, Harold Miner.
Schrager previews the US-Belgium World Cup match and does a deep dive on all things Brazil with the New York Times' European Sports correspondent, Sam Borden.
Former NBA veteran and current Fox Sports 1 analyst Raja Bell shares his best Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and Boris Diaw stories. He also takes us behind the scenes on the last NBA game Jerry Sloan ever coached.
Former MLB pitcher and current Fox Sports 1 analyst CJ Nitkowski opens up on a career that took him to 8 different Major League cities, Japan, and South Korea. CJ weighs in with incredible stories on ex-teammates Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez, Juan Gonzalez, and Jose Lima.
One of the NBA's top insiders, Whitaker previews the NBA Finals, as well as offers some insight on the Lakers and Knicks coaching searches, and the upcoming NBA Draft.
Canada's greatest import since Eugene Levy, Fox Sports Live anchor Jay Onrait drops by to talk Stanley Cup playoffs, his love of David Letterman, and thoughts on the rise and fall of the "Entourage" series.
Fresh off the Owners Meetings in Atlanta, SBJ's lead NFL and Finance writer Dan Kaplan dishes on the various ownership groups, league matters, and why Minnesota was granted a Super Bowl over New Orleans
