2019 Weekly Picks
Episode 15.18 – Super Bowl LIV Show
Episode 15.18, the Super Bowl LIV Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, January 29, 2020.
Episode 15.17 – Divisional Playoffs Show
Episode 15.17, the Divisional Playoffs Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, January 8, 2020.
Episode 15.16 – Week 15 Show
Episode 15.16, the Week 15 Show.
Airdate: Wednesday, December 11, 2019.
Hump-day Comes Early for 49ers
Most understand hump-day as a purely Wednesday phenomenon. For the San Francisco 49ers it came early this week. It was Monday during the front end of two-a-days that Head Coach Mike Singletary said: "When I look at practice today (been anticipating this day), we hit a...
Episode 6.16 – NFC East Assessment Show
As Jeff prepares to go off to 49ers camp, the guys bring to you an early show to cover the NFC East. The guys start out with some news and discuss Albert Haynesworth finally passing the conditioning test, and how did Steven do? The guys talk about the Commish saying...
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Episode 6.15 – AFC West Assessment Show
Another super long show, just a little over two and a half hours, but this time, it’s not the guys fault. With training camps in full swing, the guys got right to football. The show started with the breaking news that Brett Favre was calling it quits. Steven didn’t believe but Jeff felt this might be the real deal. The guys discussed Albert Haynsworth failing the Redskins conditioning test, AKA The Shanny, and Steven claimed he could pass the test. Plus the guys talked about Sam Bradford becoming the $50 million man, Eric Perry getting tons of money too, and the guys came up with a solution to a rookie salary cap.
Getting Ready for Camp
All 32 teams have opened training camps for the 2010 NFL season. Excitement is running high as we inch closer to opening day. I, myself, am gathering my gear and heading north to Santa Clara, CA where I will spend next week at San Francisco 49ers camp. Ironically what...
A Positive Look at the 2010 Buffalo Bills
Reposted from GregsHead.net Today is the day that the Buffalo Bills begin assembling at St. John Fisher. They have all been preparing in their own ways, separately and together as a team for the upcoming season. Pretty much since the last season ended. But tomorrow,...
Terrell Owens Finally Signed… What Took So Long?
Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco will be sharing the field this season dressed in Black and Orange. No, it's not halloween... It's for real. But add Antonio Bryant to the mix, and a Carson Palmer who is healthy and anything like he was a couple seasons ago, and the...
Episode 6.14 – AFC South Assessment Show
The guys come back with a super long show, just shy of two and a half hours. With training camps opening up, there was just too much to talk about. A sad farewell to Raiders Jack Tatum who died at 61. Steven and Jeff discuss rookie WR Dez Bryant not carrying Roy Williams’ shoulder pads, Osi Umenyiora waiting to have hip surgery, Wes Welker starts off on the PUP list, and Ravens rookie Terrance Cody not being able to practice because he failed a conditioning test.
NFL 101 Event in Los Angeles
In its continued mission to bring an NFL team and a Super Bowl to Los Angeles, The Los Angeles Sports and Entertainment Commission hosted its annual NFL 101 event last week. It is the only NFL sanctioned event in the Los Angeles area, and it was beyond entertaining.
They threw in a little Andrea Kremer, a fiery Herm Edwards, a cool Chargers quarterback in Philip Rivers, and ex head of officiating and current Fox NFL Rules Analyst, Mike Pereira. Then they added an interesting tiff between Sports Illustrated’s Peter King and Raiders Chief Executive Amy Trask. They included the always entertaining NFL front man Rich Eisen going toe to toe with super agents, Marvin Demoff, David Dunn and Jerome Stanley with some fascinating NFL CBA talk. They tossed in some NFL coaching from ex head coach and current NFL Network and FOX Analyst Brian Billick, Jets WR Jerricho Cotchery, Giants WR Steve Smith, Bucs RB Derrick Ward and some NFL like training camp drills. Then they mixed it all up inside the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and that produced one fun-filled NFL night.
