Posts by Alan Guzzi
Johnson’s Public Criticism Was “Strategic”
Domonique Foxworth sees the Dolphins stuck in a “sad spot,” unable to replicate the formula that once made them dangerous. Between roster turnover, aging stars, and shifting rules, Miami hasn’t adapted, though he notes Buffalo’s defense still has holes to exploit. On Tom Brady’s dual role in the booth and Raiders’ suite, Foxworth said paranoia…
Read MoreDak Prescott Quietly Thriving
Quarterback play is always under the microscope, and this week was no different. Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel stopped by today to discuss why Arch Manning’s struggles aren’t “the yips,” but more mechanical issues, missing throws he should hit. Caleb Williams shows flashes of brilliance, yet still leans toward chasing the big play. Dak Prescott,…
Read MoreRoss Tucker Still Skeptical of Caleb Williams
Ross Tucker isn’t backing off his concerns about Caleb Williams. The CBS analyst said he’s heard troubling reports out of Chicago, pointing to Williams’ struggles against Detroit on Thanksgiving and the chatter about him and his father trying to avoid the Bears. “When you stack it all up, it’s concerning,” Tucker said, adding that Williams…
Read MoreBlandino Calls Eagles’ Signature Play Bad for Football
Dean Blandino has never been shy about his stance on the Tush Push, and he doubled down again this week. The Fox rules analyst says the play is not only hard to officiate but flat-out unexciting. He pointed out subtle false starts and awkward spots that make it nearly impossible to call fairly. Blandino also…
Read MoreBrady vs Belichick
Gary Myers didn’t mince words when asked about Tom Brady’s evolving role with the Raiders. The New York Times bestselling author believes the NFL must step in, calling Brady’s presence in the booth with a headset “a bad look for the league.” Myers credits Bill Belichick with shaping the start of New England’s dynasty but…
Read MoreSeptember Football All About Evaluations
Former Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Bill Cowher knows September isn’t for overreactions, it’s for discovery. The former Steelers coach compared the opening month to a fact-finding mission, stressing that two weeks make a trend, but three reveal real strengths or weaknesses. He sees the Steelers working through timing issues, calling Kaleb Johnson’s kickoff miscue a…
Read MoreManuel: Notre Dame in Worse Shape Than Clemson
EJ Manuel sees turbulence across college football, and Clemson isn’t immune. The former quarterback admitted the vibe around the Tigers is “not good,” though he argued Notre Dame is in deeper trouble, given the Irish lack a conference title route to rescue their résumé. Manuel praised Miami as a legitimate national title contender, citing balance…
Read MoreDolphins, Giants Already Facing Must-Wins
Herm Edwards still lives by his iconic mantra: you play to win the game. He admitted he never trademarked the phrase, but the famous moment did help change his team’s season. Herm had some similar energy on the show today. Edwards discussed why he sees Miami and the Giants in must-win territory already, with head…
Read MorePackers Defense Drawing Praise From John Kuhn
Former Packers fullback and current radio voice John Kuhn isn’t tempering expectations after Green Bay’s hot start. He says the defense hasn’t looked this aggressive in years, rallying to the football and playing with force. Josh Jacobs continues to be a bowling ball who’s nearly impossible to bring down, while Micah Parsons’ presence is opening…
Read MoreWright: Lions Could Be This Year’s Surprise Falloff Team
Nick Wright joined the show and didn’t hold back about week one. He thinks the pressure is on the Eagles especially with the Chiefs missing key weapons, but he’s eyeing Detroit as a possible early disappointment. The Lions’ coordinator losses loom large, while Kansas City has proven it can survive a rough start. Wright also…
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