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Jason Kelce made his case to save the tush push, but it’s unclear if he swayed any votes. For the first time, competition and medical committees agreed it should go—but the ban still failed, and without injury data, it may have been premature. Meanwhile, NFL owners are fully behind Olympic flag football for its global…
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Al Michaels looks back at calling past Super Bowls
NBC’s Al Michaels joined the show to talk about calling the Super Bowl once again. Michaels shared incredible Super Bowl stories from the past. Michaels also explained that it’s not just two weeks of Super Bowl prep – they prepare all season long. Michaels also said Dan is big-timing him for dinner this week.
Rapoport: Broncos may be ready to move on from Peyton
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport joined the show to talk about the big storylines this week. Rapoport said that several people think that the hiring of Gary Kubiak could mean the Broncos might not want Peyton Manning back. He also weighed in on Deflate-Gate, the assistant coaching carousel and the Senior Bowl.
Tom Waddle: Fox makes Bears relevant again
Tom Waddle joined the show to talk about the Bears hiring John Fox and more. Waddle says Fox makes the Bears relevant. And he said Chicago hasn’t really commented on the plan with Jay Cutler. Waddle thinks the key for the Bears is to run the ball more to make it an “easier week in…
Daniel Jeremiah explains why Winston is No. 1 QB
NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah joined the show to talk about the Senior Bowl and this year’s draft class. Burmeister asked who he has as the top of the Draft right now. “Right now I have Jameis Winston,” Jeremiah said. “I just saw Winston do a lot of NFL things.” Jeremiah talked about the transition from…
Rob Demovsky: Offense let Packers down
ESPN.com’s Rob Demovsky joined the show to talk about the Packers’ devastating loss to the Seahawks. Demovsky said that this is disappointing because their defense finally came through, but Aaron Rodgers and the offense didn’t get it done. Demovsky said that the Packers actually may need more weapons next season.
Tony Dungy sticks up for McCarthy, previews Super Bowl
NBC’s Tony Dungy joined guest hosts Paul Burmeister and Jonathan Vilma to break down the conference championship games and more. Dungy weighed in on how special Seahawks QB Russell Wilson is. “He has the confidence to be calm in those kind of situations,” Dungy said. Dungy didn’t criticize the Packers coaching staff for being too…
Cardale Jones explains why he’s staying at Ohio State
Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones joined the show to talk about why he’s staying in school and the impact of winning the national title this season. Here are some of his comments: — Dan asked if it was a tough call to stay. “It was a hard decision,” Jones said. “Not just for me, but…
Men in Blazers educate DP on how to watch soccer
Men in Blazers Michael Davies and Roger Bennett joined the show to teach Dan some football and comment on the biggest soccer stories. They also addressed Michael seeming to offer Dan the job for Who Wants to be a Millionaire and then giving it to Regis Philbin.
Marlon Wayans on growing up one of 10 funny siblings
Comedian Marlon Wayans joined the show to talk about being one of 10 kids and how funny some of his famous relatives are. He also cleared up some reports of Jennifer Lopez when she was at In Living Color.
David Diehl recalls Pats talking trash before losing Super Bowl
Former Giant and current FOX broadcaster David Diehl joined the show to talk about the art of being an offensive lineman, the conference championship games and beating the Patriots in the Super Bowl. Diehl talked about how New England was talking trash before the David Tyree game-winning drive. Diehl related that they were saying: You…
Rex Ryan ready to win in Buffalo
New Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan joined the show to talk about his expectations up North and much more. Dan asked if he seriously considered going into TV instead of coaching. “I wanted to coach,” Ryan sadi, “but I wanted to make sure I was in the right situation. The last team Ill ever coach…
Nick Mangold on Rex, new coach Bowles, Urban Meyer’s future
Jets center Nick Mangold joined the show to talk about the coaching change in New York and more. Mangold commented on his former coach Rex Ryan. He said he’s rooting for him to do well (not too well) and said he loved playing for him. Mangold said he met new coach Todd Bowles in the…
Rich Eisen on how hard it was to watch Ohio State win
Host of the Rich Eisen Show, Rich Eisen, joined the show to talk about the big stories in the NFL and how painful it was for him to see Ohio State win — he went to Michigan.
Colts’ Pat McAfee on Pats game, Luck’s intellectual audibles
Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee joined the show to talk about their playoff success. McAfee said that he was surprised no one picked the Colts to upset the Broncos before the game: “I thought that someone would pick us just for entertainment purposes.” Dan asked if Andrew Luck knows him. “No, no, no,” McAfee said.…
Tony Dungy wouldn’t join Broncos to coach Peyton
NBC NFL analyst Tony Dungy joined the show to talk about the Broncos vacancy. He said if Peyton Manning asked him to come back, “he’d probably think about it.” But Dungy was clear “it’s not something I’m going to do.”
Reggie Miller on President Obama’s hoops game
TNT’s Reggie Miller joined the show to talk about the big stories in the NBA and much more. Miller and Dan got into a hysterical debate about which politicians can play hoops. Reggie claims he could teach President Obama to shoot better than Dan.
Jason Taylor on why he didn’t take PEDs, praises Tom Brady
Former Dolphins pass-rushing great and NBC Sports NFL analyst Jason Taylor joined the show to talk about a wide range of topics, including why he didn’t take PEDs, his respect for Tom Brady, which QBs he wanted to sack and the teams he really didn’t and doesn’t like.
McLovin tries to block Jason Taylor
After trash-talking him all day, McLovin learned a lesson from trying to block NFL pass-rushing great Jason Taylor.
Gary Danielson breaks down national title game
CBS’ Gary Danielson joined the show to talk about Ohio State’s win over Oregon and more. Danielson had very interesting comments on the NFL future of Cardale Jones and Marcus Mariota.
