Posts Tagged ‘Feature 1’
Windhorst: Injury Information a NBA Soft Spot For Decades
Brian Windhorst joined DP to break down the NBA’s stunning betting scandal involving Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and Damon Jones. Windy said while the headlines are wild, this report won’t rock the NBA to its core. He called the alleged poker ring something we see straight out of a movie, and pointed out the real…
Read MoreGarrett on QB Turnarounds: It’s All About Environment
Jason Garrett joined Football Night in America to break down a few of the NFL’s biggest storylines. Garrett praised Justin Herbert and said the Chargers just need to weather their injury storm. He credited success stories like Baker Mayfield, Daniel Jones and Sam Darnold to better environments and protection, not just sudden breakthroughs. Garrett also…
Read MoreMattingly Embraces WS: “I’m Going to Enjoy This”
Toronto Blue Jays bench coach Don Mattingly joined the show to reflect on his journey from “Donny Baseball” to the World Series stage. He said his role in Toronto has evolved, focusing more on in-game trust and offensive rhythm alongside manager John Schneider. Returning to Los Angeles for the Fall Classic brings back great memories,…
Read MoreHarlan on Juggling NFL and NBA
Kevin Harlan joined DP fresh off calling a busy schedule of games. Harlan said Amazon’s Thursday schedule fits his football schedule better than NBC. On the Bucs-Lions matchup, he credited Detroit’s defense for stepping up despite key injuries, while noting Tampa Bay’s depleted weapons around Baker Mayfield. Harlan also explained how football is “a march”…
Read MoreRaised in the Booth
Noah Eagle grew up watching his dad, Ian, call games, but it wasn’t until his teens that he knew broadcasting was his own calling. “I thought I wanted to be a TV dentist,” he joked. Now one of the sport’s rising play-by-play voices, Eagle blends energy with restraint. Eagle explained the importance of giving moments…
Read MoreFrom Will Ferrell to the Bush Push
Brady Quinn brought his trademark mix of humor and insight to the show today, reflecting on the shifting college football landscape and the echoes of his own Notre Dame legacy. The former Irish QB called this week’s USC–Notre Dame clash “an elimination game” and admitted the “Bush Push” still follows him everywhere. Quinn voiced concern…
Read MoreHerbstreit Discusses Modern QB Problems
Kirk Herbstreit broke down the growing challenges of developing young quarterbacks, saying modern college offenses have become “smoke and mirrors,” making it hard to judge a player’s mental football maturity. He praised Mac Jones’ processing and poise, noting Kyle Shanahan has maximized his strengths, while Arch Manning’s struggles will pay off long-term. Herbstreit called Penn…
Read MorePenn State’s Pricey Breakup Sends a Message
Rick Neuheisel offered a measured but pointed take on the chaos sweeping college football. He called Penn State’s decision to part ways with James Franklin “the cost of doing business” in the NIL era — a reflection of fans helping fund change. Neuheisel believes elite programs like Ohio State and Alabama wouldn’t tolerate those repeated…
Read MoreMcCourty Drops Philly Outside Top 4 in NFC
Devin McCourty saw it coming. Before kickoff, the former Patriots great sensed the Giants had a little extra juice and the Eagles didn’t. What followed was a statement game for New York and a stunning indictment of Philadelphia’s focus. McCourty said the Eagles were outcoached and outplayed, despite having the superior roster. From Cam Skattebo’s…
Read MoreMike Florio Calls Browns’ Watson Move Worst in NFL History
Mike Florio joined the show today to share his latest thoughts on the NFL’s chaos. On the Browns trading Joe Flacco without Kevin Stefanski’s knowledge, Florio says it’s simple: “When the owner wants something, it happens.” He also raised eyebrows about Bill Belichick’s UNC saga, namely, the money and motives behind all the mixed messages.…
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