Brees on QBs, Broadcasting, and the Future of Football

Drew Brees isn’t just a 13-time Pro Bowler—he’s still shaping the game’s conversation. Brees took some time to clarify his brief NBC stint, saying he stepped away by choice despite the network wanting him back. He values experience in rookie QBs and predicts evaluation will shift as dual-threats like Lamar Jackson redefine the position.

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Preseason Grit with Ross Tucker

Ross Tucker brought the realness of preseason football. Talking about the NFLs medical practices, and the harsh reality of being cut. As for the rest of preseason football. Tucker is excited to watch whether it’s backup battles in Philly or Bengals starters actually suiting up. 

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Pie to the Face? Will ND Go Undefeated

Andy Staples of ON3 Sports stopped by and gave a cautious thumbs-up to Notre Dame’s undefeated hopes—but not necessarily a title. Even taking on a pie to the face bet. Staples also dug into the new quarterback shuffle among title contenders, with Arch Manning and Julian Sayin getting early nods. His “watch list” included potential…

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Arch Madness: Simms Says Hype Is Real

Week One is a heavyweight bout. No. 1 Texas vs. No. 2 Ohio State will give us answers fast, says Chris Simms. Simms praised Manning’s release, athleticism, and arm talent—last name or not. He also weighed in on NFL QB depth charts, saying the Browns are in a weird spot and sounded cautiously optimistic about…

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Vegas to Canton

Brent Musburger finally got his gold jacket, and the legendary broadcaster soaked up every second of it in Canton. The longtime voice of football called the weekend “incredible” and gave credit to his friends and fans for helping him get there. Musburger reflected on the early days of live TV and shared a wild story…

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Trade Me or Pay Me

Louis Riddick joined the show and didn’t mince words when it came to Terry McLaurin. Riddick believes McLaurin has a real case for a trade request if Washington won’t meet his number. That number? $30 million. Riddick also said he’d rather invest in McLaurin than DK Metcalf, pointing to Terry’s trustworthiness and production. He pushed…

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Cold Plunge in Khakis

Justin Herbert sat down to talk football, Harbaugh, and what life’s like under center. The Chargers QB gave insight into Jim Harbaugh’s all-in intensity—yes, including cold plunges in khakis—and the team’s run-first offensive identity. Herbert discussed learning from legends like Brady, dodging Maxx Crosby as his “Welcome to the NFL” moment, and embracing division rivalries.

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NFL Going Younger at HC? Rapoport Thinks So

NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport joined the show and touched on everything from training camp optimism to quarterback chaos in Cleveland. He said the Chiefs looked “great,” as expected, and expects Bo Nix and the Broncos to be better, even if the schedule tightens up. As for the Browns and Shedeur Sanders, Rapoport pushed back…

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Harbaugh’s Plan: Run It Back, Michigan Style

NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah joined the show and didn’t shy away from the PRESSING topics of the off-season. He thinks Baker Mayfield is a top-5 QB in the NFC—just don’t ask him to put Baker above Matthew Stafford. As for Jalen Hurts, Jeremiah wonders if he’s more product than playmaker, saying Hurts might not even…

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Henry Reflects on NIL, Saban Rumors, and Red Carpet Nights

Derrick Henry made a surprise red carpet appearance at the Happy Gilmore 2 premiere—and he might’ve stolen the show. The Ravens All-Pro back said he jumped at the invite from Netflix, even if it came right before camp. He snapped a photo with Adam Sandler (a man cave keeper). As for his own Hollywood future?…

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