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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode, reacting to a wild Divisional Round weekend that reshaped the NFL landscape. They open the show by breaking down the Bills’ decision to move on from Sean McDermott after another postseason exit (0:25), debating organizational philosophy, championship windows and whether consistent contention is enough in today’s NFL. Then, they recap the Divisional Round slate, diving into Bills–Broncos (15:03), Rams–Bears (18:45), Seahawks–49ers (26:38), and Texans - Patriots (34:05), highlighting quarterback play, roster construction and what separates teams still standing from those heading into the offseason with questions. Finally, the guys wrap the show with a quick preview of the College Football Playoff National Championship Game between Miami and Indiana! (42:11)

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This episode of Move the Sticks features Daniel Jeremiah’s full slate of analysis from NFL Network’s live Black Monday coverage on NFL Network's "Up to the Minute: Season End Special". DJ reacts in real time as coaching changes roll in across the league and shares his thoughts on the firings of Falcons head coach Raheem Morris, Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski, Raiders head coach Pete Carroll and Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon.

He also breaks down the top quarterbacks in the 2026 NFL Draft class, and previews every Wild Card matchup: Rams–Panthers, Packers–Bears, Chargers–Patriots, Bills–Jaguars, 49ers–Eagles, and Texans–Steelers.

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are joined by seven-time Pro Bowler and former NFL Defensive Player of the Year Luke Kuechly to talk about his transition from playing in the NFL to coaching youth football. Luke shares his thoughts on the Panthers’ strong season and how head coach Dave Canales has helped the team embrace its identity. He explains why a lack of attention to detail and urgency frustrates him more than anything else on the field. Luke also reflects on his mastery of the Panthers’ defense during his career, while admitting he couldn’t have called plays at the same time. Plus, Luke shares what makes his former coordinator Sean McDermott so effective in shaping the Bills’ defensive style.

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Marcas Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones preview the NFL’s week ten slate. They start the show discussing the Cardinals decision to start Jacoby Brissett against the Seahawks and its impact on Marvin Harrison Jr. (0:51). Then they react to Rashid Shaheed being traded to the Seahawks (2:05) and Jakobi Meyers being traded to the Jaguars (4:16).

Next, they preview the Thursday night game between the Raiders and Broncos, and debate which Broncos running back they trust the most (6:54). Then they preview Falcons at Colts (10:27), Patriots at Buccaneers (11:47), and the Rams at 49ers (13:20).

After the break, Grant, Florio, and Jones give out the fantasy Rookie of the Year award (15:35). They finish their game previews with Ravens at Vikings (17:09), Giants at Bears (19:16), and Bills at Dolphins (20:24). The guys wrap the show with their sleepers of the week (22:11).

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Marcas Grant, Michael F. Florio, and LaQuan Jones preview the NFL’s week nine slate. They start the show with the latest news, including the Saints naming Tyler Shough their starting quarterback (1:19), the Panthers plan for Rico Dowdle (3:03), and an update on Carson Wentz's injury (5:16).

Then they preview the Thursday night game between the Ravens and Dolphins (7:11), and debate whether or not to start Mark Andrew and Jaylen Waddle. Next, they preview Chiefs at Bills (10:02), Colts at Steelers (11:47), and Viking at Lions (12:53).

After the break the guys play fantasy trick or treat (14:24). Then they finish their game previews with the Panthers at Packers (17:26), Broncos at Texans (18:54), and Falcons at Patriots (19:57). The guys wrap the show with their sleepers of the week (21:20).

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Pro Football Hall of Famer LaDainian Tomlinson joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper to talk football, family, and second acts. LT reflects on his journey from idolizing Walter Payton and learning moves from Barry Sanders, to becoming an NFL MVP and a Hall of Famer. He shares what it’s like coaching high school football in Texas, the lessons he learned from teammates like Junior Seau, and the impact of Marty Schottenheimer on his career—even after the controversial firing following a 14-2 season. LT also opens up about his transition into TV, keeping his competitive edge in broadcasting, and his special bond with Drew Brees. Along the way, Peanut and Roman swap stories about facing LT on the field—including a missed tackle in London—and dive into what made his stiff arm legendary.

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by ESPN's Mina Kimes to reveal numbers 25 through 21 of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years. Gregg and Mina start the list with Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce (02:59), followed by Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Terrell Owens at number 24 (13:20), Pittsburgh Steelers OLB T.J. Watt at number 23 (22:59), Pro Football Hall-of-Famer Walter Jones at number 22 (32:05), and Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson at number 21 (41:05).

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Don't miss any of NFL Daily's Top 25 Players of the Last 25 Years where Gregg is joined by ESPN's Mina Kimes and Bill Barnwell, Yahoo! Sports' Nate Tice, NFL Network's Steve Wyche and Brian Baldinger and broadcasting legend Kevin Harlan to break down the best NFL players since the turn of the century.

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast wraps up the season with the top players and picks. Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss their favorite combinations of teams and players from the weekend.  Greg thinks the 2nd round starting with Logan Hall was very impressive.  George Pickens was Greg's highest rated WR and this Draft was deep at that position. The Chiefs aren't replacing Tyreek Hill, but Greg explains how Skyy Moore will fit with the team.  Onto the RB's, James Cook fits exactly what the Bills need and want.  Greg goes through the players and team combinations that he thinks will work out very well.  We wrap the season discussing Draft philosophies and how teams can still find talent in some undrafted players.

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast welcomes CBS NFL Analyst Charles Davis to the show.   Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss how QB's fell in the Draft and Charles believes teams just stuck to their evaluations.  Charles says the Draft reinforced the thinking of getting players to assist or stop the QB.  We turn to the impressive Draft for the Jets and how their players will impact this team.  The Eagles also grabbed our attention with Howie Roseman making deals throughout the night.  Charles tells us that Houston is his team that really pulled together a great draft without grabbing too many headlines. We wrap up with a look at Travon Walker going #1 and how he'll fit in the NFL.

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast recaps the first night of the NFL Draft looking back at all the Round One picks.  Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the pass game still being the #1 priority in the league, even when only one QB was taken.  Greg points out that the top picks were about protecting the passer, completing the pass, or stopping the pass.  The guys don't think it's right to grade drafts because every team has their own boards and hold players in different regards depending on their needs.  We discuss the talent drafted by both the Giants and Jets and the number of moves made after the first ten picks.  We wrap up looking ahead to the Second Round of the Draft and all the talent that's still available.

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast kicks off Draft Day with Former NFL GM Rick Spielman joining the show.  Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell ask about the timeline for the day and how teams handle their last hours before drafting.  Rick talks about the expectations of drafted players and what evaluations are still being made.  If you have the top pick, you want a franchise QB but since the Jaguars already have that you can either trade out or take the best available player.  Without a lot of QB's, Rick doesn't feel like there will be a lot of movement...but he does believe one of these QBs will be a surprise like Patrick Mahomes.  Rick likes the mentality of Malik Willis and how moments never seem too big for him.  We discuss how pass rushers will dominate this Draft early followed by the depth of WR's.  Rick gives us some surprise players that have impressed him and could end up being impact players.  We wrap up preparing for Thursday night and discussing how a player sliding down in the draft could ultimately be better for their careers.

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast continues Draft Week with Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discussing the Quarterbacks available and how their job description changes coming into the NFL.  College offenses have pass options that make things easier for QBs, but elite defenses in the NFL can make the transition almost impossible for some prospects.  Greg gives his final analysis of his top five QB prospects.  Teams needing a QB will have to decide between who has the highest ceiling verse who has the quickest ability to start.  We wrap up looking at what we expect teams to do in the Draft, but why a team like Seattle could be a total wildcard.

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Daniel Jeremiah and Brian Baldinger break down the biggest games from Week 15, starting with a look at the current playoff picture (1:35) and the Bills’ miraculous 21-point comeback on the road in New England (4:00). Then, they dive into Chargers - Chiefs (10:42), Packers - Broncos (18:08), Lions - Rams (22:33), Colts - Seahawks (26:13), Jets - Jaguars (28:26) and Vikings - Cowboys (30:00). 

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast heads into Draft Week with Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discussing the top players that will be taken starting on Thursday.  Bob points out the WR depth this year and how many players at that position get taken in the Top 10.  Greg says George Pickens is the top WR talent, but big play possibilities is what teams are looking for.  Having WR's that can line up anywhere has also become key which is why Garrett Wilson can bring a lot to a team.   Onto other top names we'll hear in the first round, Greg explains why Travon Walker could be in the top three.  With so much talent available, but no clear superstars, we explore why 'team and scheme' is going to drive what happens in this Draft.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell welcome former Alabama/NFL QB Greg McElroy to the show.  We discuss the 'traits' that teams look for in a QB and how those look in college football.  Greg explains how most successful guys he's seen start with a mental makeup to navigate the process and gameday execution.  NFL Prospect Matt Corral is the QB that Greg has really been impressed with through his play and preparation.  A few guys in the Draft have the good traits, but almost all of them have faults as well.  A player like Malik Willis needs time and reps as he's a great athlete who needs to learn how to set his feet and not always be on the move.  Greg sees plenty of WR talent in this Draft and tells us why he wouldn't be spending any higher picks when there is value deep in the position. We wrap up with the different evaluations that some players get from different sources.

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The Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast continues to prepare for the NFL Draft, which is now just a week away.  Hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell talk about Draft philosophies and how plans change as the Draft progresses. We've learned about 'musts' and 'needs' through Draft season, but now we look at how that changes into the later rounds.   Onto the player evaluations, we look at: TE Greg Dulcich, DT Neil Farrell, RB James Cook, WR Makai Polk, WR Kyle Philips, S Bryan Cook, LB Zakoby McClain, DT Matthew Butler, Edge Nick Bonitto, Edge DeAngelo Malone (W. Kentucky) and RB Tyrion Davis-Price.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell welcome Draft Expert Mike Detillier to the show to discuss how the Draft and player evaluation has changed over the last 30 years.  Mike tells us where teams are right now in their Draft Boards and how information can change a team's priorities.  There are very few secrets these days in evaluations, but Mike explains how a head coach that needs to win now can change a draft course for a franchise.  We turn to the best prospects in the SEC that will be the difference makers in the NFL.  Mike thinks Derek Stingley was one of the most talented players ever at LSU, but his health questions slides him down the Draft Board.  We wrap up discussing the NFL coaching players will be getting and how that can smooth the rough edges of a prospect and help them fit into a franchise system.  

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss where teams are right now while preparing for the Draft.  Now just two weeks away, we've got players visiting teams and Greg explains how evaluations could be changing.  We move to the defensive tackles and what Bob thinks are some of the most intriguing prospects we're seeing from this class of players. Looking at some of the prime prospects, Greg points out that most of them didn't play often on 3rd downs with distance.  Depending on the needs of the team, it will be interesting to see where these prospects come off the Draft board.  We turn to the prospects like Jordan Davis, Travon Walker, Devonte Wyatt, DeMarvin Leal, Phidarian Mathis, Matthew Butler, and Neil Farrell.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell welcome Fmr Ohio State and NFL Linebacker Bobby Carpenter to discuss the player experience from the Combine to the NFL Draft.  Bobby talks about the workouts with each teams and how they will really push you to your limits.  The demands of players from college to the NFL has changed so much, we look at the little things that separate being great from really good.  Bobby explains how the linebacker position has changed and the need to keep up with running back and tight ends.  We look at some of the prospects with Bobby including Cincinnati's Darrian Beavers and Ohio State's Chris Olave.  We wrap up with how the NFL Draft plays out and what positions may slide down a bit.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss how defensive coverages have changed in the NFL.  Greg explains the two ways to stop the passing game...disrupting the QB and impacting the WRs. Corners are now going to be expected to line up and play the press. Now that RPO is so prevalent, there had to be changes in not only planning but defensive responsibilities.  We dive into defensive players like Aidan Hutchinson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Jermaine Johnson, George Karlaftis, Davis Ojabo, Ahmad Gardner, Derek Stingley, Trent McDuffie, Kaiir Elam, and Kyler Gordon.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell welcome Boston College Football Head Coach Jeff Hafley to the Podcast.  Coach talks about the evaluation of players and how the speed at each level changes the versatility of players and sometimes even the positions they can play.  Greg explores how difficult it can be for a coach to see physical traits and talent from a player, but not see the production that those traits should deliver.  Coach Hafley explains how a player may not get the opportunities to show his best attributes and how you can put players in different positions.  We discuss the prospects making that jump from College Football to the NFL, including BC's own Zion Johnson and the most talked about QB, Kenny Pickett.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the amount of time and effort that goes into a full evaluation of a player.  Before the NFL Draft, Greg explains how each position is evaluated differently and how DB's are the most difficult player to fully analyze.  The NFL has become all about creating explosive plays on offense and trying to stop them on defense.  Onto the players, we look at Daxton Hill, Quay Walker, Tyquan Thorton, Chad Muma, Jermaine Johnson, Neil Farrell, Arnold Ebiketi, and Kyle Phillips.  We also discuss the evaluation process of a good player that's not on a great team. 

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell welcome former GM Mike Tannenbaum to discuss how an NFL Draft board is crafted.  Mike talks about all the different factors that are taken into account while building a player by player evaluation of positions.  Bob asks about drafting for need or talent when it comes to a team's strategy.  Mike explains how teams have 'must' and 'need' categories for their team and those 'must' positions get resources and attention throughout the Draft.  We wrap up with the Pro Days from Quarterbacks this week and how much is taken from them.  Greg stresses the 'functional knowledge' that players need to succeed now in the NFL.

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Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Brian Baldinger break down the biggest games from Week 14, starting with Trevor Lawrence putting together the most impressive game of his career in a dominant win over the Colts (1:36). They then dive into Texans - Chiefs (9:06), Bengals - Bills (17:41), Bears - Packers (22:57), Steelers - Ravens (31:05)  and Titans - Browns (39:00).

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the tight end position and how it's evolved over the years.  Greg explains how the TE went from being a blocking position to being used as a WR.  Bob wonders if the position has gone too far away from protecting the running game and looks at Hall of Fame TE's and their numbers compared to today's player.  We look at the top TE's in the 2022 Draft including Trey McBride, Greg Dulcich, Jelani Woods, and Charlie Kolar.  Greg explains the traits you're looking for in the position and which prospect could have an immediate impact in the league.  We wrap up with some sleeper WR's that Greg has highlighted as his film study has gotten deeper.  There will be plenty of opportunity in this Draft to find a highly skilled player and prospect that will evolve into a quality player in the NFL.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell welcome Kentucky OC Rich Scangarello to the podcast. We discuss seeing players at the combine and how much stock NFL teams put into strictly what they're seeing there. As a long-time NFL coach, Rich explains how offenses have changed and how QB's have changed based on what's being asked of them on the field. This isn't being looked at as a deep QB draft, but Rich thinks a QB going a bit later in the Draft to a better team could help that player become a better QB. We also discuss Kentucky QB Will Levins and what Rich expects to see from him next season. Bob and Greg continue the discussion on seeing a College QB try to make that transition to the NFL and why the skills sometimes don't translate to the pros. Rich's thoughts also make us look at this class of QBs differently and explains why Kenny Pickett still tops the list of prospects.

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We're talking Running Backs in this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast. Hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell explore what the RB position is right now in the NFL and what's expected from the College prospects. Bob wonders about the value of a RB and how today's player is asked to be far more versatile on the field. Even a good running back is facing a shorter shelf life in the NFL and most teams are contemplating value by a player's second contract with the team. Turning to the players, we look at Greg's evaluations of: Breece Hall, Kenneth Walker, Isaiah Spiller, James Cook, Tyler Allgeier, Rachaad White, Snoop Conner, Jerome Ford, Brian Robinson Jr., Kyren Williams, Dameon Pierce, and Zamir White.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the ups and downs of the NFL Combine. Greg explains how a player's :40 time can add or subtract to a player's evaluation and is always over-valued when projecting future performance. Greg would like to see a few different analytics added to the QB evaluations including footballs throws that should or shouldn't have been thrown. Bob asks if Kyle Hamilton could be a unicorn in the draft and what teams are discussing when his name comes up. We finally have answers when it comes to Kenny Pickett's hand size and Greg takes us into the discussions teams are having over the QB. After attending so many Combines, Greg tells us the things that even surprised him over the last week.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the expectations of Wide Receivers at the Combine. Some coaches would love to see helmets and pads added to running routes and for time. Greg says teams look for vertical receivers, which doesn't come from being fast. Players have been more athletic and explosive with so many training advances, but that may not always transfer to football. Teams are putting together offenses that use WR's in several different ways, so the position needs to be more versatile than ever. We evaluate Garrett Wilson, Jameson Williams, Treylon Burks, Drake London, Chris Olave, George Pickens, Jahan Dotson, David Bell, Justyn Ross, and Khalil Shakir. Greg looks at the occasions when a Combine performance is disappointing and how teams can still see positives from a player. We wrap up with which NFL teams are in the market for these WR's.

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In this episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the foundation of what NFL teams will be looking for from their QB's. Greg explains how some QB's will be asked to do things on an NFL that never came into play with their college programs. Teams will get precise sizes of players this week and will have to try and determine which one will adapt to their systems. We look at breakdowns for prospects like Ken Pickett, Matt Corral, Desmond Ridder, Sam Howell, Carson Strong, and Malik Willis. We also touch on which teams will be looking for a QB and when in the Draft will they be looking to take them.

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In the first episode of the Tape Heads: Draft Season podcast, hosts Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell discuss the upcoming few weeks through the NFL Combine and Draft. Greg points out how teams will look at prospects and have to determine who has what flaws and how those flaws can be addressed. The Draft can be broken down into two parts...the QB Draft and the Every Other Position Draft. Bob asks about the difference players will see going from the college game to the NFL. We prepare to talk QB's next week, but first discuss how being able to run is now almost required of QB's and how their rookie deals can set up a team for Super Bowl success.

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Tape Heads: Draft-season is a twice-weekly, X-and-O podcast giving fans crucial insights during the lead-up to the 2022 NFL Draft.

In each episode, Bob Wischusen and Greg Cosell delve into All-22 coaching film analysis of top draft prospects and detail where they might best succeed in the National Football League. Conversations fueled by observation and analysis give fans the new insights and information they crave about the upcoming draft.

Bob and Greg will be joined by pro and college football insiders, who will share their take on the prospects, their skills and possible NFL potential. Taking a scientific approach to an unscientific process, Tapeheads: Draft Season looks at team need and schematic fit to determine which prospects might best fit your team.

As the draft draws nearer, the coverage increases culminating in exciting post-draft coverage of which teams hit it big, and which may have come up short.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Rams winning the Super Bowl and the emotion from Matt Stafford over his journey to this point in his career. Dan didn't expect a Stafford win to happen any other way while Scott explains why so many things seemed right about the finish. We explore Sean McVay's gameplan and why he decided to stick with a running game despite little success. Cooper Kupp wins the MVP, but Bob believes Aaron Donald was the most dominant player on the field. The crew looks at what happened to the Bengals and why they couldn't hold onto a late lead. The officials played a late part in the Super Bowl and Dan hopes the league looks at finding resources for the referees to call a better game. We wrap with the futures of both the Rams and Bengals now heading into the offseason.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss how the Rams offense will match up against the Bengals defense. Scott expects the Bengals defense to start off very vanilla but then react and respond to the plan the Rams are trying to implement. The Rams offense is the most fascinating part of the Super Bowl for Dan, who wonders how quickly Sean McVay will be able to adjust this game plan. The crew wonders where the Bengals will bring help from while facing Cooper Kupp and Odell Beckham Jr. Scott expects Kupp to be the main priority while gambling a bit with OBJ. Dan just doesn't see a way that Matt Stafford loses this game.

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks open the show with a discussion on player recruiting in the NIL era (0:30). They dive into the most intriguing match ups including Steelers - Bears (06:25),  Colts - Chiefs (10:28), Eagles - Cowboys (11:38), Buccaneers - Rams (14:36) and Panthers - 49ers (20:17). 

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss how the Bengals offense will match up against the Rams defense. Dan thinks this will be greatest challenge that Joe Burrow has faced all season long. We've seen other teams push the Cincinnati offensive line around and Burrow bail them out, but the Rams will be able to chase Burrow around. The status of TE CJ Uzomah is going to make a big difference in the Bengals plan. Scott thinks the Rams should try to make adjustments shortly before halftime to leave the Bengals questioning what they're going to see in the second half. Joe Mixon is going to be a big part of Zac Taylor's plan...early and often...and the commitment to be consistent with the running game could decide the game.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Rams getting past the 49ers and now playing in the Super Bowl. Dan talks about the play of Matt Stafford shining in pressure moments and making throws that helped his receivers get open. Stafford has proved himself in a spot that he never had the chance to play in before. The 49ers were trying to match up man for man against the Rams and had growing issues as the game progressed. Dan wonders why San Fran couldn't dial it up because Jimmy Garoppolo had opportunities that he missed. Scott thinks this was an average Niners team that improved throughout the season, but came up short. Dan was surprised we didn't see a touch of Trey Lance sprinkled in for a different look.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Bengals getting past the Chiefs and onto the Super Bowl. Scott says the Bengals have a legit shot in this game and looking ahead, it's an exciting time for the franchise. They'll have a chance to bring in even more talent based on having their QB in Joe Burrow. Dan says it was the most 'Tom Brady' like performance in situational football that he's seen from Burrow to this point. The Chiefs didn't look the same after halftime and Dan explains why it was the Bengals adjustments that changed the course.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the upcoming matchups in Championship Weekend. Dan points out how the Chiefs can be explosive against the Bengals and wishes Joe Burrow luck against the KC defense. Patrick Mahomes has come into form and we look at the Chiefs offensive plan against Cincinnati. The Rams have put it all on the line to get to this point and taken risks to win a championship. The Niners have owned this matchup and that mental hurdle will be tough for LA. Dan points out San Fran's success with Jimmy Garoppolo in the playoffs even when he doesn't throw a touchdown.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss what could've been the greatest weekend of football ever seen. Scott was amazed by the performance of Joe Burrow, who kept getting up all season long after being hit. The Packers special teams failed them and Dan points out opportunities missed by Aaron Rodgers. Matthew Stafford's legacy could change with the outcome of this playoff run. While the Bills lost, there are so many positives for the team looking forward. Dan thinks the Bills-Chiefs matchup is something we're seeing from years to come and doesn't want anything taken away from Josh Allen for losing to Patrick Mahomes.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss how the Titans will plan for the Bengals including how to keep Joe Burrow off the field. Dan points out Burrow handling the offensive flow and the Titans needing to be efficient on first down. The Packers host the 49ers and it could be the worst possible matchup for Green Bay. Dan expects the Rams to be very aggressive against the Buccaneers pass defense. In what could be the best matchup of the weekend, the Bills will use rolling coverage against the Chiefs and Dan expects Chiefs DC Steve Spagnuolo to stick with man coverage.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Bills 'perfect' win over the Patriots. Joe Burrow leads the Bengals to a playoff victory and Dan shows how efficient the Cincinnati offense has been. Bob was stunned to see Mike McCarthy double down on the Cowboys last play. Scott has warned about the Cowboys penalties all season long and specifically the pre-snap infractions. The Chiefs had a lot of things come together against the Steelers and while Matt Stafford got his first playoff win, Scott says he was disappointed in Kyler Murray's performance.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the upcoming weekend of Wild Card matchups. The injuries facing the Buccaneers could leave an opening for the Eagles to run the ball against Tampa. Dan explains why the Niners are a dangerous matchup for the Cowboys and anyone they face this postseason. The Steelers can compete against the Chiefs and Scott believes Najee Harris is going to be the key to their success. Plus, which offense will prevail in Cardinals-Rams. Scott thinks these are the two biggest Jekyll and Hyde teams of the league this season.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Raiders almost unbelievable path through this season to the Playoffs. The Colts loss to the Jaguars could be the most disappointing game performance of the season. We look at the upcoming offseason decisions coming for Indianapolis and the future of Carson Wentz. From a disappointing game to a disappointing play call, we examine the Giants and Joe Judge calling for a QB sneak deep in their own territory.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Cardinals win over the Cowboys, but is Arizona still looking for the right formula before the playoffs? The Cowboys have lacked consistency and Dan says this team is too talented to still have these questions being asked. Bob's prediction has come true...the Eagles are in the playoffs, but before that...what happens this week against the Cowboys? The Bills have had a roller coaster season but Dan thinks that's what this team is with Josh Allen. Scott knows you'll have these ups and downs with a young QB and we forget that Allen is still growing.

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Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks and Brian Baldinger recap the biggest games from Week 11, including the Josh Allen putting on an MVP-performance in a big win over the Buccaneers (0:00) before diving into Lions - Eagles (5:43), Seahawks - Rams (11:05), Chiefs - Broncos (18:49), Ravens - Browns (25:02), Bears - Vikings (34:32) and Chargers - Jaguars (39:26). 

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the Bengals offense really being dialed in and being so much more than Joe Burrow throwing deep to Ja'Marr Chase. The Packers clinch meaning the NFC playoffs now go through Lambeau. Scott explains building a team for this venue and how AJ Dillon and Aaron Jones make Aaron Rodgers even better. Dan points out how opponents can challenge the Packers defense. The Buccaneers may have lost another weapon, but Dan thinks the team is built around the offensive line and believes OC Byron Leftwich can rise to this challenge. Bob gets a vote of confidence from Dan and Scott regarding the future of Zach Wilson. Plus, we look at the chances for the Raiders and Colts to head into the postseason.

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss the offensive explosion from the Cowboys and how the Dallas offense played their most efficient game of the season. We check in on Bob's earlier prediction that the Eagles would wind up in the playoffs. The Titans have 10 wins but could be the most overlooked team in the entire league. Dan says the Packers season will either be a tremendous story or a tremendous disappointment. The Cardinals have now dropped three straight and while they'll be in the playoffs...will they still be a threat?

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss what Covid does to the NFL on a weekly basis and Scott explains how teams can try to adjust. The Chiefs had to find a defense when their offense struggled, now both sides can come together at the right time. Dan explains how the Bengals are successful by playing to who they are and what Joe Burrow can do. The Bills came together against the Patriots and Josh Allen says the team has a playoff mindset. Plus, what does a 7th straight win say about the Dolphins?

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In the latest episode of the Tape Heads podcast, hosts Dan Orlovsky, Bob Wischusen and Scott Pioli discuss John Harbaugh putting the game on the line with another 2 point conversion. Dan has no issue with the play call, but points out the difficulty in calling a play that needs 3 yards but cannot go 12 yards. The crew looks at analytics and it's role in football and coaching. The Cardinals loss to the Lions is more concerning than most think. Losing DeAndre Hopkins leaves Arizona without a WR1 and Dan doesn't see a WR2 either. Bob thinks it's now or never for the Bills staring down the Patriots this weekend. We also look at the MNF teams to see whose playoff hopes could be over.

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