About this episode
(4:00) Hard Knocks recap: “ Aaron Rodgers showed why he’s your favorite quarterback’s favorite quarterback” (12:30) Nathaniel Hackett gets a great piece of promotional rehabilitation (15:00) Ron Rivera discusses Eric Bieniemy’s tough-love coaching style and regrets it (26:55) AFC 1 Player To Watch in the preseason (27:35) Texans WR Jon Metchie : “I worry about lack of firepower for CJ Stroud ”. Plus Ahmed’s first Big Butt goes to Will Anderson, Jr – will he show more than just a high motor? (33:40) Colts DE Kwity Paye : “Stops the run. Great. We didn’t get him to do that.” (37:00) Titans OG Aaron Brewer : “I’m interested to see how the shuffling of that o-line works.” And kudos to Mike Vrabel for giving Terrell Williams the chance to coach the first preseason game. (42:05) Raiders S Tre’von Moehrig : “The secondary is not something you’re gonna write home about” (46:10) Patriots WR Tyquan Thornton : “He’s the deep threat. He’s that guy” (51:30) Broncos LB Nik Bonitto : “F*** you OU!” (55:10) Steelers DL Keeanu Benton : “They need more youth and talent on their d-line” (1:01:45) Browns DL Jordan Elliott : “They couldn’t stop the run at all last year” (1:04:40) Jaguars OL Walker Little : “If they can’t protect #16, all of it means jack diddly squat” (1:08:40) Chargers MLBs & DTs : “The 28th run-stopping D in football? C’mon that can’t happen anymore” (1:13:20) Dolphins RT Austin Jackson : “Follow the money, follow the assets. Those have to be performing. And this one has not, yet” (1:17:00) Ravens LB Odafe Oweh (1:22:30) Jets DE Jermaine Johnson : “He should be a starter … and can he be a force off the edge?” (1:26:30) Bengals S Nick Scott & Dax Hill : “Who is this crazy #33 running around the field like he’s Ray Lewis?” (1:29:50) Bills CB Kaiir Elam : “He looks the part. But they need more from him this year” (1:33:30) Chiefs LT Donovan Smith : “He was not good last year. And it would have been way worse if they ever called holding on him” Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.