Nfl No Huddle: The Podcast

Taylor Bisciotti speaks about the run Brady and Belichick are on, never going against the Patriots in the Super Bowl, and how the city of Minneapolis have accepted the Super Bowl bonanza.

Patrick Mahomes speaks about his rookie season, getting a start in Week 17, what he learned from Alex Smith, moving into the starter's role next season, being comfortable playing his game, and his plans for the offseason.

Keith Smith discusses his switch from Linebacker to Fullback, drawing motivation from being disrespected, and if Tom Brady is in for a long night against the Eagles defense.

Rod Woodson talks about the Patriots staying relevant with numerous yearly changes, the Patriots capitalizing on mistakes, the Eagles offense with Nick Foles, and his thoughts on this years Hall of Fame candidates.

Jamaal Williams speaks about his rookie season, what it's like to play with Aaron Rodgers, hitting the rookie wall late in the season, the team competing through numerous injuries, and his plans for the offseason.

Cooper Rush discusses how his rookie year has been, being an undrafted free agent worked out for him, waiting for his chance, his relationship with Dak Prescott, and playing at Jerry World.

Michael Robinson speaks about the Patriots dynasty in the salary cap era, how Tom Brady is still improving, who should win the MVP Award this season, and the Jimmy G trade.

Ian Rapoport discusses Alex Smith being traded, how significant this free agent class is, which teams are truly going to be after Kirk Cousins, the future for Case Keenum and what happens if Nick foles wins the Super Bowl.

Alvin Jones talks about what he's learned from his twin brother Aaron Jones, playing in multiple defensive sets, his versatility, who he patterns his game after, and how he's prepping for the combine and the draft.

Ronald Jones chats about the year they had at USC, his thoughts on Sam Darnold, catching the ball from the backfield, where he'd like to improve, and prepping for the combine.

Logan Woodside chats about the early success of Kareem Hunt, his style of play, being a fan of Drew Brees, what he has to prove and how devoted he is to football.

Nic Shimonek discusses playing for a passing first offense, his friendship with Pat Mahomes, if size makes a difference at quarterback, reading a pro defense, and what it takes to be an NFL QB.

Chase Litton speaks about what he would bring to a team, playing in a spread offense in college, starting since freshman year, and what he's focused on heading into the draft.

Riley Ferguson talks about his style of play, which quarterbacks have inspired him, and how to prepare for news on draft day whether it's good or bad news.

Nick Mangold talks about the challenge the Eagles offense will face with a Bill Belichick defense, trying to keep Brady off the field, what the Eagles OL has to do, and Tom Brady's longevity.

Sean Payton speaks about trying to get past their last second loss to Minnesota, the addition of Alvin Kamara and how it changed their offense, the job done by the Saints front office, and the start to the career of Michael Thomas.

Mike Golic speaks about his new show with Trey Wingo, being able to work alongside his son, if the Eagles rush can get to Brady, Nick Foles' future if he win the Super Bowl, and the Patriots impressive dynasty.

Golden Tate, Doug Flutie, Marshon Lattimore, David Johnson, Torry Holt, Daryl Moose Johnston, and Mitch Berger join NFL No Huddle hosts Kordell Stewart and Brian Webber as they discuss Super Bowl 52 from Radio Row in Minnesota.

Mitch Berger speaks about how he got started as a punter, growing up at a Steelers fan, playing college with Kordell, kickers and punters not getting the respect they deserve, and his thoughts on Super Bowl 52.

David Johnson discusses the recovery from his injury, how tough it was to sit out the season, his impact when he was healthy, learning the playbook, Carson Palmer's retirement, and replacing Bruce Arians.