Inside the Pylon: The Podcast

[ScubaSteveAvery]

This morning ITP launched a podcast, hosted by our very own Chuck Zodda and Mark Schofield. We plan to have it up on iTunes, Stitcher, TuneIn, etc shortly, but for now, you can listen on the site or on SoundCloud ("Inside the Pylon: The Podcast"). I may be biased, but it is a great listen. Chuck and Mark brought on two guests, ITP writer Dave Archibald and former NFL scout for the Eagles, Giants, and Jets and now director of The Scouting Academy, Dan Hatman. 
 
The podcast covers highlights from week 1 in the NFL, including Chuck and Mark discussing if the Colts can bounce back from their week 1 loss to the Bills, an in-depth discussion about Tyrod Taylor (what Mark liked from last week and what he expects going forward), and a discussion about the Ravens and Broncos. Dan Hatman discusses with Chuck and Mark The Scouting Academy and the aim of Dan's new venture (which ITP is collaborating with), and Dave Archibald comes on to talk about the Patriots 4 TE goal line formation and its success last Thursday against the Steelers, which he wrote about in an excellent article on ITP. 
 
Here is the link to the first episode.
 
Please give it a listen and let us know what you think. 
 
Enjoy!

 

[AlNipper49]

Guys, I feel somewhat uncomfortable pumping our own stuff.  I mean, it's our stuff - written and produced by us and generally focused towards us (and folks like us).  
 
But at the same time, I've witnessed the TREMENDOUS amount of work that goes into this.
 
This podcast will end up costing the team money, these things just don't generate a ton of revenue unless you're an Adam Corolla.  It's being produced because the dudes who produce is love football and love producing it for you guys.  
 
Chuck also has a dreamy voice.

 

[Drocca]

Oh, man. Super excited about listening today.

Thanks for the awesome content, as always.

 

[SeoulSoxFan]

This is great. Congratulations to everyone involved!

 

[Hector Salamanca]

Great stuff - thanks guys!

 

[JGray38]

Thanks! I enjoyed episode 1, and am looking forward to adding this to my weekly podcast routine.

 

[Cabin Mirror]

Nice work guys. I really enjoyed it.
 
 

Guys, I feel somewhat uncomfortable pumping our own stuff.  I mean, it's our stuff - written and produced by us and generally focused towards us (and folks like us).  
 
But at the same time, I've witnessed the TREMENDOUS amount of work that goes into this.
 
This podcast will end up costing the team money, these things just don't generate a ton of revenue unless you're an Adam Corolla.  It's being produced because the dudes who produce is love football and love producing it for you guys.  
 
Chuck also has a dreamy voice.

 
 
I would be happy to kick in a few bucks if it helps cover expenses. 

 

[RedOctober3829]

Love it guys.  I feel smarter every time I read(and now listen to) anything on the site.

 

[Snodgrass'Muff]

This was really well done. I'm not a football fan, but I enjoyed it quite a bit. The half hour flew by. Also, yeah, Chuck's voice is perfect for radio.

 

[RedOctober3829]

This was really well done. I'm not a football fan, but I enjoyed it quite a bit. The half hour flew by. Also, yeah, Chuck's voice is perfect for radio.

So is his face.

 

[mascho]

Thanks for the kind words peeps.

Zodda is ever so dreamy. He whispers in between segments...

 

[IdiotKicker]

Big thanks to anyone who listened. We'll be running these every week and have some really good guests lined up over the next few weeks. Thanks again.

 

[mostman]

This was fantastic. Excellent job. I'm eagerly awaiting it being indexed in my podcast app of choice (Overcast) and I'll be subscribing for sure.

 

[IdiotKicker]

Volume 1.2 is now up. Topics from this one include:
 

• The inaugural Harry Stamper All-Go Play of the Week Award for Amari Cooper’s 68-yard touchdown (1:14)
• Charles McDonald of The Falcoholic looks at the keys to the Atlanta Falcons early success, with a focus on Matt Ryan and Julio Jones (6:03)
• What can Browns fans take from Johnny Manziel’s performance in the first two weeks and what does it mean for his career going forward? (13:46)
• Is Blake Bortles’ stronger showing in Week 2 a sign he is turning the corner, or simply sound and fury signifying nothing? (17:24)
• Nath Pizzolatto examines the circumstances that have led to the downfall of the New Orleans Saints and how they can rebuild (19:48)
• Where do the Dallas Cowboys turn following the injury to Tony Romo? (28:09)
• Big takeaways from the AFC East battle between the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots (30:29)

http://insidethepylon.com/football-podcast/2015/09/24/inside-the-pylon-the-podcast-volume-1-2/

 

[IdiotKicker]

This week's podcast is all ready to go. Segments from this one:
 

• The second-ever Harry Stamper All-Go Play of the Week Award for A.J. Green’s 80-yard TD reception from Andy Dalton (2:37)
• Dave Archibald of Inside the Pylon breaking down Week 3’s matchup between Carolina and New Orleans, as well as looking forward to Week 4’s battle between Atlanta and Houston (7:06)
• Mark & Chuck looking at the question marks surrounding Michael Vick in Pittsburgh, as well as the early-season struggles of Andrew Luck (12:52)
• Chuck discussing the Indianapolis Colts fake punt and the excitement for specialists everywhere (18:27)
• Brandon Thorn from TheFootballEducator.com discussing changes the Broncos have made in their offensive gameplan to improve on early issues (20:48)
• Mark breaking down the rise of the Arizona Cardinals and what to expect from Carson Palmer (29:43)

http://insidethepylon.com/football-podcast/2015/10/01/inside-the-pylon-the-podcast-volume-1-3/
 
Edit: Also, we are up on iTunes and Sticher if you'd rather just subscribe that way.

 

[mauf]

This is now one of the 2-3 podcasts I eagerly look forward to seeing in my feed each week. Thanks for creating such an excellent product!!

 

[wibi]

Just worked through all 3 (plus the surprise of the 4th showing up while listening to the 3rd) and I'm seriously impressed.  From the flow, to the voices, to the fact you have a fucking NASA sponsorship (I'm still trying to decide if thats a joke or a real sponsorship) this is quickly moving up to the top of my podcast rotation

 

[Super Nomario]

Just worked through all 3 (plus the surprise of the 4th showing up while listening to the 3rd) and I'm seriously impressed.  From the flow, to the voices, to the fact you have a fucking NASA sponsorship (I'm still trying to decide if thats a joke or a real sponsorship) this is quickly moving up to the top of my podcast rotation

It should be clear next week when Mark does the Podcast via space-phone from the asteroid that's hurtling towards earth.

 

[IdiotKicker]

We're glad you're enjoying them. They're a blast to put together and if anyone ever has suggestions for things they'd like covered, let us know and we'll see what we can work in.

 

[IdiotKicker]

Oh, and here's this week's:

http://insidethepylon.com/football-podcast/2015/10/08/inside-the-pylon-the-podcast-volume-1-4/

 

[mascho]

Just worked through all 3 (plus the surprise of the 4th showing up while listening to the 3rd) and I'm seriously impressed.  From the flow, to the voices, to the fact you have a fucking NASA sponsorship (I'm still trying to decide if thats a joke or a real sponsorship) this is quickly moving up to the top of my podcast rotation

Thanks man. Really appreciate the kind words.

 

[singaporesoxfan]

Had trouble finding the RSS link from the ITP page to get this to work with my podcatching app (Downcast) but this seemed to work:
 
http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:174681660/sounds.rss

 

[IdiotKicker]

We have a bonus podcast up today featuring Matt Waldman from the Rookie Scouting Portfolio on for half an hour. If you are in any way interested in draft evaluations, it's a really good listen. Here's what we cover:
 
-Matt on how he started the Rookie Scouting Portfolio and his methods of research (1:22)
-Projecting a rookie's fit in the NFL based on the team and scheme they land on (3:57)
-Marcus Mariota and the early results from the first quarter of the 2015 season on the Tennessee Titans (6:58)
-The advantages of a process-oriented grading scouting system versus purely focusing on results (10:56)
-The concept of player comparisons when scouting, including the reasons fans enjoy them, as well as the flaws in using this model in evaluating players (14:33)
-Early thoughts on the 2016 NFL Draft class and who has caught Matt's eye so far this season in college football (20:46)
-Mark and Matt discuss Tre McBride and his early struggles in acclimating to the NFL game (27:57)
 
http://insidethepylon.com/football-podcast/2015/10/12/inside-the-pylon-the-podcast-bonus-ft-matt-waldman/

 

[IdiotKicker]

New weekly podcast is up. Topics include:
 
-Chuck and Mark break down the Bengals/Seahawks and Rams/Packers tilts and what they indicate about the balance of power in the NFL (0:36)
-Mark details the Harry Stamper All-Go Play of the Week - the touchdown from Jay Cutler to Matt Forte to seal a Chicago Bears win (5:51)
-Andy Guyader discusses the concept of game maps and what they can show fans an analysts about the flow of a game (10:24, NOTE: Technical difficulties on our end did cut this interview short. We will have Andy on again in the future.)
-Mark details the concept of "bird dogging", why quarterbacks should avoid it, and how they can train themselves to prevent it (16:52)
-Dan Syed discusses the effective coaching from the Bengals coaching staff that has put Andy Dalton and his crew in a position to be successful this season (23:51)
-Chuck and Mark examine the upcoming slate of game, with an emphasis on Patriots/Colts, Panthers/Seahawks, and Bengals/Bills (32:07)
 
http://insidethepylon.com/football-podcast/2015/10/15/inside-the-pylon-the-podcast-volume-1-5/

 

[IdiotKicker]

New episode out today. Here's what we've got on tap:
 
-Rich Hill from PatsPulpit.com discussed the highly-anticipated clash between the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts, looking at areas where this was a closer matchup than many anticipated, as well as looking ahead to the Patriots' next matchup again the New York Jets (1:17)
-The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, focusing on the TD hookup between Colin Kaepernick and Torrey Smith of the San Francisco 49ers (10:42)
-Matchup between the Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers and how the Steelers were able to effectively exploit the Arizona defense (15:18)
-Andy Dalton's growth as leader of the Cincinnati Bengals and whether or not they are a true contender in the AFC (17:31)
-Quarterbacks battling weakened arm strength in recent weeks with a focus on Andrew Luck and Peyton Manning (18:18)
-ITP Glossary Term of the Week, focusing on "Hold-Up Technique" and its application on punt returns (22:12)
-Jeff Risdon from RealGM.com looks at the Lions/Bears tilt and how the Detroit was able to get on track and notch their first win, as well as discussing Michigan St. QB Connor Cook's pro potential(25:19)
-The disappointing slate of game in the upcoming weekend in the NFL, with the only matchup between two teams with a winning record being the Patriots/Jets tilt on Sunday (35:57)
 
http://insidethepylon.com/football-podcast/2015/10/22/inside-the-pylon-the-podcast-volume-1-6/

 

[IdiotKicker]

This week's episode is out and ready to go. Full slate this week including:
 
-Breaking down the Vikings/Lions matchup and what it means for the balance of power in the NFC North, focusing on Minnesota's chances to compete with Green Bay this season (2:03)
-Miami's blowout win against Houston and whether the Dolphins have righted the ship, or whether inferior competition in recent weeks is distorting results (6:53)
-The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring the jacknsonville Jaguars touchdown from Blake Bortles to Allen Hurns(9:26)
-Alex Kirby discussing the Colts woes on the field and in the front office and whether anything can be done to fix the myriad issues on the team (13:50)
-Discussion of the term "scramble drill" from the ITP Glossary and its application on offense (22:26)
-An examination of trends in offensive line investment from Dave Archibald, the latest in a series of articles breaking down the draft and spending habits of NFL teams (25:44)
-The Week 8 key matchups, including a battle of top teams in Denver and Green Bay, as well as a divisional meeting between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh (35:03)
 
Link on site.
 
Link to iTunes (and please rate us as well).

 

[mascho]

You forgot the best part.
 
#TeamAdele

 

[IdiotKicker]

Week 8 Podcast
 
We hit a lot of different stuff this week, including having our own Dr. Christopher Geary on at the end of the show to discuss some of the injuries from the last week. I generally don't like to comment on the quality of what we're doing, but if you haven't given us a listen for whatever reason, you should really take a look at this episode. I've listened to a lot of the other football podcasts out there, and what we do in this episode can go up against anything else around.
 
If you  have feedback or things you want us to talk about, LET US KNOW. We welcome you telling us we suck, as long as you tell us how we can get better. But give a listen, and if you have two minutes, please rate us on iTunes and subscribe there as it helps to get us up the rankings so other people can see us. Here's what we cover this week:
 

• Breaking down the Denver/Green Bay tilt from Sunday night, looking at the ways Denver was able to neutralize the potent Packers attack, as well as whether this game indicates Peyton Manning is back to regular form (1:54)
• A look at New England’s offensive attack on the first drive against the Miami Dolphins on Thursday Night Football (8:48)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring the touchdown pass between Brian Hoyer and Nate Washington of the Houston Texans (11:42)
• Mike Backherms helps to explain the concept of Offensive Success Rate (OSR) and Defensive Success Rate (DSR) data and what its uses are in terms of explaining where a team is successful or struggles on both sides of the ball (17:09)
• A look at the “Mesh Point” entry from the ITP Glossary, focusing on how the technique works with regards to option offenses (23:56)
• The upcoming matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys in the disappointing NFC East, touching on the struggles of the Philadelphia offense and whether Dallas can weather the storm until Tony Romo and Dez Bryant return (28:21)
• The battle for supremacy in the NFC, looking at the growth of Cam Newton on the Panthers and how the matchup with the Packers will help to shape the playoff picture in the conference this year (33:31)
• A prank call to Dr. Christopher Geary (39:38)
• Dr. Geary joins the show to discuss Week 8 injuries, as well as how the latest rehabilitation techniques have helped to improve recovery times for athletes facing common injuries (42:20)

 

[IdiotKicker]

We have a loaded podcast this week, as we ended up with three guests and went about 10 minutes longer than usual. Here's what we cover:

• A look at the Indianapolis Colts and their upset win over the previously-undefeated Denver Broncos, focusing on how the Colts exploited several matchups to their advantage(2:38)
• Danny Kelly breaking down the resurgence of the Seattle Seahawks after a tough start to the season, and looking ahead to a key matchup with the Arizona Cardinals (6:50)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring the 39-yard TD hookup between Cam Newton and Corey Brown of the Carolina Panthers (16:28)
• A look at the ITP Glossary term "Option Route" and what it means in the modern NFL offense (22:10)
• Andy Guyader details how his visual game maps can help to break down the ebbs and flows of an NFL game and give fans and analysts a different perspective on how the end result is achieved (26:07)
• William Carroll discussing how the scouting system and projecting college talent into the NFL fails fans, coaches, and management, and remains a wildly unpredictable part of football(38:13)

 

[mascho]

Carroll talked for 17 minutes and we asked him two questions. He's awesome.

 

[IdiotKicker]

Another full slate for us this week. Here's what we talked about:

• Chris Geary on the two major Week 10 injuries from NFL action – the plantar fascia injury to Peyton Manning and the Jones fracture for Julian Edelman, including discussion of prospects for return and career impact (1:19)
• How the Detroit Lions were able to shut down the Green Bay Packers and their high-powered offense, and whether this is a blueprint for teams to use against Green Bay, or if the Packers hurt themselves with costly mistakes (9:42)
• Analysis of the key NFC West showdown between the Arizona Cardinals and Seattle Seahawks and whether or not the balance of power has shifted in the division, as well as playoff implications for the Cardinals (15:03)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring Danny Amendola’s fourth quarter reception to set up Stephen Gostkowski’s game-winning field goal (19:48)
• Nath Pizzolatto detailing the growth of the New Orleans Saints’ rookie class and expecations for them the rest of the season, as well as whether or not the firing of Rob Ryan will help to smooth out issues on defense for the Saints (23:29)
• The ITP Glossary term “punt gunner“, including discussion of what makes a top-flight gunner, as well as their overall role on special teams (29:43)
• Emory Hunt discussing what he focuses on in scouting players making the jump to the pro level, how to scout small-school prospects, and Trevone Boykin’s future as a quarterback (36:27)

 

[wibi]

Anyone have trouble playing week 8 via the iTunes download? I have downloaded it three separate times and cannot get it to play on my phone

 

[soxfan121]

Anyone have trouble playing week 8 via the iTunes download? I have downloaded it three separate times and cannot get it to play on my phone

Thanks for letting us know. We're having trouble replicating the error - it's working on several different platforms/devices.

What kind of phone? We'll open a ticket with iTunes when we've got the info. Thanks again.

 

[wibi]

Thanks for letting us know. We're having trouble replicating the error - it's working on several different platforms/devices.

What kind of phone? We'll open a ticket with iTunes when we've got the info. Thanks again.

6S Plus 64GB

 

[soxfan121]

6S Plus 64GB

Thanks. We'll see what Apple has to say for themselves. ;-)

 

[IdiotKicker]

We're testing it out on our end to see if anything is popping up universally. Haven't had the same issue across a few devices, but we'll kick a ticket in with their support staff and hopefully should have it set for you pretty quickly.

 

[wibi]

Its only episode (week) 8 as I've had no problem downloading and listening to (weeks) 9 and 10

 

[IdiotKicker]

Our Week 11 podcast is out. Talking a little Pats, but here's the full list:

• Breaking down the key NFC North battle between the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings and what Green Bay win means for the state of this division in 2015 and beyond (2:22)
• How the Arizona Cardinals were able to notch a win against the Cincinnati Bengals in a high-scoring affair that still showed Cincinnati’s ability to bounce back after a tough game in Week 10 against the Houston Texans (7:19)
• Dave discussing the latest in his series on draft capital and salary cap investment by NFL teams, this time focusing on the tight end position and recent trends across the league (10:33)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring Carson Palmer’s hookup with J.J. Nelson for a key score against the Bengals in Arizona’s win (18:01)
• Dan breaking down the matchup between New England and Buffalo, focusing on how the Patriots front seven was able to generate pressure through a variety of looks, as well as why the New England offensive line struggled at times against the Bills game plan (22:32)
• The ITP Glossary term “Working Progressions” and how its usage can differ from team to team depending on the offense (29:12)
• Chuck and Mark’s Thanksgiving tips, including the best way to attack a meal, preferred dinner times, and helpful relatives to have around at the holidays (34:58)
• Previewing important Week 12 matchup, including the Carolina Panthers at the Dallas Cowboys and the New England Patriots at the Denver Broncos (40:44)

 

[wibi]

5th attempt at the download finally worked. No clue why that worked as I didnt do anything special

 

[soxfan121]

Anyone in need of football reading (or listening) should check out ITP today. We've got Leftovers a day early, with a greatest hits collection, along with a chat the staff had recently about, well, football.

Thanks to Mark Schofield, Chuck Zodda, Dave Archibald, Brian Filipiak, Reverend, Philip Kibbey, Peter Hodges, Craig Craker, Tim Quinn, Daryl Sng, Dr. Christopher Geary, Rick Rowand, Tony Kosinski, Justin Gorman, Damian Dydyn, Aidan Curran, Joshua Soden, Dan Graulich, Dan Hatman, Dan Katz, Peter Benet, Brandon Christensen, Mark Brown & John Limberakis (we miss you guys), Jae Barclay, Konstantin Medvedovsky, Andrew Pina, Luis Sotelo, Ted Nguyen, Matt Weston, Ross Safko, Doug Storms, Jeremy Turner, Jake Vincent, Greg Rivaldi, Zach Martin, and everyone else who has spent time or treasure supporting our little corner of the internet. Thanks are given, and truly appreciated.

Enjoy the games.

Oh, and a special Pats piece coming tomorrow. Because we love you.

 

[IdiotKicker]

Happy podcast day everyone. Full slate for this show is below:

• The mind-blowing finish to the Monday Night Football battle between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns, looking at the Browns last drive as well as mistakes on the field goal that led to the winning Baltimore score (1:37)
• Dan Hatman discusses the changes happening with the Miami Dolphins in their coaching staff and ramifications for the players, as well as the general manager search happening in Detroit and the process behind those searches (8:46)
• Brandon Thorn delves into the schemes that were successful for the Denver Broncos in their win over the New England Patriots on Sunday Night Football, focusing on how the running game found room in the second half and the strengths and weaknesses of Brock Osweiler (19:34)
• Trevor Sikkema breaks down the upcoming SEC Championship matchup between Alabama and Florida, including how the Gators could potentially pull off an upset and the stability of the Alabama kicking situation (30:01)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring the hookup between Kirk Cousins and DeSean Jackson, as well as Mark’s thoughts on the development of Cousins over the last two seasons (37:29)

 

[IdiotKicker]

Put out our latest podcast, and we were able to grab Aaron Nagler from SI and FanDuel to do an interview with us. Here's the full list of what we covered:

• The growth of Cam Newton and his ability to manage a game despite lacking depth in the weapons around him, including the growth Newton has made in protecting the ball and reading defenses in 2015 (1:16)
• The somewhat-shocking loss to the Philadelphia Eagles by the Patriots, focusing on the key plays on special teams that led to New England picking up its second loss of the year (7:14)
• Aaron Nagler discusses the struggles the Green Bay Packers have had on offense and how their defense has bailed them out in recent games, as well as key ideas that shaped his approach to film study (10:44)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring Marcus Mariota’s hookup with Dorial Green-Beckham for a touchdown against the Jacksonville Jaguars (23:11)
• Dayne Burns discussing the development of young quarterbacks Marcus Mariota and Jameis Winston, as well as the resurgence of the Houston Texans on the back of their defense after a tough start to the season (29:25)
• The ITP Glossary term “Packaged Play“, including definition of the term, how it fits in the modern NFL, and whether its spread in college offenses has impacted the quality of players going into the NFL

 

[IdiotKicker]

We have two podcasts for you this week, consider this a little Christmas present for all of you who have regularly listened.

First, we have our regular weekly show going through the major stories from Week 14, and are also joined by Alex Kirby to look at some of the recent trends in offenses.

Second, we put together a scouting roundtable with Matt Miller of Bleacher Report and Dan Hatman of The Scouting Academy in a 35-minute look at the rules they use to evaluate players and build their draft boards.

Lastly, I do have a request. Please subscribe to and give our podcast a review on iTunes, as this helps us to get more exposure and better placement. It takes 2 minutes, and is a massive help to us as we build this out. Thanks to everyone who has listened so far this season.

 

[IdiotKicker]

Our last show of the regular season is in the books and we're getting ready for the playoffs now. Here's what we have on this week's show:

• The Week 17 NFC North battle between the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers and whether or not the Vikings are a legitimate contender this year, and how the Packers offense can get back on track in the playoffs(1:07
• Danny Kelly discussing the Seattle Seahawks and the keys to their second-half resurgence, as well as the outstanding play of Russell Wilson and how he has flown under the radar with a tremendous 2015 season (5:55)
• The Harry Stamper All-Go Offensive Play of the Week, featuring A.J. McCarron’s hookup on a seam route to Tyler Eifert and Mark’s analysis of the growth of McCarron in his fill-in duty for Andy Dalton (14:45)
• Trevor Sikkema analyzing the CFB Championship matchup between the Clemson Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide, digging into the key battles that will shape the outcome of this game (19:27)
• The ITP Glossary term “Split Zone” and its application in modern offenses, as well as why teams will utilize this strategy as opposed to traditional zone blocking on running plays (28:43)
• The critical positional battles for the upcoming Wild Card Weekend, looking at the Vikings linebackers versus the Seattle play-action game, Kirk Cousins in his playoff debut, whether the Pittsburgh Steelers and their offense can counter the strong defense of the Cincinnati Bengals, and how the punt units of Green Bay and Seattle look to counter potentially strong return units (33:47)

 

[AlNipper49]

This is awesome, thanks IK!

 

[IdiotKicker]

Just wanted to drop a note that in addition to our regular 45-minute podcast every week, we're also going to be producing a daily 15-minute show Mon-Fri to cover the top 1-2 stories from the previous day. First one is up here, take a look if a short attention span had previously been a turn-off for you.

 

[mascho]

FYI some really good episodes this week, including Jason from OverTheCap.com and Miguel from PatsCap.com. And be sure to listen to next Monday's episode, which has a really cool guest. Thanks everyone!

 

[SeoulSoxFan]

As I posted in the FA thread, the interview with the just-signed-now-a-Chief Mitchell Schwartz is a must listen. It was too short (because it was so much fun & informative) and it flew by in no time.

Great job, guys. Just am so excited that ITP is getting so many different types of guests now, from scouts to pundits to analysts to players. Would be incredible to have Mayo on one of these days.

 

[mascho]

Thanks SSF, that was a fun one. Another good episode that's up right now is from Wednesday with Brent Sobleski from Bleacher Report. He interviewed Tony Franklin and Tim Polasek, the offensive coordinators for Goff and Wentz. Really good stuff that sheds light on the offenses they ran, their responsibilities in each, and how much was on their plate. Addresses some of the misconceptions, I think, about their offensive schemes.