NFL Live

On this episode of NFL Live, Laura Rutledge is joined by Jeremy Fowler and Sam Acho as the crew dives into some of the biggest storylines around the NFL. They begin with the Giants, where teammates Abdul Carter and Jaxson Dart have made headlines following a public social media dispute that erupted after Dart introduced President Trump at a political rally. What does the controversy mean for a team trying to build chemistry around a young core?

Plus, Lamar Jackson says the Ravens' new regime has been a "breath of fresh air." Hear why the former MVP believes things feel different in Baltimore, and what it could mean for the Ravens heading into the season.

With June 1st just around the corner, all eyes remain on AJ Brown and the possibility of a blockbuster trade. Jeremy Fowler has the latest on what he's hearing and whether a move could actually happen. And while the Bengals' defense has taken much of the blame for the team's recent shortcomings, has the offense escaped criticism after a disappointing season of its own? The crew goes live to Cincinnati to hear why the Bengals believe improvement on that side of the ball is critical to reaching their goals. All that and much more on this episode of NFL Live.
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On this episode of NFL Live, Hannah Storm, Kevin Clark, EJ Manuel, and Jeremy Fowler break down the biggest OTA storylines across the league, including Patrick Mahomes’ return to the field, Aaron Rodgers beginning his final season with the Steelers, and CJ Stroud’s outlook heading into Year 4 with the Texans. The crew also discusses the Rams’ Super Bowl chances with Matthew Stafford and Puka Nacua, the Vikings’ QB competition, the Jets’ offseason overhaul, Lamar Jackson’s fresh start in Baltimore, and Caleb Williams building on a breakout season in Chicago.

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On this episode of NFL Live, Laura Rutledge is joined by Dan Orlovsky and Mina Kimes as the crew reacts to OTAs getting underway around the NFL. The Kansas City Chiefs are back on the field with veteran Chris Jones and new running back Kenneth Walker in the building, while the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks begin OTAs with rookie running back Jadarian Price generating plenty of buzz.

Another rookie to keep an eye on is Eagles wide receiver Makai Lemon as Philadelphia opens camp, and Baker Mayfield is back in action as the Buccaneers get underway in Tampa. Meanwhile, there is a new quarterback in Minnesota; does that mean Kyler Murray has already locked up QB1 status? Dan Orlovsky says the answer comes down to one major factor.

Plus, you do not want to miss the comparison one Buccaneers coach made between rookie Ruben Bain and some all-time greats, and why someone on the crew believes his impact could push Tampa Bay to the top of the NFC. There has also been plenty of change in Buffalo, including major defensive changes under new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard, but Mina Kimes explains why none of it matters if the Bills cannot solve one major issue from last season. All that and much more on this episode of NFL Live.
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On this episode of NFL Live, Dan Graziano is joined by Kevin Clark, Bill Barnwell, and Mina Kimes as the crew reacts to a variety of reports coming live from OTAs around the league. The Ravens opened camp with several new faces in the building, but does the absence of the face of the franchise have the crew concerned? They break down what it could mean moving forward in Baltimore.

Plus, Stefon Diggs remains one of the biggest names still searching for a home this season and has welcomed the idea of returning home to play, but the crew believes there may be a better fit elsewhere. The Lions’ offense has taken a step back, and after another offseason full of impactful roster changes, Mina Kimes and Kevin Clark explain why the trenches could define Detroit’s season.

And after extending Aaron Rodgers and bringing in new talent, Bill Barnwell points to one offensive addition he believes only works as long as Rodgers is under center. All that and much more on this episode of NFL Live.

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On this episode of NFL Live, Hannah Storm is joined by Booger McFarland, Louis Riddick, Nate Taylor, Brooke Pryor, and Ryan McFadden as the crew reacts to breaking news that Aaron Rodgers has announced this will be his final season in the NFL. What does Rodgers’ retirement mean for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and how could it reshape the rest of the league moving forward?

Plus, the show goes live to Cincinnati for the latest on Joe Burrow, and why the Bengals’ defense could become the biggest storyline of their offseason. The crew also dives into the latest surrounding Rashee Rice and his legal issues, breaks down the Raiders and their new No. 1 overall pick, and discusses why Klint Kubiak called Brock Bowers “a robot.” All that and much more on this episode of NFL Live.
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