The Bill Barnwell Show

On today’s episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, NFL writer Dan Pizzuta joins the show to break down the collapse of the Minnesota Vikings, what Sam Darnold’s future looks like in the NFL, and their optimism levels for the Vikings in the future. Then, they discuss the domination of the Los Angeles Rams and if they can keep the momentum heading into the divisional round. Plus, they tackle what’s happening with the Dallas Cowboys and Mike McCarthy. Who should be the next head coach for the Dallas Cowboys? Is Deion Sanders a good fit for the Cowboys? Could Bill Belichick return to the NFL as the Cowboys’ head coach? Plus, they discuss how desirable the Dallas Cowboys head coaching job is for candidates.  2:30 Sam Darnold’s performance 14:16 What’s Darnold’s future in the NFL? 23:40 Optimism levels for the Vikings 26:30 Can the Rams keep the momentum against the Eagles? 34:45 Mike McCarthy and Dallas Cowboys part ways 43:50 Who’s the best fit for the next head coach for the Cowboys?  52:12 Who will be the next Dallas Cowboys head coach? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today's episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, Patriots reporter Doug Kyed joins to break down the timing of the New England Patriots firing head coach Jerod Mayo and the negative impact of the Patriots defeating the Buffalo Bills. Plus, will Mike Vrabel be the next head coach for the New England Patriots? They give their insight. Then, they discuss the Jacksonville Jaguars firing Doug Pederson and whether the Jaguars or Patriots head coaching position is more desirable. Plus, they discuss the most surprising move of Black Monday. Later, they break down who would be the best fit to develop Caleb Williams and if it was wise for the New York Giants to retain both Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen. All that and more! :35 New England Patriots fire Jerod Mayo 22:00 Doug Pederson fired from Jacksonville Jaguars 30:15 Is the Jacksonville Jaguars' job more desirable than the Patriots?  33:15 Chicago Bears request to interview Mike McCarthy for head coaching position 46:30 Giants keep Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen 51:45 Coordinator firings across the NFL Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today’s episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, ESPN’s Seth Walder joins to discuss the most fascinating question in football and whether the San Francisco 49ers should move on from Brock Purdy. They break down what it would look like if the 49ers shopped the young quarterback, give the latest injury update on Brock Purdy, and answer what type of painful moves San Francisco needs to make with their cap situation. Plus, they tackle Raheem Morris’ clock management in the Atlanta Falcons vs. Washington Commanders matchup and whether his explanation makes sense. All that and more! 3:35 Would the 49ers move on from Brock Purdy? 17:14 What would San Francisco get if they traded Purdy? 19:46 Purdy injury update 22:12 How will the 49ers roster change? 35:00 Raheem Morris clock management  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On today’s episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, ESPN’s Brooke Pryor joins to discuss the Green Bay Packers shutting out the New Orleans Saints, whether the Packers deserve to be considered in the top tier of NFC teams, and the top Coach of the Year candidates. Then, they break down their biggest grievances with the NFL season. What does everyone need to chill out about? What defense does Bill put on the hot seat? Later, they weigh in on the right time for players to do over-the-top celebrations. All that and more!  :37 Green Bay Packers shut out New Orleans Saints 21:03 Airing grievances: NFL scheduling  29:00 Airing grievances: narrative about rule changes 35:30 Airing grievances: what toss do they want to light on fire 37:48 Airing grievances: the Bengals' defense   41:30 Airing grievances: defensive players who over-celebrate 47:57 Airing grievances: breaking news graphics about stories that are not breaking news Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices