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PMS 2.0 1176 - Feel The Beat With Art Stapleton, Sheena Quick, Tom E. Curran, & Justin Rogers, NFL CMO Dr. Allen Sills, Jelly Roll, & AJ Hawk

PMS 2.0 1176 - Feel The Beat With Art Stapleton, Sheena Quick, Tom E. Curran, & Justin Rogers, NFL CMO Dr. Allen Sills, Jelly Roll, & AJ Hawk

Update: 2024-08-08
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The podcast kicks off with a discussion about the start of the NFL preseason, highlighting the Thursday night games between the Panthers and Patriots, and the Lions and Giants. The hosts discuss the significance of the preseason and the potential for injuries. They then delve into Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid's decision to play their starters in the preseason, questioning whether other teams should follow suit or prioritize player safety. The hosts also discuss the ongoing trade rumors surrounding San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, discussing the potential destinations and the factors influencing the situation. The podcast then welcomes Bruce Brown, a Michigan man and New York Giants fan, to discuss the Giants' upcoming preseason game. They highlight the team's recent joint practices with the Detroit Lions and the intensity that ensued. The hosts then discuss the NFL's attempt to curb fighting during joint practices, acknowledging the inherent competitiveness of the sport and the difficulty in preventing altercations. They analyze recent incidents involving Aaron Donald, DK Metcalf, and others. The podcast then welcomes Art Stapleton, a writer for Norseursu.com and USA Today, to discuss the New York Giants. They delve into the team's performance in joint practices, the quarterback situation, and the impact of the "Hard Knocks" series. The hosts then welcome Shina Quinn, a Carolina Panthers reporter, to discuss the team's upcoming preseason game against the Patriots. They discuss the team's cautious optimism, the quarterback situation, and the impact of new head coach Frank Reich. The podcast then welcomes Tommy Curran, a reporter for NBC Sports Boston, to discuss the New England Patriots' new era under head coach Bill O'Brien. They discuss the team's recent struggles, the quarterback situation, and the impact of the Brandon Aiyuk trade rumors. The hosts then welcome Justin Rogers, the founder of the Detroit Football Network, to discuss the Detroit Lions' upcoming preseason game against the Giants. They discuss the team's high expectations, the intensity of their joint practices, and the performance of backup quarterback Hendon Hooker. The podcast then discusses the return of preseason football and how it's a chance for players to make a name for themselves. They also talk about the upcoming college football season and the excitement surrounding it. The hosts then discuss the upcoming preseason games, including the Giants vs. Patriots and Lions vs. Giants. They also talk about the Olympics and the impressive performance of the US track and field team. The podcast then welcomes Dr. Allen Sills, the NFL's CMO, to discuss the new kickoff rule, the Guardian cap, and the development of position-specific helmets. He also talks about the ongoing research into field surfaces and the importance of player safety. The podcast then welcomes Jelly Roll, a multi-platinum artist and CMA new artist of the year, to the show. He talks about his recent success, his upcoming tour, and his experience working with Eminem. Jelly Roll shares his love for college football and how it's a big deal in his home state of Tennessee. He also talks about his current tour and his plans for the future. Jelly Roll recounts a heartwarming encounter with Bob Seeger's representative at a concert in Detroit. He received a gift box of Seeger's records and merch, a gesture that deeply touched him. Jelly Roll discusses his role as a mentor to younger artists, particularly in the country music scene. He emphasizes the importance of supporting and guiding those who are just starting out. Jelly Roll shares his desire to collaborate with Billy Bob Thornton, highlighting his admiration for the actor. He also hints at potential ventures into acting.

Outlines

00:00:00
Preseason Week One Kickoff and Player Safety

The podcast kicks off with a discussion about the start of the NFL preseason, highlighting the Thursday night games between the Panthers and Patriots, and the Lions and Giants. The hosts discuss the significance of the preseason and the potential for injuries. They then delve into Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid's decision to play their starters in the preseason, questioning whether other teams should follow suit or prioritize player safety.

00:02:55
Trade Rumors and the Giants' Preseason

The hosts discuss the ongoing trade rumors surrounding San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, discussing the potential destinations and the factors influencing the situation. The podcast then welcomes Bruce Brown, a Michigan man and New York Giants fan, to discuss the Giants' upcoming preseason game. They highlight the team's recent joint practices with the Detroit Lions and the intensity that ensued.

00:08:53
Joint Practices and the NFL's Safety Measures

The hosts discuss the NFL's attempt to curb fighting during joint practices, acknowledging the inherent competitiveness of the sport and the difficulty in preventing altercations. They analyze recent incidents involving Aaron Donald, DK Metcalf, and others. The podcast then welcomes Art Stapleton, a writer for Norseursu.com and USA Today, to discuss the New York Giants. They delve into the team's performance in joint practices, the quarterback situation, and the impact of the "Hard Knocks" series.

00:28:35
Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots Previews

The hosts welcome Shina Quinn, a Carolina Panthers reporter, to discuss the team's upcoming preseason game against the Patriots. They discuss the team's cautious optimism, the quarterback situation, and the impact of new head coach Frank Reich. The podcast then welcomes Tommy Curran, a reporter for NBC Sports Boston, to discuss the New England Patriots' new era under head coach Bill O'Brien. They discuss the team's recent struggles, the quarterback situation, and the impact of the Brandon Aiyuk trade rumors.

00:49:15
Detroit Lions Super Bowl Aspirations and Preseason Football

The hosts welcome Justin Rogers, the founder of the Detroit Football Network, to discuss the Detroit Lions' upcoming preseason game against the Giants. They discuss the team's high expectations, the intensity of their joint practices, and the performance of backup quarterback Hendon Hooker. The podcast then discusses the return of preseason football and how it's a chance for players to make a name for themselves. They also talk about the upcoming college football season and the excitement surrounding it.

01:01:06
Preseason Games, Olympics, and NFL Safety

The hosts discuss the upcoming preseason games, including the Giants vs. Patriots and Lions vs. Giants. They also talk about the Olympics and the impressive performance of the US track and field team. The podcast then welcomes Dr. Allen Sills, the NFL's CMO, to discuss the new kickoff rule, the Guardian cap, and the development of position-specific helmets. He also talks about the ongoing research into field surfaces and the importance of player safety.

01:37:10
Jelly Roll Joins the Show

The podcast then welcomes Jelly Roll, a multi-platinum artist and CMA new artist of the year, to the show. He talks about his recent success, his upcoming tour, and his experience working with Eminem. Jelly Roll shares his love for college football and how it's a big deal in his home state of Tennessee. He also talks about his current tour and his plans for the future.

01:50:53
Jelly Roll's Encounters and Mentorship

Jelly Roll recounts a heartwarming encounter with Bob Seeger's representative at a concert in Detroit. He received a gift box of Seeger's records and merch, a gesture that deeply touched him. Jelly Roll discusses his role as a mentor to younger artists, particularly in the country music scene. He emphasizes the importance of supporting and guiding those who are just starting out.

01:53:32
Jelly Roll's Future Aspirations

Jelly Roll shares his desire to collaborate with Billy Bob Thornton, highlighting his admiration for the actor. He also hints at potential ventures into acting.

Keywords

Brandon Aiyuk


Brandon Aiyuk is a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers. He was drafted by the 49ers in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. Aiyuk is known for his speed, agility, and route-running ability. He is a key offensive weapon for the 49ers.

Patrick Mahomes


Patrick Mahomes is a quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs. He is widely considered to be one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. Mahomes is known for his exceptional arm talent, playmaking ability, and leadership. He has won two Super Bowl championships and two NFL MVP awards.

Bill Belichick


Bill Belichick is a legendary head coach in the NFL. He is known for his defensive schemes, his meticulous preparation, and his ability to win. Belichick has won six Super Bowl championships, more than any other coach in NFL history.

Drake Maye


Drake Maye is a quarterback for the New England Patriots. He was drafted by the Patriots in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Maye is known for his strong arm, athleticism, and leadership. He is expected to be the future of the Patriots' franchise.

Hendon Hooker


Hendon Hooker is a quarterback for the Detroit Lions. He was drafted by the Lions in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Hooker is known for his strong arm, mobility, and leadership. He is expected to compete for the starting quarterback job in the future.

Joint Practices


Joint practices are a common occurrence in the NFL preseason. They allow teams to scrimmage against each other in a controlled environment. Joint practices can be beneficial for both teams, as they provide an opportunity to evaluate players and improve their game.

Hard Knocks


"Hard Knocks" is a reality television series that follows an NFL team during training camp. The show provides viewers with an inside look at the team's daily routines, the players' personal lives, and the challenges of making the roster.

Super Bowl


The Super Bowl is the championship game of the National Football League (NFL). It is the culmination of the NFL season and is considered to be the most prestigious game in professional football. The Super Bowl is watched by millions of people around the world.

NFL Draft


The NFL Draft is an annual event in which all 32 NFL teams select college players to join their rosters. The draft is a highly anticipated event for fans and players alike, as it represents the beginning of a professional football career.

Preseason Football


The period of games played before the regular season in American football, primarily used for evaluating players and preparing for the regular season.

Q&A

  • What are the key storylines surrounding the NFL preseason?

    The key storylines include the impact of Patrick Mahomes' decision to play starters in the preseason, the ongoing trade rumors surrounding Brandon Aiyuk, and the NFL's attempt to curb fighting during joint practices.

  • What are the expectations for the New England Patriots in their new era under Bill O'Brien?

    The Patriots are facing uncertainty with a new head coach and a young quarterback in Drake Maye. The team's performance will depend on Maye's development and the team's ability to adapt to a new system.

  • What are the key factors influencing the Detroit Lions' Super Bowl aspirations?

    The Lions have a strong roster with depth at most positions. Their success will depend on the performance of their backup quarterback Hendon Hooker, the development of their young players, and the consistency of their kicker.

  • How are teams attempting to balance competitiveness and safety during joint practices?

    The NFL has issued a memo to teams warning against excessive fighting during joint practices. However, the inherent competitiveness of the sport makes it difficult to prevent altercations. Teams are trying to emphasize competition over combativeness, but the line can be blurred.

  • What are some of the key changes the NFL is making to improve player safety?

    The NFL is implementing a new kickoff rule, encouraging the use of the Guardian cap during practice, and developing position-specific helmets to provide better protection for different players.

  • What is the NFL doing to address the concerns about field surfaces?

    The NFL is conducting research into the physical characteristics of different field surfaces to determine what makes them safer and is working with other leagues to share best practices.

  • What is Jelly Roll's biggest takeaway from working with Eminem?

    Jelly Roll was initially nervous meeting his hero, Eminem, but he was ultimately impressed by his stoicism and sense of humor.

  • How does Jelly Roll balance his busy schedule and his desire to make a positive impact on others?

    Jelly Roll prioritizes being useful and making a difference in the lives of others, particularly those who have faced similar challenges to his own. He believes in using his platform to inspire and uplift others.

  • How did Jelly Roll feel when he received the gift box from Bob Seeger's representative?

    Jelly Roll was deeply touched and even cried in his green room, overwhelmed by the thought that Bob Seeger might know who he is.

  • What motivates Jelly Roll to mentor younger artists?

    Jelly Roll feels obligated to support and guide younger artists, recognizing the impact that encouragement can have on their careers. He wants to share his experience and help them navigate the music industry.

Show Notes

On today’s show, Pat, AJ Hawk, and the boys chat about the two preseason games tonight including who’s playing and who isn’t for both the Patriots vs. the Panthers, and the Lions vs. the Giants, check in on the Olympics and the USA’s growing lead in the overall medal’s, and everything else happening around the sports world. Joining the progrum to Feel the Beat before tonight’s preseason games is Art Stapleton with the NY Giants, Sheena Quick with the Panthers, Tom E. Curran with the Patriots, and Justin Rogers with the Lions. Later the Chief Medical Officer of the NFL, Dr. Allen Sills joins the show to chat about the new kickoff, if there is any update to the grass/turf field debate, if there are any changes to protocol for the UNCs, and what the NFL is doing to combat heat illnesses in these dog days of training camp. Lastly, 2023 CMA New Artist of the Year, one of the biggest country music superstars on the planet, and a man fresh off an incredible showing at WWE SummerSlam, Jelly Roll joins the show to chat about enjoying his current life, his upcoming tour, being on Post Malone’s upcoming album, recording the theme song for college football on ESPN this year, some of his favorite venues, and much more in an incredible conversation. Make sure you subscribe to YouTube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. Or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN’s Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. We’ll see you tomorrow. Cheers.

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PMS 2.0 1176 - Feel The Beat With Art Stapleton, Sheena Quick, Tom E. Curran, & Justin Rogers, NFL CMO Dr. Allen Sills, Jelly Roll, & AJ Hawk

PMS 2.0 1176 - Feel The Beat With Art Stapleton, Sheena Quick, Tom E. Curran, & Justin Rogers, NFL CMO Dr. Allen Sills, Jelly Roll, & AJ Hawk

Pat McAfee, ESPN