Cosell: on QBs, RBs, WRs/TEs, OL, DL, LBs, DBs – podcasts & vids

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April 16, 2015 at 3:15 pm #22752
Agamemnon
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ROSS TUCKER FOOTBALL PODCAST
http://podcastone.com/Ross-Tucker-Football-Podcast

RTFP #206: Greg Cosell
Ross & Greg breakdown all of the QBs in the upcoming draft (not named Mariota or Winston).

RTFP #209: Greg Cosell
Ross & Greg continue the 2015 NFL Draft Series by looking at the RB position. Additionally, Greg comments on Sam Bradford vs Nick Foles, and the Jimmy Graham trade from the Saints perspective.

RTFP #212: Greg Cosell
Ross & Greg continue the 2015 NFL Draft series. Today they look at wide receivers.

RTFP #218: Greg Cosell
Ross & Greg continue the 2015 draft series. Today they cover the Offensive Line.

RTFP #221: Greg Cosell
Greg Cosell evaluates the pass rushers in the upcoming NFL draft

RTFP #224: Greg Cosell
The draft series with Greg Cosell continues today with D Linemen & off the ball LBs.

RTFP #228: Greg Cosell
Ross & Greg breakdown the Defensive Back position in the upcoming NFL draft
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April 16, 2015 at 5:08 pm #22760

Agamemnon
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Greg Cosell joins Andy to preview the 2015 NFL Draft class of quarterbacks to begin an 8-part series. Also, an offseason outlook for the AFC West

Andy weighs in on the wild week of free agency, Chris Borland’s surprise retirement and the major changes in Philadelphia. Plus, a conversation with NFL Films’ Greg Cosell on the running backs in the 2015 NFL Draft

Andy continues his NFL Draft preview along with Greg Cosell from NFL Films with a breakdown of the incoming wide receivers. Plus, news from the owners meetings and The MMQB’s Robert Klemko stops by to chat.

Andy chats with Greg Cosell from NFL Films about tight ends and safeties in this year’s draft, and discusses the situation with Chuck Pagano and the Colts.

The talk a bit about the Rams at about 16 minutes in, then Cosell comes on.

Andy and Greg Cosell break down the class of offensive linemen entering the draft. Plus, an offseason outlook for the NFC South and Robert Klemko checks in to talk pro days

Andy talks pass rushers in this week’s NFL Draft preview with Greg Cosell of NFL Films. Plus, a breakdown of the NFC West offseason, and a chat with The MMQB’s Robert Klemko.

They talk about the Rams at ~1:03:00 in

Andy and Greg Cosell run through the top cornerbacks in the upcoming NFL Draft, plus a conversation with The MMQB’s Robert Klemko about the 2015 NFL schedule.

Greg Cosell of NFL Films joins Andy to talk defensive tackles and inside linebackers in the draft. Also, Robert Klemko addresses last minute draft rumors.

Agamemnon

April 20, 2015 at 10:50 am #22908

Agamemnon
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http://www.blogtalkradio.com/dougfarrarnfl

In this week’s draft podcast, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN’s NFL Matchup discuss the best and most intriguing cornerbacks and safeties in this draft class. We also discuss the differences and difficulties collegiate defensive backs will face as they transition to the NFL.

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Linebackers
In this week’s draft podcast, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and Greg Cosell of NFL Films and ESPN’s NFL Matchup discuss the best and most intriguing linebackers in this draft class. Which players are the most prominent pass-rushers, who are the most compelling hybrid players, and who can start in the NFL right away?

They finish up next week with the DBs.

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Defensive Linemen
The 2015 class of defensive linemen is one of the more gifted and versatile in recent years, with several players who could succeed in the NFL at multiple roles and positions. To sort it all out, Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated and… more

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Offensive Linemen
The 2015 draft class of offensive linemen is very deep from tackle to guard to center, and one of the more interesting and potentially befuddling things about this class is how many players who have excelled at one or more positions in the… more

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Receivers
The 2015 draft class of receivers is one of the deepest in recent memory, and there are all kinds and types for NFL teams to consider — everything from top-tier game-changers to perfect complementary pieces, to talented players in need of… more

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Running Backs
Some say that the running back has been devalued in the NFL over the last decade, but don’t tell that to the last two Super Bowl teams from the NFC, or the Cowboys, or the Eagles… and the 2015 draft class of running backs provides a… more

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Quarterbacks
It’s time to talk about the draft with Doug Farrar of Sports Illustrated, and Greg Cosell of NFL FIlms and ESPN’s NFL Matchup. In the premiere episode of the 2015 draft podcasts, Greg and Doug go through the most exciting and intruiging… more

Agamemnon

April 20, 2015 at 10:54 am #22912

zn
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Agamemnon wrote:

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Quarterbacks

Wow, ole Greg be making the rounds.

April 21, 2015 at 12:55 am #22938

zn
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Are Winston and Mariota really can’t miss prospects?

DPS: NFL Flims’ Greg Cosell talks with Dan Patrick about the misconceptions with defining a franchise quarterback, where Jameis Winston ranks compared to previous QB prospects and why Todd Gurley is being overlooked.

http://www.nbcsports.com/football/nfl/are-winston-and-mariota-really-cant-miss-prospects?t=0

April 21, 2015 at 10:27 am #22948

Agamemnon
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http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-draft/0ap2000000159093/Is-Glennon-the-best-QB-in-the-draft

Is Mike Glennon the best QB in the NFL draft?

Agamemnon

April 21, 2015 at 10:30 am #22949

Agamemnon
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zn wrote:

Agamemnon wrote:

The NFL Draft Podcast with Greg Cosell: The Quarterbacks

Wow, ole Greg be making the rounds.

I took all 3 of Cosell’s podcast sites and updated the posts. So everything is in order and complete as of today. It was getting kind of messy.

Agamemnon

April 23, 2015 at 8:45 pm #23052

zn
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Agamemnon wrote:

I took all 3 of Cosell’s podcast sites and updated the posts. So everything is in order and complete as of today. It was getting kind of messy.

Looks good. There’s a ton.

April 28, 2015 at 12:19 pm #23264

Agamemnon
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Football Analyst Ross Tucker (rosstucker.com) joins the NFL Draft Bible podcast to discuss the offensive line prospects in the upcoming 2015 NFL Draft. Be sure to follow Ross on Twitter @RossTuckerNFL and high school prospects looking to get connected with college coaches need to visit http://www.GoBigRecruiting.com where Tucker serves as the company’s CEO. During the NFL season you can catch him on Sirius XM channel 88 on “The Morning Kickoff” and part of YES Network’s coverage on “This Week In Football.” Tune-in for this hardcore football conversation hosted by RIck Serritella.

Agamemnon

April 30, 2015 at 5:06 am #23393

Agamemnon
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Greg Cosell, NFL

NFL Films’ Greg Cosell discusses why he likes Marcus Mariota more than Jameis Winston, Andrus Peat’s abilities, concerns with Leonard Williams, the top defensive prospect and Bryce Petty’s accuracy.

Agamemnon

April 30, 2015 at 8:19 am #23402

zn
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Cosell would put Perriman with Cooper and White

Mike Florio

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/rumor-mill/

The first round of the draft unfolds in five days. And it has been assumed for months that two receivers stand alone at the top of the class.

NFL Films senior producer Greg Cosell thinks another player deserves to be mentioned with Alabama’s Amari Cooper and West Virginia’sKevin White: Breshad Perriman of Central Florida.

“I think Cooper is the top receiver prospect this year,” Cosell writes in an item for Yahoo! Sports. “But if you asked me who is No. 2 among White and Perriman, that’s a tougher question. I really like Perriman. I heard an interesting comparison on Perriman from a scout the other day: Denver Broncos receiver Demaryius Thomas. I can see that. Perriman is a big powerful, explosive, fast guy. Although he and White are about the same size, on film Perriman looks like the bigger guy. I could see ranking Perriman even with or ahead of White, although I’m in the minority on that.”

So Cosell actually puts Perriman ahead of White. When it comes to the draft, all it takes is one team planning to take a receiver to agree with Cosell.

We’ll find out Thursday night whether Perriman goes before White. Or whether White before Cooper. The only safe bet based on Cosell’s evaluation is that Perriman won’t go before Cooper.
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