NFL Daily with Gregg Rosenthal

Bill Barnwell, ESPN NFL analyst known for deep statistical and tactical breakdowns, walks through his 28 most intriguing 2026 trade targets. He highlights why quarterbacks like Anthony Richardson and Mac Jones, star defenders such as Maxx Crosby and Jalen Carter, and receivers including Keon Coleman, DJ Moore, and Quentin Johnston could move. Conversation also covers cap math, team fit, and surprising salary-driven moves.

Isaiah Likely, Baltimore Ravens tight end known for tough blocking and receiving versatility, talks about his role in the Ravens offense. Short takes cover his adaptability as a multi-use playmaker. He discusses chemistry with Lamar Jackson, key fourth-down moments, and what he wants entering free agency.

Mina Kimes, ESPN journalist and Seahawks fan, reflects on Seattle’s Super Bowl win and the playoff run. She recalls the MVP parade, stadium takeover, and fan moments. They break down Seattle’s dominant defense, coaching turnaround, Drake May’s injury and playoff arc, plus roster and offseason questions.

A post-Super Bowl autopsy on what went right and wrong for the Patriots and Seahawks, from cap space to play calling. A deep look at which Seahawks contributors are likely to stick around and which Patriots needs matter most. A ranked tour of wide receivers hitting free agency and which names could move the market. Final thoughts on rookie receiver prospects and combine implications.

A blow-by-blow recap of Seattle's defensive masterclass and how pressure up front dismantled New England. Breakdown of Mike McDonald's aggressive scheming and the blitzes that rattled Drake Maye. Highlights on Kenneth Walker III's MVP night and Sam Darnold's steady, mistake-free role. Conversations about team togetherness, coaching connections, and what this win means for both franchises.

Michael Pittman Jr., a physical Colts slot-to-field playmaker; Christian Watson, a Green Bay deep-threat returning from injury; and Adam Thielen, recently retired Vikings veteran reflecting on his career. They discuss Colts' rollercoaster season and contract urgency. Watson talks confidence, LaFleur’s offense, and rivalry fire. Thielen shares retirement life, mentors, and how defenses have evolved.

Denzel Ward, Cleveland Browns shutdown corner known for Pro Bowl playmaking. Kyle Hamilton, versatile Baltimore Ravens safety and recent All-Pro. Dalton Schultz, veteran Texans tight end with high target volume. They discuss Hall of Fame night, award reactions, team chemistry, coaching changes and season highs and lows in short, candid conversations.

Christopher 'Mad Dog' Russo, veteran sports radio personality known for blunt takes. Garrett Bowles, All-Pro left tackle and Protector of the Year finalist. Liam Coen, Jacksonville head coach and Coach of the Year finalist. They preview Super Bowl LX matchups, offensive line technique and culture, coaching game-planning and in-game adjustments, and candid analysis of quarterback and big-play threats.

A reflective conversation marking five years since Chris Wesseling's passing. Listeners’ responses and public grief are explored. Memories range from early message-board days to big NFL media moments. Deep dives include Wes’s surprising philosophical takes on sports, late-night storytelling, and why close moments matter.

Justin Jefferson, elite WR known for playmaking and leadership, chats about playing overseas and his Madden partnership. Jaxson Dart, rising Giants QB and Rookie of the Year nominee, reflects on maturing, cadence and development. Mac Jones, 49ers QB, talks role in Shanahan’s system and offseason backup life. Brandon Graham, veteran Eagles lineman, covers returning to play, team culture and leadership.