Heed the Call NFL Podcast with Dan Hanzus & Marc Sessler

Conor Orr, veteran NFL reporter and analyst, chimes in from a blizzard with reporting and firsthand anecdotes. He highlights six under-the-radar teams and their pivotal offseasons. Short, punchy takes on the Falcons, Lions, Panthers, Colts, Commanders, and Jaguars. Weather chaos and locker-room realities add color to the roster and quarterback conversations.

Conor Orr, NFL reporter known for sharp analysis and colorful takes, joins for a rapid-fire mailbag. They tackle offseason tropes and make bold predictions. Conversation swings through sliding-door moments, rooting for bad teams, broadcast futures, and pop culture detours. Quick, opinionated, and full of laughs.

Conor Orr, national NFL reporter and roster analyst, joins to unpack Miami’s recent cuts and whether the team should tank 2026. Short takes on trade rumors around Puka and Tua, the NFL’s win over the NFLPA on report cards, a wild Scott Zolak Super Bowl meltdown, QB roster and draft chatter, and a surprise detour into Myles Garrett, Olympics moments, and curling confusion.

James Palmer, NFL insider known for deep league reporting, joins to unpack offseason shakeups. They close the Super Bowl chapter, tier-rank the ten new head-coaching hires, and flag the biggest 2026 storylines. Topics include quarterback movement, marquee edge-rusher decisions, Philly’s internal drama, the #1 pick dilemma, and Buffalo’s looming cap choices.

Arif Hasan, a sharp analyst known for defensive breakdowns, joins to dissect Seattle’s 29-13 win. Conversation hits Seattle’s defensive scheme and pressure design. They spotlight key plays, in-game turning points, and where New England’s roster stands moving forward. Energetic sideline reports and a comic season recap wrap the show.

Arif Hasan, in-market NFL reporter and podcaster, and Conor Orr, veteran NFL reporter and analyst, preview Super Bowl LX. They break down coordinator battles, Seattle’s defensive schemes, New England’s explosiveness and special teams threats. Lively Super Bowl week scenes, tactical matchups and final picks fuel the conversation.

Chad Graff, Patriots reporter for The Athletic, explains how Mike Vrabel’s hires, free‑agent hits and rookie class flipped New England’s season. Brian Baldinger, former NFL lineman and analyst, previews the Super Bowl and dissects Patriots’ defensive identity and protection concerns. They dig into coaching changes, Drake May’s growth, matchup strengths and personnel puzzles in short, punchy conversation.

Michael-Shawn Dugar, Seahawks reporter and team historian, and Andrew Marchand, sports-media writer and broadcast observer, join to discuss Seattle's rapid rebuild under Mike McDonald and the roster moves that fueled it. They also dig into broadcast booth shakeups, Mike Tirico's move, Tony Romo's struggles, and Tom Brady's second-year bounce in the booth.

Conor Orr, NFL reporter and SI columnist, joins to unpack the Belichick Hall of Fame snub and why Canton voters might be broken. They jump through coaching headlines — Todd Monken to the Browns, new hires in Baltimore and Buffalo, and coordinator chaos in New York. The conversation closes with the Sean Payton and Bo Nix media clash and what it says about team energy.

Conor Orr, NFL reporter known for incisive league coverage, walks through the coaching carousel and front-office moves. He breaks down hires like Joe Brady, Jesse Minter, and Mike McCarthy. Short takes cover conspiracy buzz, mock draft reactions, Pro Bowl chatter, Matthew Stafford’s status, and coordinator shakeups. Fast, insider-driven reporting and sharp context throughout.