February 14: Matthew
(@MatthewBerryTMR), Jay Croucher
(@croucherJD), Connor Rogers
(@ConnorJRogers) and Lawrence Jackson
(@LordDontLose) wasted little time during Super
Bowl Week on Radio Row, so this bonus edition of the Happy Hour
includes interviews the guys conducted before and after the show
with Baker Mayfield, De’Von Achane, Rome Odunze, Tony Pollard,
Dalton Kincaid, D.J. Moore, Terrell Owens, Austin Ekeler, Sam
Hartman, Drew Brees and Trey McBride.
(0:45) – Baker Mayfield Interview: Reflecting on his career year
with the Bucs, his connection with Mike Evans, approach to Free
Agency and his fantasy teams this year
(8:50) – De’Von Achane Interview: Improving on a breakout Rookie
season, racing Tyreek Hill and Raheem Mostert and looking back on
scoring 70 points vs the Broncos
(18:10) – Rome Odunze Interview: Which WRs in the NFL he watches
on film, why he looks up to Devin Hester and playing for
Washington-turned-Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer
(25:40) – Tony Pollard Interview: Overcoming a major leg injury
in 2023, his use as a dual threat in Dallas and owning a BBQ
restaurant
(34:00) – Dalton Kincaid Interview: His run-in with a
Kangaroo, being friends with Sam LaPorta and playing off-script
with Josh Allen
(43:35) – D.J. Moore Interview: Establishing a connection with
Justin Fields, what the Bears will do with the #1 pick in the
draft and scoring 3 TDs against Matthew’s Commanders
(51:55) – Terrell Owens Interview: Ranking top current WRs and
QBs in the league and his favorite “sayings” from his playing
days
(1:03:20) – Austin Ekeler Interview: How he manages his fantasy
teams during the season, looking forward to Free Agency and
playing against the Chiefs
(1:14:45) – Sam Hartman Interview: Participating at the Senior
Bowl, his decision to transfer to Notre Dame and how he’s giving
back off the field
(1:24:00) – Drew Brees Interview: Breaking down his family
fantasy league, the science of young QBs sitting vs starting
immediately and his breakdown of Brock Purdy
(1:32:10) – Trey McBride Interview: Reflecting on productive
rookie campaign, earning Kyler Murray’s trust and goals for his
sophomore season
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