Welcome to the Peter King Podcast, where this week we're going to examine some things in and out of the National

Football League. I sort of got this idea when I was reading a book recently. It's called The Life and Afterlife

of Harry Hudini. It's by Joe Posenanski, who's a great American sports writer.

I'm sure most of you who listen to this will know Joe or know of his great work.

He was the 2012 Sports writer of the Year in the United States.

But we had a long conversation about this book because I am totally smitten,

totally fascinated with Harry Hudini and have been for much of my life and you'll hear that conversation with Joe in a

bit.

But also I have shorter conversations early on just a few minutes with John Harbaw the

coach of the Baltimore Ravens I got him right after the Ravens 37 to 20

victory over the Patriots Sunday in the Bowles of M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

And also a player who this week in my column, I believe, will be one of the most important players in the

second half of this NFL season non-quarterback division Aaron Jones running

back of the Green Bay Packers.

I talked to Jones last Thursday,

which obviously does not include

the major egg that the Packers laid at the Los Angeles Church. the and we will get to that how he grew up how he was without his parents for a

while you will hear that story so three guests this week Baltimore coach

John Harbaw Green Green Bay Running Back Aaron Jones, and Joe Paznanski, the writer of the Harry

Hudini book.

First, a few words about the team I saw on Sunday night the winning team the Baltimore

Ravens and why when I look at the modern NFL why I have so much admiration for the Ravens. You know a lot of

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