NFL Rosters Set, Rodgers disrespected, 49ers doubt, Notable Cuts, and a McCourty surprise!

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4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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The Good Morning Football Podcast begins with rosters being cut down to 52 players. Hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, and Super Bowl Champion Shaun O'Hara compare the rosters of the Eagles and Cowboys after Philly trades for Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. Aaron Rodgers is being disrespected in Fantasy Football leagues, but Kyle doubts it bothers the Packers QB. The table thinks the 49ers keeping Jimmy G could be a lack of trust in Trey Lance. Shaun explains why surviving cut day doesn't definitely mean you've made the team. We wrap up with the QB situations to watch throughout this upcoming season and Jason McCourty making a surprise appearance from the hospital.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.6	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.3	Good Morning Football is a production of the NFL in partnership with IHeart Radio.
0:08.2	Good morning football.
0:26.3	Welcome to Good morning football. We are live here in New York City. It's Wednesday, August
0:30.9	31st. My name is Jamie R. Adall alongside Kyle Grant, Peter Stringer, and a Super Bowl champion
0:35.4	in Sean O'Hara. And every morning I say good morning to all the people that watch our show, but specifically right now, I want to say good morning to Jason McCordy. Because he is in the hospital. He had surgery last night. We're pretty sure that Jason McCordy did the show yesterday with an appendix that was hot and bothered. And it was getting inflamed as we were doing the show because last night we get this text. It was just two lines. I have appendicitis. I will be having surgery tonight. And we just got the update that it's all good. It's out. Surgery is successful. Jason McCordy. So that is why one Sean O'Hara is here. All right. So that's what's up from here. Now we're going to check it with Ian Rappport for the latest.
1:11.9	We're on the league with our, of course, wonderful NFL network insider. Ian, 32 rosters. They had to be cut down to 53 players yesterday. You were all over it, man. There was a lot of action. So walk us through some of the biggest moves over the last 24 hours. Alex Leatherwood, the former Las Vegas Raiders first round pick
1:27.8	from literally just
1:29.1	last year, struggle to tackle, struggled to guard. Clearly this new regime, more than willing to
1:34.5	move on from some of the mistakes of the old regime, tried to shop him to every team, got 31
1:39.5	nose, ended up not being able to trade Alex Leatherwood, who has three years and $5.1 million, fully guaranteed on his contract.
1:47.0	He was waived, so now we will see if someone claims him today.
1:50.5	They part of wage with a couple others from the previous regime, Trayvon Mullen, was traded to the Arizona Cardinals as well.
1:55.9	Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills finalized the fate of their star quarterback, Tredavius White, still recovering from a torn ACL.
2:03.8	My understanding is he's doing well.
2:05.2	It's really more now about strengthening, solidifying, and feeling comfortable on that knee.
2:10.6	Doesn't always happen immediately.
2:12.3	He is on the reserve PUP list out the first four games.
2:16.2	Hope his eager return soon after that.
2:18.4	No one is going to rush it.
2:19.4	They want to make sure that he is 100% healthy.
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