Philip Rivers and the Sneaky Colts, the Next Pats QB, Brady Stories, and Bill O’Brien Confusion | The Ringer NFL Show

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🗓️ 19 March 2020

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Rich Ohrnberger, former NFL offensive lineman and teammate of Philip Rivers, joins the show to talk about how Rivers can succeed in Indianapolis, and how close the Colts are to a deep playoff run (4:00). Then we discuss Tom Brady’s potential in the Bucs offense, justifying Bill O’Brien’s decision to trade DeAndre Hopkins, how the Chargers are the new Bills, and more (16:50). Host: Kevin Clark Guest: Rich Ohrnberger Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network.
0:04.5	We hope the Ringer can provide you entertainment and companionship during this time, so as
0:08.3	always feel free to check out theRinger.com where we're still covering the latest in sports,
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0:17.3	of entertainment.
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0:26.3	The Ringer NFL show part of the Ringer Podcast Network, I am Kevin Clark, a normal show
0:32.5	here on Thursday, our regular schedule show after two previous emergency pods on this
0:38.1	one of the busiest weeks in the NFL in a long time.
0:41.3	A couple of bigger pieces of news today, Todd Gurley released by The Rams.
0:47.4	This was somewhat expected that they might try to move him.
0:51.7	The outright release is a bit of a surprise.
0:53.5	They would have to give him a $10 million roster bonus, had he stayed on the roster by 4pm,
0:58.7	they opted to just cut him loose.
1:00.2	It's the second biggest salary cap, deadcap charge, and NFL history behind only Antonio
1:06.0	Browns are on $20 million for The Rams.
1:08.7	This is what happens when you start to get really big contracts, when you're a good young
1:14.4	team, people get really expensive and people get expendable.
1:18.7	But beyond that, this is what happens when you sign up or running back to a big contract.
1:22.1	This is paired with the report that Melvin Gordon is not receiving really any big money
1:28.0	interest in for agency.
1:29.9	This might be a tipping point for how much to help teams view running backs in general,
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