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Lots to Say with Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel

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Media personality and NY TIMES best-selling author Bobby Bones and former Pro Bowl NFL QB Matt Cassel come to you each week with “Lots To Say”. They’ll talk football, music, current events, and their personal lives. Between them, they have over 17,500 yards passing and 1 Mirrorball trophy from winning Dancing With The Stars. So, this easily will be the most athletic show in the history of recorded... more

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Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel reveal some early brushes with the law as teens. Onto NFL minicamps, Matt talks about life as a rookie and being intimidated by veterans. Bobby gives his thoughts on Fernando Mendoza changing styles with the Raiders. W... more

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel have both been fooled by AI and rank the top ways their getting fooled with news and media. Looking back at the Draft, Matt recalls his experience with the Patriots. What do you make of the Ravens signing Diego Pavia? M... more

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel begin with Mike Vrabel's comments and the Patriots trying to move forward. Is the Super Bowl coming to Nashville? Bobby thinks the city hosting the NFL Draft in 2019 showed the infrastructure is in place. Before talking... more

Bobby Bones and Matt Cassel recap watching The Masters and thoughts of attending the event at some point. Matt questions the story about NFL Prospect Reuben Bain coming out now and the impact it has on the NFL Draft.

FOX Sports Rules Analyst Dean... more

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Maclin
Former Missouri star, first-round NFL draft pick, longtime NFL wide receiver
Eagles, Chiefs, Ravens
Episode: Lots to Say: Ravens/Steelers moves and Pro Bowl WR Jeremy Maclin
Trevor Sikkema
NFL Draft Analyst, hosts NFL Stock Exchange
Team Fitz / NFL Stock Exchange
Episode: Lots to Say: New Super Bowl City and PFF Draft Analyst Trevor Sikkema
Dean Blandino
NFL officiating expert and former head of replay officiating
NFL
Episode: Lots to Say: The Masters, Dean Blandino, and NFL Draft Prep!
Kevin Byard
Three-time All-Pro safety, three-time Pro Bowl safety, newly joined Patriots
New England Patriots
Episode: Lots to Say: The New England Patriots' Kevin Byard
Kick Off Kevin
Superfan Nerd who engages in discussion
Episode: Lots to Say: Crosby back to Raiders and Free Agency!
Jordan Palmer
Renowned quarterback coach, former NFL quarterback
Palmer Football/3DQB (as guest on this episode)
Episode: Lots to Say: Combine Measurements and Fmr NFL QB Jordan Palmer
Victor Cruz
Former NFL wide receiver who won the Super Bowl with the New York Giants in 2011
New York Giants
Episode: Lots to Say: NFL Combine, Free Agents, and SB Champion Victor Cruz
Cam Jordan
New Orleans Saints all-time sack leader, eight-time Pro Bowler
New Orleans Saints
Episode: Lots to Say: Super Bowl Recap, Cam Jordan, Scott Hallenbeck, and Rob Riggle!
Scott Hallenbeck
CEO and Director of USA Flag Football
USA Football
Episode: Lots to Say: Super Bowl Recap, Cam Jordan, Scott Hallenbeck, and Rob Riggle!

Hosts

Bobby Bones
Host with media prominence and multiple affiliations in NFL and iHeart Podcasts; known for engaging storytelling and interviews.
Matt Cassel
Former NFL quarterback and co-host, brings professional game insight and conversational chemistry.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 149 ratings
  • 5 🤩

    Love this podcast! I cannot wait to listen to it every week! Bobby and Matt are fun, insightful, and knowledgeable about all things sports. Look forward to it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Drawtime
    United States6 months ago
  • Gets better with each episode

    Awesome show! The chemistry is great and gets better with every show. The only downfall is the show is only once a week!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    StewMeat071
    United States7 months ago
  • Matt cassel is my daddy!

    Love the show thank you guys!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Asaliby
    United Statesa year ago
  • Matt Cassel is my daddy!!

    Love this pod! Great hosts with awesome chemistry! Bobby, thank you for bringing Cassel to our ears!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Megs614
    United Statesa year ago
  • Matt Cassel is my Daddy

    This is a very refreshing sports podcast. The chemistry is amazing between Bobby and Matt. If they hate each other they definitely don’t show it. I especially enjoy the random questions they ask each other. I have always been a Bobby fan. But I can say I am a Matt Cassel fan as well. Which is hard because he played for the Patriots.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Spartan in Tampa
    United Statesa year ago

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Hosts' chemistry and humor are repeatedly highlighted as a strength.
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Guests consistently praised for bringing deep sports insight and relatable storytelling.

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#11
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Apple Podcasts
#190
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Lots to Say: New Super Bowl City and PFF Draft Analyst Trevor Sikkema
Q: How far in advance do you start preparing for the draft, and how do you translate college tape into insights for NFL projection?
He explains that preparation starts well before the draft, with hundreds of preliminary reports by late August and summer scouting to understand growth trajectories. Tape is king, but analytics help highlight areas where a player's production and measurables align or diverge, guiding ongoing evaluation as players enter their final college seasons.
Lots to Say: New Super Bowl City and PFF Draft Analyst Trevor Sikkema
Q: Trevor, how does your offseason evaluation process work, and what mix of analytics and film do you rely on?
Trevor describes a disciplined, year-round process: initial scouting on 40-50 players with full profiles, building a personal database, and then layering film review with analytics such as pass and run metrics, contested catches, separation, and quarterback accuracy, to form preliminary scouting reports before college seasons begin.
Lots to Say: Ravens/Steelers moves and Pro Bowl WR Jeremy Maclin
Q: Let me start with this. Do you remember your call? Who called you and what did they say on draft day?
Howie Roseman and Joe Banner/Coach Reid were among the first to reach out in sequence; the call signaled that the Eagles were interested, and the moment changed the trajectory of Maclin's career.
Lots to Say: The Masters, Dean Blandino, and NFL Draft Prep!
Q: Dean, for those people who are listening and really maybe not understanding everything going on between the NFL and the NFL refs right now, can you give us a broader landscape of what's going on and what the controversy is about?
Dean Blandino outlines that the NFL Referees Association is negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement, with key issues around pay, game fees, access, and retirement; he compares it to past replacement-ref eras and explains the complexity of preparing replacement officials from college levels and the role of expanded replay as a backstop if replacements are used.
Lots to Say: NFL Combine, Free Agents, and SB Champion Victor Cruz
Q: What was it like to get the phone call that you made your first Pro Bowl?
Victor shared that it was a magical moment, fulfilling a lifelong dream and feeling honored to be recognized at such a prestigious event.

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A high-energy sports talk show hosted by a media personality and a former Pro Bowl quarterback, blending football analysis with lighthearted banter, pop culture, and guest appearances from NFL players, coaches, broadcasters, and entertainers. Episodes span quarterback development, Combine vs Pro Day, NFL careers, playoff narratives, and personal stories, often paired with humorous takes and behind-the-scenes anecdotes. Notable strengths include strong host chemistry, accessibility for casual fans, and a steady stream of high-profile guests across sports and entertainment, which keeps conversations entertaining and informative for a broad audience.

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1. Jeremy Maclin
2. Trevor Sikkema
3. Dean Blandino
4. Kevin Byard
5. Kick Off Kevin
6. Jordan Palmer
7. Victor Cruz
8. Cam Jordan

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