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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 426 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FootballSports | |||

Bryant McKinnie on the U of Miami brotherhood, why the '01 Canes were the best college team ever, the agony of losing the '09 NFC Championship on Brett Favre's infamous INT, Ray Lewis' motivational speeches, what made Sean Taylor so special and much ... more
Mack Brown on Arch Manning’s clear progress and the immense pressure of living up to his last name, why Drake Maye is still way ahead of schedule, his one regret about the 2010 National Championship, if he would ever return to coaching and much more.... more
John Talty on his upcoming book ‘LANE BEING LANE,’ why chaos is Lane Kiffin’s oxygen, what his football superpower is, why it got so personal with Al Davis, partying hard while working for Nick Saban, sky high expectations at LSU and much more.
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Terron Armstead on his incredible career journey from zero star recruit to NFL All-Pro, how Drew Brees was a “mental giant,” what to make of fake Niner Daejon Love, how it feels to be heading into the Saints Hall of Fame and more.
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Listened to 100s of Rome podcasts and his daily radio show, the talk with dave was the best I have heard by far!!!
Really like the long form interviews that Jim Rome does with athletes, coaches and sports media. There are, however, way too many ads. They are played every five minutes, or so it seems. Sometimes after Jim asks a question, an ad is played before the answer to his question. They should be played in a group once or twice during an interview. Other than that, I would recommend this podcast.
I can listen to Kevin Harlan talk about drywall! Great interview Van Smack!
FAIL
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—Jake Dickert
Wonderful interview. Ian Eagle, legion.
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A long-form, interview-driven show focused on athletes, coaches, and media figures who have transitioned beyond their playing days. Episodes frequently explore leadership, career reinvention, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, often weaving in behind-the-scenes stories from pro sports, teamwork dynamics, NIL era shifts, and the mindset required to sustain success. Notable strengths include deep-dive conversations with high-profile guests, willingness to tackle tough topics, and a penchant for authentic storytelling that goes beyond highlights. A recurring tension is balancing athlete branding with candid, long-form exploration of failures, pressures, and resilience, which can attract both sports purists and business-minded listeners see... more
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Recent guests on The Jim Rome Podcast include:
1. Mack Brown
2. John Talty
3. Terron Armstead
4. Seth Wickersham
5. Ahman Green
6. Keith Bulluck
7. Ricky Williams
8. Takeo Spikes
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