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    Football

    WR1 with Cris Carter

    A candid conversation led by Hall of Fame Wide Receiver and widely respected media voice, Cris Carter. Cris will interview legends of the WR position as well as the next generation of superstars to understand what makes this position so unique and why so many personalities and stories come from outside of the hash marks.  

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    WR1: Terry McLaurin Sep 09, 2021
    Show notes

    Cris is joined by Washington Football Team's breakout third year wide receiver, Terry McLaurin.


    Cris and Terry begin with Terry's early football days. As a kid, Terry started as a running back. He discusses the importance of that training and what it did for his work ethic as he became a receiver.


    Cris and Terry talk about what he took from his wide receiver coaches and Urban Meyer at THE Ohio State. They also discuss what Terry thinks Urban brings to an NFL organization.


    They switch gears to the Washington Football team and what Terry expects for the season, how Ryan Fitzpatrick has changed the offense, and what Terry expects for himself as he attempts to really transcend and make that THIRD YEAR LEAP into the upper echelon of wide receivers in the NFL.


    Finishing out the episode, Cris is curious about Terry's wide receiver mentor, Doug Baldwin, and what Terry has done to stay healthy for this upcoming season.


    ⏰ CHAPTERS ⏰

    (00:00) INTRO: Terry McLaurin

    (01:40) Growing Up Playing Running Back

    (04:50) The Ohio State Days

    (07:01) Urban Meyer

    (08:45) WFT Season Expectations

    (10:15) The Ryan Fitzpatrick Effect

    (11:30) Terry's Year 3 Expectations

    (13:27) Always Underrated

    (15:33) Terry's Role Models

    (18:15) How To Stay Healthy This Year

    (20:11) The New WFT

    (21:20) OUTRO


    🔊 LISTEN ON 🔊


    ► iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wr1-with-cris-carter/id1522381615

    ► Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0w5hhHRYLKBruT90kZ2kIh


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    WR1: Allen Robinson Sep 02, 2021
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    Cris is joined by arguably the most underrated wide receiver in the NFL, Chicago Bears star, Allen Robinson.


    Cris brings us back to Detroit where ARob went to high school. They discuss his having to grow up a bit and his first experiences playing football in High School as well as Allen’s game plan with his family about becoming a professional athlete.


    During his childhood he only thought that he was going to play basketball professionally. Was there a specific coach or moment that flipped the script to football for Robinson?


    Robinson had quite a few colleges interested in him. He gets incredibly honest with why he chose to eventually go to Penn State and Cris and he really get into the nitty gritty of that decision and the Paterno scandal.


    Robinson had a lot NFL teams telling him that he could get drafted in the latter end of the first round, possibly early in the 2nd round. He walks us through which teams and coaches didn’t take him and how it felt to keep getting passed on and what the phone call felt like from Jacksonville when he eventually got picked.


    Cris adamantly believes that as a rookie you want to be drafted to a team where you can start and gain experience, and that is exactly what happened for Robinson. He walks us through the start of his NFL career with the Jaguars and how important it was.


    With many offers during free agency after the 2015 season, Allen gets into his decision making during that time and what ultimately led him to Chicago.


    Randy Moss worked with Allen for 6 weeks over the summer just before he got hurt. Robinson praises the work ethic of Moss and chronicles the lessons he learned.


    When ARob got hurt, most people would feel sorry for themselves, but he locked in and tells a very motivating story of his mind set.


    Cris pivots to the contract negotiations Allen has been dealing with with the Chicago Bears as well as what he wants for himself and his family.


    Cris asks Allen to give praise to his wide receiver coaches in the NFL that have molded him to be so dangerous.


    What is it that Rookie Justin Fields brings to the Bears and what can Robinson and he do together?


    Cris asks Allen to tell us what he would say to the doubters and haters along the way.


    The conversation pivots to the work Robinson does outside of football and the importance in giving back to the community and children.


    For more information on his programs, visit: https://www.allenrobinson12.org/


    The conversation finishes with Allen telling us what he wants to do after football.


    ⏰ CHAPTERS ⏰

    (00:00) INTRO: Allen Robinson (02:22) Back In Detroit (06:55) The Game Plan (07:51) Hoopers (09:17) The Switch From Basketball To Football (12:27) College Recruitment (14:02) Paterno and Penn State (19:03) NFL Draft Frustration (22:20) The Bill O’Brien Call (24:44) The Jacksonville Phone Call (26:19) Starting As A Rookie In The NFL (28:15) Free Agency (29:58) The Tutelage Of Randy Moss (32:15) The Positives Of The Injury (34:05) The Contract Talks (36:41) The Jags and Bears Wide Receiver Coaches (39:07) Justin Fields (40:56) Responding To the Doubters (42:50) Allen Robinson The Philanthropist (47:19) Allen Robinson The Agent (51:42) OUTRO


    🔊 LISTEN ON 🔊

    ► iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wr1-with-cris-carter/id1522381615

    ► Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0w5hhHRYLKBruT90kZ2kIh


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    WR1: Julian Edelman Aug 26, 2021
    Show notes

    Hall of Fame wide receiver, Cris Carter, sits down with some of the best to ever play the position from the past and present. With the inaugural episode, Cris chats with New England Patriots legend, Julian Edelman about his rise to success in the NFL as a wide receiver.

    Cris begins by discussing Jules’ life post football. What is the transition to sports media like? Edelman is starting his career at Inside The NFL just like Cris did. They also discuss his other endeavors with NFT’s, and a production company that Jules has a lot of irons in the fire with.

    Cris poses a big question about how Jules will judge the Patriots from the booth. Will he be harsh? What will be his on screen persona?

    The conversation shifts to the Hall of Fame. It is common knowledge that Edelman’s stats on paper are not “Hall of Fame Worthy.” However, his post season performance and his Super Bowl victories put him in a different category than most. Does the man himself think that he belongs in the Hall?

    Cris is fascinated by Julian Edelman finding Judaism later in life. Edelman unpacks his journey to Israel and what it has awakened in him.

    The journey to becoming Brady’s favorite target is a good one. Cris and Jules dive deep into what that looked like and how he eventually become completely in sync with the GOAT.

    The fun stories come toward the end, with musings of Robert Kraft, Tom Brady fun times, Randy Moss in practice, and Belichick partying.

    Finishing out the episode, Edelman gives praise to Cris for his work ethic and may have adopted a thing or two from the legend.

    (00:00) INTRO

    (01:16) Inside The NFL Debut

    (03:52) Transition From Player to Analyst

    (04:44) Life Beyond Football

    (05:41) Critiquing The Patriots

    (07:11) Is Brady That Much Better Than The Rest?

    (08:41) The Gold Jacket

    (11:43) Jules' Religious Awakening

    (14:21) Robert Kraft The Man

    (16:29) Becoming Brady's Favorite Target

    (21:33) Fun With Tom

    (23:40) Randy Moss Memories

    (27:57) Belichick Surprise

    (30:38) Edelman Emulates Cris

    (31:19) Did Cris Carter Play Ball With Prince?

    (33:00) OUTRO

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    Introducing WR1 with Cris Carter Aug 19, 2021
    Show notes

    A candid conversation led by Hall of Fame Wide Receiver and widely respected media voice, Cris Carter. Cris will interview legends of the WR position as well as the next generation of superstars to understand what makes this position so unique and why so many personalities and stories come from outside of the hash marks.

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    TE1: Cole Kmet (2020) May 17, 2021
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    To round out the season, Greg talks with Bears Rookie tight end Cole Kmet. They talk about what it’s like to get drafted by your hometown team and why Notre Dame was the right school for him coming out of high school. Afterwards, Greg shares with Cole a little gift to welcome him into the NFL TE1 fam. Finally Cole takes the reins and interviews Greg about his own fourteen-year stint in the NFL.

    This episode of TE1 is presented by Chevy Silverado and Visa

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    TE1: George Kittle (2017-2020) May 11, 2021
    Show notes

    Fresh off an off-season workout, George Kittle joins the podcast to talk about his journey to the league's emerging superstar tight end. George reflects on his family’s athleticism, his father coaching of all his teams and how his size impacted his recruiting out of high school. At Iowa, they talk the stacked tight end room and how his offensive linemen mentality helped him thrive. Finally, the guys remember their head-to-head matchup in George’s first game in the NFL and how he'll chance to change the way the positioned is valued for years to come.

    TE1 is presented by Chevy Silverado. This episode is also brought to you by Bud Light Seltzer.

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    NOTE: This episode was recorded before Kittle signed his extension with the 49ers.

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    TE1: Travis Kelce (2013-2020) May 10, 2021
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    Super Bowl Champion Travis Kelce joins Greg to talk about his career and give a shout out to everyone he’s encountered along the way. From growing up in Cleveland Heights, to running the wildcat at University of Cincinnati, Kelce talks about how his experience as a QB helped shape his transition to the tight end position. Travis tells some amazing stories about getting picked off on his only pass attempt, his love of bubble screens and what it was like to break Greg’s record for consecutive 1000-yard seasons. Shout out to this episode, it’s a good one.

    TE1 is presented by Chevy Silverado.

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    NOTE: This episode was recorded before Travis Kelce signed his extension with the Chiefs.

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    TE1: Tony Gonzalez (1997-2013) May 06, 2021
    Show notes

    Tony Gonzalez is arguably the greatest tight end in NFL history. His career stats are only outmatched by his unwavering positive attitude. Greg talks to Tony about growing up in Southern California as a two-sport athlete and how his friends teased him for splitting the local paper’s Athlete of the Year award with some golfer named Tiger. Tony reflects on catching passes from Troy Aikman in a pre-draft workout and his struggles when he first got into the league. Finally, Greg talks with Tony about how he was so good, he had to negotiate against himself to set the tight end market.

    TE1 is presented by Chevy Silverado.

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    NOTE: This episode was recorded before George Kittle and Travis Kelce signed new contracts with their respective teams.

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    TE1: Shannon Sharpe (1990-2003) May 05, 2021
    Show notes

    Before he was going toe-to-toe with Skip, Shannon Sharpe was the standard bearer for the modern NFL tight end. From humble beginning on his grandparents’ farm in Georgia, Shannon talks through his football journey that led him to Canton. After being fed up with getting hit in the backfield, Shannon thrived after moving from running back to tight end. When his high school coach talked him out of the going to the army, Shannon became an undeniable talent at Savannah State. He talks about his unspoken trust with John Elway, how he approached every practice and what it was like to break Ozzie Newsome’s all-time receiving record when playing for the Ravens.

    TE1 is presented by Chevy Silverado.

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    TE1: Ozzie Newsome (1978-1990) May 04, 2021
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    Greg speaks with Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome, one of the most successful people both on the field and in the front office. Greg learns about Ozzie’s mind-set when his elementary school in Alabama was integrated and how his relationship with the great Bear Bryant changed his life. Ozzie talks about his transition to tight end in Cleveland, working with a young Bill Belichick and how his first office in Baltimore was a police barrack. Kind, soft spoken and wildly magnetic, Ozzie Newsome perfectly synthesizes how America could be better off if we supported our fellow citizens like teams do in an NFL locker room.

    TE1 is presented by Chevy Silverado.

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