NFL Network's Gregg Rosenthal and Daniel Jeremiah are joined by former NFL running back Maurice Jones-Drew to talk all things running back. Aside from the news of the Dallas Cowboys acquiring QB Joe Milton III from the Patriots, the trio talks almost exclusively college running back prospects, from ASU's Cam Skattebo to UNC's Omarion Hampton, and of course, Boise St.'s Ashton Jeanty. Just three weeks from the 2025 NFL Draft, don't miss one of the most nuanced discussions about RB prospects in all of football media on the latest "40s and Free Agents." 

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Dave Dameshek to tell you why the Steelers shouldn't sign Aaron Rodgers. Reasons include, Rodgers is not that good anymore (07:00), is a weird fit in the Steelers offense (17:25), would make Steelers nation miserable (29:45), would get in the way of developing a rookie (36:50), and more!   

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Colleen Wolfe and Patrick Claybon to react to all of the news coming out of the NFL's owners meetings. First, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic joins the show live from the meetings to give us a vibes check (00:10). The crew then talks about the debate around the tush push (10:00), the change to the league's overtime rules (19:15), and other changes for next season. After the break, the return of the NFC East Escape Room with the New York Giants(25:32), a discussion about Dallas Goedert's future in Philadelphia (30:10), the Steelers and Aaron Rodgers (34:30), Micah Parsons firing back at Jerry Jones on Twitter (43:20) and more! 

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Nick Shook to react to the news coming out of the NFL owners meetings. The guys start with trade talk surrounding Tyreek Hill (03:00) followed by rumors surrounding the Cleveland Browns (09:15) and Kirk Cousins, John Harbaugh getting a contract extension (15:50), Aaron Glenn throwing his support behind Justin Fields (22:00), Brandon Aiyuk's status with the 49ers (25:41), Geno Smith's future with the Raiders (29:18), Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers (35:50) and more!

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NFL Network's Gregg Rosenthal and Daniel Jeremiah deliver the latest episode of their limited series, "40s and Free Agents." The duo hits the ground running with analysis of how the New York Giants signing QB Russell Wilson impacts the team's draft strategy. Then, Gregg and DJ debate the best course of action for each of the seven teams that enter next season with a new head coach; the Patriots, Jaguars, Raiders, Jets, Saints, Bears and Cowboys. To cap off the show, Gregg puts DJ under pressure with a critical view of Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders' draft value.

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Patrick Claybon to tell you the screaming needs for every NFC team. Before the NFC, the guys chat about the proposed rule changes for next season (02:20). The NFC screaming needs start with the NFC East (10:50), followed by the NFC North (19:10), NFC South (27:53), and NFC West (37:35).

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Colleen Wolfe and Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic to take on the roles of NFL figures sitting down for a first meeting. Before the first dates, Gregg reacts to Russell Wilson signing with the Giants (00:40) and Stefon Diggs signing with the Patriots (03:45). Then, the crew plays the roles of Jameis Winston meeting with the Giants (18:00), Cam Ward meeting with the Titans (29:40), Aaron Rodgers meeting with the Steelers (30:25), Pete Carroll meeting with Geno Smith (34:30), Sam Darnold meeting with Cooper Kupp (37:25), and the new Bears offensive lineman getting together (40:40).

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Nick Shook to get you caught up on news from around the NFL including Aaron Rodgers meeting with the Steelers (01:10), Jameis Winston signing with the Giants (04:10), impressions from Cam Ward's pro day (07:00) and more! Then, the guys give you the screaming needs for every AFC team starting with the AFC East (12:58) followed by the AFC North (21:40), AFC South (33:00), and AFC West (42:40).

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Gregg Rosnethal is joined by Patrick Claybon to look ahead and discuss the big questions they have about this year's NFL Draft. The guys ask, what will a deep versus talent rich class do to draft strategy (03:05)? What effect will multi position players have on selections (06:16)? When with the second tier of quarterbacks get selected (11:42)? Who will select Ashton Jeanty (16:01)? Will there be a run on offensive linemen (22:20)? How high will the top tight ends go (25:20)?

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Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Patrick Claybon to get you caught up on news from around the NFL including rule change proposals (02:00), the latest on Aaron Rodgers (06:50), and the Texans giving Danielle Hunter a contract extension (12:40), and more! After the break, Adam from the Saints Block Party Podcast joins the show live from Big 12 Pro Day to talk about Shedeur Sanders (20:23), Cam Skattebo (30:25), and drama between the Saints and Derek Carr (41:30).

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NFL Network's Gregg Rosenthal and Daniel Jeremiah deliver another heated episode of 40s and Free Agents. This time, DJ takes center stage following the release of his 2025 Mock Draft 3.0, where Jeremiah explains why he flipped the top two picks in the draft from his previous version. He also offers a rationale as to why Colorado WR/CB Travis Hunter fits with the New England Patriots. Later, Gregg and DJ debate the new additions to the Mock Draft, as well as analyze the most noteworthy omissions.

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