The Bill Barnwell Show

Bill is joined by his friend Robert Mays from The Athletic to discuss what they wishes they knew now about this upcoming NFL season. In other words, if they had a crystal ball what would they want to know looking into the future.

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On today’s episode of The Bill Barnwell Show, Geoff Schwartz joins the show to offer his perspective on what’s happening with the benching of Bryce Young, if Dave Canales can turn the culture around, and the shift in Bryce Young from Alabama to the NFL. Then, they discuss what to expect with a Carolina offense led by Andy Dalton and if Bryce Young can turn his career around. Later, they discuss which teams have been impressive this year and which undefeated teams can keep the momentum up.

5:30 What’s it like being in the locker room with a struggling QB

11:00 Can Dave Canales turn it around

19:00 Changes in Bryce Young from Alabama to the NFL

24:30 What to expect with an Andy Dalton-led offense

25:22 Can Bryce Young turn his career around

31:20 The most impressive teams so far

45:32 Which teams will bounce back?

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Bill is joined by ESPN Texans reporter Sarah Barshop to weigh in on Houston abruptly firing their GM Brian Gaine (0:41), including the logic behind it and their pursuit of Patriots executive Nick Caserio (5:52). Plus, what their plans for the offseason are and how they're approaching Jadeveon Clowney's contract (11:12). New ESPN Browns reporter Jake Trotter also stops by to talk about Cleveland's offseason (24:09), including a potential breakout player (27:17), a positional group that may worry fans (31:19), expectations for their record (33:49), possible discord between players (38:08) and more.

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Bill Barnwell and The Ringer's Robert Mays are live from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. They break down the top 25 free agents and their potential destinations.

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It seems so basic. And yet, it can reveal so much - how an NFL quarterback holds the ball. ESPN Senior Writer David Fleming talked to some of the league's top signal callers to find out their preferences, their quirks, and the unique stories behind their grips.

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