HeyJaredThe JMRA Football Podcast
The JMRA Football Podcast is a journey into football's present and its glorious past. Hosted by Derek Jones, this podcast focuses on the NFL with some history lessons thrown in.
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Seahawks Beat Patriots; The Regression Police Has Arrived For Drake Maye (opens the original)
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The 2026 NFL season is underway. The Seahawks narrowly defeated tthe Patriots following one of the worst throws we've seen from a quarterback in a bit. Speaking of Drake Maye, where do the Patriots go from here?
NFL Week 1 Power Rankings & Predictions (opens the original)
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The JMRA Football Podcast examines the upcoming 2026 NFL season including a look at power rankings and predictions on who will weach Super Bowl LXI in Los Angeles.
The Big 50: The Greatest QBs Ever 50-41 (opens the original)
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Before the season begins, The JMRA Football Podcast is here with The Big 50 - a countdown of the 50 greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. The first installment begins with quarterbacks 50-41.
The Quiet Before The Big 50 QBs (opens the original)
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We've almost arrived to the Top 50 QBs of all-time list. On the newest episode, I analyze the criteria, who was difficult to plug in, and more. Football season is almost here...
Happy July 4th! A New QB Project Awaits... (opens the original)
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Here's a quick summer update on the podcast including what I missed. The Knicks are champs, the World Cup rolls on, and Travis Kelce & Taylor Swift get married. Plus, a new quarterback project is on the horizon!
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