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As expected, Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz is moving on.
Gardner ‘a little surprised’ by Pats' turnaround
Sauce Gardner joins PFT Live to discuss his initial reaction to being traded to the Colts, the “unique process” in Indianapolis and the Patriots’ impressive turnaround under Mike Vrabel.

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Robinson thinks Falcons' offense can be ‘special’
Bijan Robinson talks to Mike Florio and Chris Simms about the Falcons’ coaching change from Raheem Morris to Kevin Stefanski, why he believes in Atlanta’s offense and the team’s quarterback situation.

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Former NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith joins Mike Florio to discuss the Rooney Rule, hiring practices in the NFL and more.
Bryce Young joins Mike Florio and Chris Simms to break down how the Panthers plan to “perfect” their identity, his expectations entering Year 4, and how his benching was an opportunity to find “consistency.”
Kirk Cousins breaks the ice with Mike Florio and Chris Simms before diving into the “fascinating” coaching trees in the NFL and why he is keeping “an open mind” with hopes to play in Year 15.
NFL legend John Riggins discusses his decision to sit out a year in the middle of his career and how he fulfilled his dream of playing in a Super Bowl.

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