Daniel Riley Sports Talk Radio

Daniel Riley is a Host and Intern at Passionate World Talk Radio. Dan is very passionate about sports. Today's show is on the Packers and falling from Glory. Dan's comments "Shortly after the Packers loss last Sunday, Head Coach Mike McCarthy was handed his walking papers; that doesn't change the Packers' chances this season..or the fact there's plenty of blame to go around." This and more can be heard on Dan's Audio

The Cardinals have not won the whole thing since 1947. if they're not careful, Arizona's fan base may kick them out of the state like what happened with the Houston Oilers in the early '90s...and the franchise will deserve every bit of it.

Every NFL team has that moment when it stops being a force to be reckoned with. You can hear more about Dan's comments on his audio.

To say the Heisman selection process needs an overhaul doesn't do justice to the seriousness of the problem. Far too often, the Press has had a say in who gets the award, when none of them even played or coached. Time for a change: only allow players and coaches to vote on who gets the award. They're more in tune to who fits which schemes, and who's really changing the destiny of their team. The current process is an insult; its more about popularity among writers than actual greatness.

The Browns need to find talent however they can...and at any price. Their defense is comparable to that of a Pop Warner team, and their receiving corps has given Baker Mayfield no one to throw to. In short, simply changing the playbook fixes nothing.

Sports Illustrated cited sources within the FBI revealing a massive probe into human trafficking by Major League clubs, mentioning alleged street agents, criminal agencies, and knowledge of scouting departments looking the other way. Dan has more to say on this and more about Baseball and a huge Black Eye

Who opened doors for African Americans in pro football, breaking that sports' color barrier long before baseball did-all while playing seven different positions. And who not only got the Chargers to a Super Bowl, but brought Pro Football back to L.A. after disappearing from sight for 2 decades. The modern game is indebted to him.

Last Sunday, Earl Thomas leg injury turned the page on the days where the Seahawks secondary was a strenght for that team, and everyone in Seattle knows it. Tactical changes are coming for sure; that defense can't afford to blitsz or play man coverage now. It's too risky with an inexperienced secondary. To stay competitive, the 'Hawks ofeense needs to develop the threat of a run game, because defenses are going to blitz Russell Wilson early and often. One injury just changed the schematic makeup of an entire team, and the Seattle Seahawks are done like dinner because of it..

Detroit Lions fans should jump ship now; another disciple of Bill Belichick has failed miserably already.

The rule prohibits players from hitting a quarterback if they can stop after a few steps-problem is, the speed and size of NFL players mandates a rule change next April. NFL defenses have men who weigh 260 to 300 pounds, with the ability to run like Usain Bolt in Shoulder pads. It's just not possible for them to stop on a dime like they could 40, 50 years ago. Please let's protect the quarterback all we can-let's just make sure we put common sense into the rule.

Going forward, the Children of the Millennials will have no idea what true innocence really is. When they become parents, "Generation Y" as we are known, must accept tough conversations with our kids as soon as Grade School.

The Cowboys have to change their organization if they want to make it to the Super Bowl again...although I don’t see that happening.

According to ESPN, Maryland’s football program will pay its respects to a player who died of heat stroke, and prohibit any anyone from wearing his number until 2021.

Just ask Ryan Shazier and Reggie Brown if the head has to be taken out of tackling. They'd probably applaud the new rule. Probably laugh at its critics, too. There are certain injuries the game of football has ti minimize to survive-that being head, neck and spinal chord injuries. If critics of the new rule don't like it, let them flip on NFL network to watch old games!

Starting Lamar Jackson this season is just asking for trouble: Rookie Quarterbacks make mistakes,,,like bad passes and not knowing when to throw the ball away and live another down. That's why Joey Harrington and David Carr shouldn't have played a game their rookie years.

New England and Philadelphia are right up there too. jay Ajayi has given a running game to the offense...one thats as balanced as the Packers'. Their defense didn't lose much to free agency, and, again, barring the injury bug, they may make a run. In this case, repeat as Champs.

While most NFL teams can expect a reasonably good season, the Jets, Lions, and Cowboys need to consider this a rebuilding year, not a Playoff run.

Studio heads need to accept the fact audiences are slowly starting to tire of these flicks.

With the Cleveland Cavaliers loss in the NBA Finals, its fair to say the comparison of LeBron James to Michael Jordan have to stop. Now.

NFL player JJ Watt agreed to pay for the funerals of the victims of the School Shooting in Houston, and gave the title of “celebrity” reason for applause again.