Join us in paying tribute to those who have served and continue to serve in the military with special programming.

SiriusXM NFL Radio’s show ‘Movin’ the Chains’ will broadcast live from Pittsburgh ahead of the Monday Night Football game on November 8.

Colon will co-host ‘Morning Men’ on Mad Dog Sports Radio (Ch. 82) alongside Evan Cohen and Mike Babchik weekday mornings.

The 102nd NFL season begins when Tom Brady and the defending Super Bowl LV Champion Buccaneers host the Cowboys and Dak Prescott on September 9.

Hear the two future Hall of Famers sit down with Emmy Award-winning journalist Jim Gray during weekly episodes of SiriusXM’s ‘Let’s Go!’ series.

SiriusXM NFL Radio’s annual tour will again consist of 32 shows, each two hours in length and focused entirely on one of the NFL’s 32 franchises.

During the special, Brady discussed playing in his 40s, how the “TB12 Method” has helped him continue to perform at the highest level, Aaron Rodgers, and more.

Don’t miss all 32 teams’ selections on SiriusXM NFL Radio, plus more draft-focused programming on SiriusXM’s college sports and fantasy sports channels.

Click here to find out how to attend this exclusive Town Hall, or tune in to it live on ESPNU Radio on February 5 at 1pm ET.

Hear the former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner huddle with friends and other special guests to share stories.

The two legendary quarterbacks and host Bruce Murray sat down for an exclusive conversation on ‘The SiriusXM Blitz’ on SiriusXM NFL Radio.

After an unprecedented season, the NFL playoffs are officially here — and SiriusXM is your home for live play-by-play coverage of every matchup, plus updates and commentary.

SportsGrid Radio features a team of on-air personalities including Ariel Epstein, Gabe Morency, Scott Ferrall, and Jared Smith, along with expert contributors and guest analysts.

Wrighster will host ‘Night Cap’ each weeknight, covering the day’s news across all sports and reacting to the late games on the nightly schedule.

Listen to sports talk shows with Dan Patrick and Rich Eisen, plus live weeknight and weekend coverage of the biggest events, including Triple Crown horse racing and major golf tournaments.

Don’t miss the former Offensive Player of the Year’s ‘Gurleywood’ playlist special, featuring his 25 favorite hip-hop songs and track-by-track commentary.

SiriusXM Premier subscribers can now listen to 32 additional channels on the SiriusXM app, each dedicated to carrying the official radio broadcast for each NFL team.

Produced by UNINTERRUPTED in association with SiriusXM, the podcast series will once again bring listeners inside conversations with the pros like they’ve never heard before.

SiriusXM NFL Radio will deliver listeners comprehensive coverage of the 2020 NFL season, including live broadcasts of every game, as well as new shows and 24/7 news and talk.

Amid its virtual NFL Training Camp Tour, SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88) spoke with Mahomes, Gurley, and others about racial inequality and the state of the NFL.

Hear the six-time Super Bowl champion in conversation with Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller as part of SiriusXM’s virtual ‘NFL Training Camp Tour.’

Don’t miss a virtual Training Camp Tour featuring exclusive interviews with players, coaches, and franchise executives from each NFL team.

Lend an ear to an On Demand special with Brad Hopkins, Solomon Wilcots, Kirk Morrison, Demario Davis, and Ted Cottrell for a new perspective on systemic racism.

Tune in to SiriusXM NFL Radio each Sunday to hear the classic games and, between broadcasts, commentary from NFL Hall of Fame member and longtime Cowboys executive Gil Brandt.

For what will be the most unique NFL Draft in its history, SiriusXM will offer coverage that spans all three days of the draft.

Hear the NFL legend weigh in on Brady’s decision and other points throughout his New England career.

Hosts broadcasting live from the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine include Gil Brandt, Charlie Weis, Charles Davis, Brady Quinn, and more.

Hart told Favre on Super Bowl LIV Radio Row that his childhood dream was to catch a pass from the Hall of Fame quarterback. Can the comedian handle the “heat-seeking missiles” thrown his way?

“I think about the [Super Bowl the Packers] lost — way more than the one we were able to win,” Favre said during the latest episode of his SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88) show, SiriusXM The Blitz.”

Students from Miami’s Sports Leadership and Management (SLAM!) Charter Schools, founded by rapper Pitbull, interviewed the Goo Goo Dolls’ John Rzeznik, Pro Football Hall of Famer Dan Marino, and more!

Don’t miss encores of the action-packed EDM performance giving the Big Game a run for its money.

It’s almost Big Game-time, and SiriusXM is getting you pumped with LIVE coverage from Radio Row at the Miami Convention Center throughout Super Bowl Week.

SXM is playing wall-to-wall tailgating jams perfect for getting your head in the game.

This weekend, alleviate your Super Bowl LIV anxiety by tuning in to the 2020 NFL Pro Bowl on SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88).

Alongside his ‘The SiriusXM Blitz’ co-host Bruce Murray, Favre shared his thoughts on quarterback Patrick Mahomes, praised Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, and much more.

SiriusXM will offer live broadcasts of the Super Bowl in seven languages, a dedicated Super Bowl pop-up channel, plus a wide-ranging mix of sports, entertainment and music programming.

SiriusXM will give sports fans a comprehensive and in-depth look back at the Defining Moments of the Decade in their favorite sports when it presents a series of specials that examine the memorable moments and trends in professional and college sports from the last 10 years.

Tune in to SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio (Sirius 210 and XM 87) starting now for expert advice on who to start and who to add before the waiver deadline (if your league has one).

Don’t miss exclusive video of Jerry Rice talking about his new book, ‘America’s Game: The NFL at 100,’ his beloved 49ers, Joe Montana and the struggling Browns.

From the ’62 Green Bay Packers to the ’72 Miami Dolphins, we’re counting down the greatest NFL teams of all time in honor of the league’s 100th year.

From Vince Lombardi to Walter Payton, NFL Films is celebrating the league’s 100th year with a special countdown showcasing those football legends who have left indelible marks on the game.

The NFL Films is counting down the top characters in league history during the next two episodes of the ‘NFL 100 Greatest’ podcast series on SiriusXM.

‘Brick at Night’ broadcasts live from Las Vegas and features JT’s unique brand of high-energy sports talk covering the hottest sports topics of the day.

From “The Ice Bowl” to “The Drive,” hear a countdown of the greatest games in NFL history on Friday, September 20 at 11pm ET on SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88).

‘Dawg Pound Radio,’ hosted by Browns legend Bernie Kosar and broadcaster Jim Donovan, will air Wednesdays between 7pm-8pm ET all season on SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88).

SiriusXM subscribers will get exclusive access to the Fantasy Footballers’ award-winning analysis, and can call in to the show for advice each week throughout the season.

The 2019 fantasy football season is quickly approaching, and SiriusXM is giving you all of the draft tips and player rankings that you’ll need to win your league.

Ahead of the premiere of his new documentary, the New England Patriots star sat down with SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88) host Jim Miller for a discussion about his ACL injury, Tom Brady and more.

Rodney McLeod’s feeling good about his goal of returning to the field with the Philadelphia Eagles by the start of training camp and that he’ll be in the lineup when they open the season Sept. 8 against the Washington Redskins.

It’s hard to figure out exactly what the Denver Broncos were looking to accomplish by adjusting the contract of cornerback Chris Harris that bumps his 2019 salary from $8.7 million to $12.05 million. The deal is due to expire after … Continued

Green Bay Packers offensive tackle David Bakhtiari sees a dramatic change with the team — and especially the offense — under Mike McCarthy’s replacement, Matt LeFleur.

Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde remembers the encounter with reporters a quarter of the way into last season. The topic was Bills rookie middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, for whom Hyde will tell you, “the sky’s the limit.”

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback A.J. Bouye said that, although he and Telvin Smith talk quite a bit, he was informed by other players that the linebacker was planning to leave the team for the 2019 season.

Bill Polian isn’t buying any speculation that Peyton Manning would have an interest in filling the general manager opening with the New York Jets.

Mason Foster was heart broken when he saw fellow Washington Redskins linebacker Reuben Foster suffer what likely is a season-ending torn ACL on the first day of OTA practices.

The man who drafted Gerald McCoy for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is surprised that, nine years later, the team decided to release the defensive tackle.

As the San Francisco 49ers take to the field for OTAs this week, the sense of excitement over the talent the team has added in the offseason is palpable.

Being one of two tight ends selected in the first round of the same NFL Draft is, in itself, fairly unique. When both of those players are from the same school, that takes it to an entirely different level.

Ricardo Allen can remember when the most basic physical activity was impossible. “Not being able to get up and just walk whenever I want to and just go use the restroom,” the Atlanta Falcons’ safety told Alex Marvez and Gil Brandt on Late Hits of his recovery from the torn Achilles that sidelined him for 13 games last season.

As far as Pat Kirwan is concerned, the New York Jets are in need of an experienced general manager to replace Mike Maccagnan, who was fired from the job Wednesday.

Brady Quinn has had the chance to admire Doug Baldwin’s impressive NFL career up close, as well as from afar.

It is hardly an accident that the Philadelphia Eagles approached the offseason as a team adding specific parts to what they already saw as a strong contender. That is reflected in the offseason additions of running back Jordan Howard and wide receiver DeSean Jackson (for his second stint with the Eagles) on offense and tackle Malik Jackson and linebacker Zach Brown on defense.

Preston Smith did his homework. When the former Washington Redskins outside linebacker entered free agency, he looked for new teams that would give him the best chance for success.

Washington Redskins rookie running back Bryce Love maintains an upbeat attitude as he battles his way back from a torn ACL he suffered on the final play of the final game of the season at Stanford last year.

The Cincinnati Bengals’ standout wide receiver is ready to have a strong 2019 season after having his 2018 season shortened by a toe injury. Green is also looking forward to doing so with a new offensive-minded head coach in Zac Taylor.

Los Angeles Chargers coach Anthony Lynn is more than pleased to have Philip Rivers as his quarterback. Lynn would be equally happy for that to continue to be the case beyond the 2019 season.

Signing 18 free agents, including 13 on offense, left open the ability for the Buffalo Bills to enter last week’s NFL Draft without the heavy burden of having to address glaring needs. Except, however, the Bills had one they were able to hit with the ninth overall pick: defensive tackle Ed Oliver from the University of Houston.

Besides his physical attributes, there was something else about former LSU standout linebacker Devin White that made an even stronger impression on Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians.

The Los Angeles Chargers gave 13 players first-round grades in this year’s NFL Draft. When you own the 28th overall pick, as the Chargers did, that isn’t exactly a source of comfort.

Questions lingered about Taylor Rapp running what was viewed as a slow 40-yard dash time of 4.78 seconds at the NFL Scouting Combine. The Los Angeles Rams were as aware of them as any other team.

NASHVILLE — Bill Polian thinks the Washington Redskins made a wise move by selecting former Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins with the 15th overall pick of the NFL Draft Thursday night.

Duke’s Daniel Jones is considered a smart quarterback. However, it wasn’t until he went through the pre-NFL Draft process that he discovered just how much football there was for him to learn.

Some analysts believe former Alabama defensive tackle Quinnen Williams is the NFL Draft’s best player, period. How did hearing that for the first time make him feel?

Mississippi receiver D.K. Metcalf was asked to play the part of seller during an appearance on the Red Zone Tuesday with Bill Lekas and Ed McCaffrey. His product: The skills he’ll bring to the NFL team that drafts him.

Former Arizona State standout receiver N’Keal Harry is about to enter the NFL, and knows there are plenty of people back home on St. Vincent Island who still aren’t familiar with the sport he plays.

The first issue to get out of the way was the deadline. How real was the April 15 marker Russell Wilson put in place to reach an agreement on a contract extension with the Seattle Seahawks?

NFL schedule-maker Mike North readily acknowledges that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their fans have plenty of reason to be unhappy that the 2019 schedule released Wednesday night has the team away from home for seven weeks.

Now that NFL teams are trying to determine the best fit for Florida State edge rusher Brian Burns at the next level, there are a variety of opinions.

Will the Seattle Seahawks, who made Russell Wilson the NFL’s highest-paid player Monday night, and other teams that have given big-money contracts to their quarterbacks see a Super Bowl payoff?

NFL teams tend to prefer that their safeties are fast, as in a 4.5-second maximum clocking in the 40-yard dash. That was what made the 4.76 that Taylor Rapp ran at the University of Washington’s recent pro day raise more than a few eyebrows with analysts that had projected him as a first-round pick in the NFL Draft.

Mark Dominik doesn’t believe there is any mystery regarding what the Arizona Cardinals will do with the No. 1 overall pick of the NFL Draft.

As far as Stanford football coach David Shaw is concerned, there should be no doubt about the impact his former star running back, Bryce Love, can make in the NFL.

Center Billy Price readily acknowledges his bias when it comes to assessing NFL Draft prospects at Ohio State, from where the Cincinnati Bengals made him a first-round draft pick last year. “Obviously, my guys are the best guys in the draft,” he told Bob Papa and Charlie Weis on The Opening Drive.

As teammates for three seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, offensive tackle Kelvin Beachum learned plenty about how to block for running back Le’Veon Bell. Now that they’ve been reunited on the New York Jets, who began their offseason program this week, Beachum intends to apply that knowledge to help Bell make the massive contribution that many are expecting him to make with his new team.

Kenyan Drake could feel the vibe from the very first offseason meeting with players at the Miami Dolphins’ facility.

A little more than a year ago, wide receiver Ryan Grant signed a four-year contract to play with the Baltimore Ravens. Or so he thought.

Rich McKay was impressed with how coaches contributed to the NFL’s deciding last month to expand replay reviews to include offensive and defensive pass interference.

Notre Dame defensive tackle Jerry Tillery has something else besides ideal size, strength and speed: versatility.

Deionte Thompson seemed destined to become a top NFL safety prospect. He grew up in Orange, Texas, which also is the hometown of one of the greatest safeties the same has ever seen, Earl Thomas of the Baltimore Ravens.

If anyone recognizes the dramatic change in the atmosphere around the Cleveland Browns, Christian Kirksey is that person.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers began offseason workouts Monday, and one of the bigger offseason storylines is Jameis Winston’s new and improved physique.

As the new coach of the Miami Dolphins, Brian Flores is pleased to have an experienced hand at quarterback in Ryan Fitzpatrick.

The Philadelphia Eagles are looking forward to having Carson Wentz, the guy who was so instrumental in their Super Bowl run two seasons ago, back at quarterback this season rather than the guy continually slowed by the severe knee injury that prematurely ended his 2017 season.

Jason Garrett acknowledges he has nothing to use as a comparison to the situation the Dallas Cowboys have with veteran tight end Jason Witten deciding to end his retirement after one year and return to the team.

Doug Marrone believes it’s important that Nick Foles has a head-start on the rest of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ offense, even though he is new to the team.

Lorenzo Alexander isn’t buying into the notion that life just became much easier for the Buffalo Bills and every other team that faces the New England Patriots because of Rob Gronkowski’s retirement.

New York Jets defensive tackle Steve McLendon expects free-agent additions Le’Veon Bell and C.J. Mosley to have a major impact on a Jets team for which he has high expectations this year.

Kevin Zeitler is the first to admit he never saw it coming. One moment he’s lifting weights as an offensive guard for the Cleveland Browns. The next, he’s reacting to just having been traded to the New York Giants for defensive end Olivier Vernon.

Tyler Eifert has been a tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals since 2013, and except for the 15 games in which he played as a rookie and 13 in his third NFL season, injuries have limited him to eight or fewer games. That lack of availability is a major cause of frustration among Bengal fans.

Nick Easton realizes he’s in the best possible situation as a member of the New Orleans Saints.

Beyond being satisfied with a one-year contract worth $2.5 million, Deone Bucannon saw other factors that made joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a free agent an easy decision.

The first thing Kwon Alexander noticed when he walked into the San Francisco 49ers’ facility was the atmosphere.

Tashaun Gipson couldn’t be happier about continuing his career as an NFL safety in the state he considers home with the Houston Texans.

Joe Thomas, for one, was stunned at the news that the Cleveland Browns had acquired wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., in a trade with the New York Giants.

After 10 NFL seasons, guard T.J. Lang is beginning to wonder whether he has had enough.

After being released by the Patriots, Dwayne Allen drew interest from multiple NFL teams. He made his visits, did his research. In the end, he decided that signing with the Miami Dolphins made the most sense.

Quinnen Williams is considered one of the top defensive linemen in the NFL Draft. However, there are some critics who believe, at 6-foot-4 and 265-pound former Alabama standout, is a bit undersized for his position.

The free-agent market is loaded with safeties, and SiriusXM NFL Radio analyst David Diehl believes there are plenty of good ones to be signed at a time when the position has become more important than ever.

Life in the NFL isn’t exactly known for being secure, as any number of players, coaches and executives can attest. So when the opportunity comes to get a little extended peace of mind, it is welcome.

For Drew Lock, it isn’t about being the first quarterback selected in next month’s NFL draft.

INDIANAPOLIS — Talent and production are two major boxes that Kentucky edge rusher Josh Allen checks in the eyes of NFL talent-evaluators. Allen also believes there’s another big one: versatility.

INDIANAPOLIS — Nick Bosa followed a long, challenging road to recovery from the core-muscle injury that cut short his football career at Ohio State.

INDIANAPOLIS — Pat Kirwan began the interview with New York Giants General Manager Dave Gettleman on Movin’ The Chains this way: “First time it’s third and five, is it Eli to Odell?”

INDIANAPOLIS — The futures of two players who have been key members of the Kansas City Chiefs’ defense, outside linebacker Justin Houston and safety Eric Berry, could go a long way toward being decided during this week’s NFL Scouting Combine.

Tune in to SiriusXM throughout the week to listen to new shows hosted by country artist Trisha Yearwood, basketball legend Patrick Ewing, and more stars!

INDIANAPOLIS — The Denver Broncos’ trade to acquire quarterback Joe Flacco from the Baltimore Ravens doesn’t become official until March 13, the beginning of the NFL calendar. That puts the Broncos’ new coach, Vic Fangio, in the awkward position of knowing Flacco will be joining his team but not being able to discuss it publicly.

INDIANAPOLIS — John Schneider refutes the notion the Seattle Seahawks won’t be able to mend any hard feelings between the team and safety Earl Thomas, who heading for free agency.

This year, the QB talk at the NFL Scouting Combine and for the draft mainly focuses on Kyler Murray of Oklahoma and Dwayne Haskins of Ohio State. As far as former NFL quarterback Brady Quinn is concerned, Haskins is the better of the two.

Veteran guard Andy Levitre is heading to free agency for the second time in his NFL career, something he finds “pretty exciting.” However, he has a greater concern: his health.

Veteran defensive tackle Corey Liuget would like nothing better than to figure out a way to remain with the Chargers, who have proven Philip Rivers behind center and are coming off a playoff season.

Markus Golden is due to become a free agent and the Cardinals, the team for which he has played the past four seasons, has a new head coach. At face value, it might not look like the sort of situation that would favor Golden staying put, but he isn’t ruling that out.

Joe Namath would love nothing better than the New York Jets’ current QB, Sam Darnold, to join him in the rare distinction of a quarterback who has led the team to a Super Bowl victory.

In a perfect world, safety Adrian Amos would remain with the Chicago Bears.

Max Starks doesn’t see a scenario where Antonio Brown, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Ben Roethlisberger can find a way to resolve the differences that have led Brown to ask to be traded.

Quinnen Williams could, if he chooses, discuss the possibility of becoming the top overall pick of April’s NFL Draft with a perfectly straight face. But that isn’t what the University of Alabama defensive lineman chooses to do.

After 14 seasons as a linebacker with the Carolina Panthers, Thomas Davis finds himself in a circumstance unlike any he has experienced in the NFL.

As far as Ed McCaffrey is concerned, the Broncos’ trade with the Ravens for Joe Flacco is consistent with the way the man running the Broncos operates.

Brady Quinn doesn’t follow Antonio Brown’s logic with his decision Tuesday to make official his demand that the Pittsburgh Steelers trade him.

The safety, who was a cornerback for most of his time with the Texans, is looking forward to a second chance to enter the open market, something that isn’t all that common.

Jim Miller believes the buzz about Kyler Murray as an NFL prospect is based too much on the offensive system he ran as a quarterback at Oklahoma and not enough on his true skills to succeed at the next level.

On the one hand, Duron Harmon knows he and his New England teammates will miss linebackers coach/defensive signal-caller Brian Flores, who was so instrumental in the defensive surge that helped the Patriots reach and win Super Bowl LIII against the Los Angeles Rams. On the other hand, Harmon is thrilled Flores now has a chance to be a head coach, with the Miami Dolphins.

Trent Brown is due to become a free agent, but the left tackle learned plenty about Tom Brady and The Patriot Way while spending the 2018 season on the Super Bowl-champion New England Patriots.

As much as anything, it was Ty Law’s ability to rise to the occasion that allowed the former NFL cornerback to finally be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The Los Angeles Rams made an effort to adjust their high-powered offense after it failed to generate a single point through the first half of Super Bowl LIII.

ATLANTA — It’s something every defense seeks to do in every game: get the opposing quarterback out of his comfort zone. The task became even more of a priority during Super Bowl LIII, when the New England Patriots’ D was going up against Los Angeles Rams quarterback Jared Goff.

ATLANTA — With a little more than four minutes left in Super Bowl LIII, Stephon Gilmore was fully expecting the ball to come his way.

Brian Flores, who is the presumptive new head coach of the Miami Dolphins, has a major chore in front of him in his current role as defensive signal-caller for the New England Patriots.

McDaniels has accumulated plenty of wisdom that he has tried to apply in preparation for the big game.

ATLANTA — As a rookie in the Super Bowl, it’s easy to become overwhelmed — even for a player on a team that makes a habit of reaching the big game.

ATLANTA — Marcus Peters feels he has been on an amazing ride since the Kansas City Chiefs traded him to the Los Angeles Rams last March.

Von Miller has yet to receive a detailed look at what Vic Fangio’s vision is for the Denver Broncos’ defense, but he’s pretty sure it will heavily involve getting after the quarterback.

So far, Jamal Adams’ only interaction with Adam Gase has come in the form of a text the New York Jets’ standout safety received from his new head coach.

Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is happy to be in the Pro Bowl, but he wishes that he and his teammates were preparing for the Super Bowl.

The New England Patriots take on the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Sunday, Feb. 3. As always, SiriusXM is providing several foreign language options, as well as national and team-specific broadcasts in … Continued

Tyreek Hill believes having Kansas City Chiefs teammate Patrick Mahomes as his quarterback on the AFC squad elevates his chances of being recognized as the best player in the Pro Bowl.

Coach Sean Payton knew emotions were raw in the Saints’ dressing room after Sunday’s controversial loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

It’s fair to say the Senior Bowl has been good to the Seattle Seahawks.

When it came to overtime of the NFC Championship Game, it was a defensive play that made the difference in the Rams’ 26-23 victory against the Saints.

Former NFL director of officiating Dean Blandino is part of an extremely large group of observers that believes the officials blew it with their non-call in the NFC Championship Game between the Saints and Rams.