Joe welcomes Phil Simms in the first hour to discuss Phil's comments on Andrew Luck and why he believes the expectations are too high for the Stanford QB. Phil speaks about his career and what it was like coming from a small school and playing for Bill Parcells. Joe then welcomes Emmy-award winning broadcaster Ahmad Rashad to the show. Ahmad discusses his football playing days at the University of Oregon and in the NFL with the Vikings. He explains his transition from player to broadcaster and some of the heat he has taken over the years for being friendly with his interview subjects, most notably Michael Jordan.  Listen Here

The debut of the new weekly 2-hour Joe Morgan Show features two legends in their sport. First up, Joe speaks with former Raiders Head Coach and longtime broadcaster John Madden. John and Joe reminisce about Al Davis and how much he meant to both of them. John also explains his journey to the NFL and the style he brought to the broadcast booth. Joe then talks with "Mr. October" Reggie Jackson about his career and what playing in Oakland and New York was like. Reggie divulges the origins of his nickname and describes what was going through his mind during the 1977 World Series where he hit 3 HRs in one game.  Listen Here

Joe welcomes College and Pro Football Hall of Famer Marcus Allen to today's show. Marcus discusses his career at USC and in the NFL with the Raiders and Chiefs. He also touches on the difference in the NFL from when he was a player until now with the game becoming so passing-oriented.  Listen Here

Marvin Lewis, Head Coach of the Cincinnati Bengals, visits the Joe to talk about how Andy Dalton and rookie QBs succeeding in the NFL. Joe also welcomes Doug Plank, former safety in the NFL who was part of the creation of the famed Buddy Ryan "46" defense with the Bears.   Listen Here

Joe welcomes two guests to today's show. First, he speak with New Orleans Saints defensive back Roman Harper who talks about his career thus far and what winning the Super Bowl felt like. Then, MLB Hall of Famer Goose Gossage joins Joe and talks about how the roles of relievers have evolved in baseball over the years. He also gives some insight into what it was like to finally get into the Hall of Fame and his journey to get there.   Listen Here

New Orleans Saints Head Coach Sean Payton is the guest on today's show. Sean talks to Joe about his rise through the coaching ranks and how Bill Parcells and others influenced his coaching style. They also delve into the most famous onside kick of all time that the Saints used to start the 2nd half of Super Bowl XLIV and what factors Payton considered when calling it. In a fascinating conversation, Sean and Joe cover those topics and much, much more!  Listen Here

Joe welcomes Senior Writer for Sports Illustrated Damon Hack to the show. Damon covers the NFL and golf for the magazine and he joins the show to give his impressions from the Steelers/Ravens game he attended in Week 1. Damon also gives his view on the PGA Tour and President's Cup with Tiger Woods continuing to struggle but being selected for the American team.  Listen Here

Today's guest is NFL and College Football Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott. The 4-time Super Bowl champ speaks with Joe about his career at USC and in the NFL, most notably with the 49ers. The two also talk about what it takes to win a championship and the bond that is made with those teammates. Ronnie discusses his philanthropic endeavors including being the namesake of the Lott IMPACT Trophy given out each year to the Defensive player of the year in college football who excels both on and off the field.  Listen Here