Up & Adams

Kay Adams’ last training camp stop is in Green Bay, where she sits down with Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur. He gives an update on Jordan Love’s thumb injury and shares his thoughts on the fights during joint practice with the Seahawks. Quarterback Jordan Love also joins Kay to talk about what it felt like returning to practice on a limited basis and addresses the latest rumors involving Micah Parsons. Next on the show is Running Back Josh Jacobs. He discusses his approach to his second year with the Packers and gives insight into promising rookie wide receiver Matthew Golden. To round out the show, Defensive Tackle Kenny Clark stops by to talk about how the defense is progressing in camp.

Kay Adams' next Training Camp stop is in Chicago, where she sits down with the Bears' first-year Head Coach, Ben Johnson. He talks about what he liked from the preseason game against the Bills and how he thinks Caleb Williams has been progressing throughout camp. To round out the show, Wide Receivers Rome Odunze and DJ Moore sit down to share their thoughts on their new Head Coach, Ben Johnson, their roles in the new offense, and how rookie WR Luther Burden has impressed them so far.

Kay Adams’ next Training Camp stop is in Detroit, where she sits down with GM Brad Holmes. He discusses who has stood out to him so far this preseason and raves about his new offensive and defensive coordinators, highlighting their distinct coaching styles. Next on the show, WR Amon-Ra St. Brown and RB Jahmyr Gibbs join to talk about the continued development of Jared Goff and share their thoughts on facing a new defensive scheme in practice. To round out the show, CB Terrion Arnold stops by to give insight into what it’s like going up against Amon-Ra St. Brown in practice and reveals who he hopes to get his first interception off of.

Kay Adams’ next stop is with the New Orleans Saints, where she speaks with first-year Head Coach Kellen Moore about the quarterback competition and some of the experiences he's faced as a first-time head coach. Next on the show is DE Cam Jordan. He talks about his mindset going into his 15th season and what he’s seen from the Quarterback play in camp. WR Chris Olave joins the show next to talk about how excited he is to be used in different ways in Kellen Moore’s offense. To round out the show, LB Demario Davis gives us insight into how the defense is progressing in camp and how important his leadership role is on the team.

Kay Adams’ next stop is in Denver, where she talks to Broncos Head Coach Sean Payton. He raves about Bo Nix heading into his second year and explains why he believes this team has a legitimate shot at winning the Super Bowl this season. Next on the show are quarterback Bo Nix and wide receiver Courtland Sutton. They discuss the chemistry they've built this offseason and how they're looking to turn all the hype into reality in 2025. To round out the show, Kay sits down with 2024 Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Surtain. He talks about how dangerous this defense can be and whether he’s open to the idea of playing some snaps on offense.

Next stop on Kay Adams' Training Camp Tour is Kansas City, where she speaks with Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid. He discusses the theme he wants to set for this year’s camp and whether he thinks the AFC West has gotten tougher. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes then sits down with Kay to talk about emphasizing the deep ball in training camp and how he's approaching this season following the Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. Defensive end Chris Jones joins her next to discuss how the defense is shaping up so far in camp and what it's like going up against rookie sensation Josh Simmons in practice. To round out the show, cornerback Trent McDuffie stops by to talk about the Chiefs exercising his fifth-year option and what he enjoys most about working with Defensive Coordinator Steve Spagnuolo.

Kay Adams’ next stop is Indianapolis, where she sits down with Colts Head Coach Shane Steichen to break down the quarterback controversy between Anthony Richardson and Daniel Jones. Wide Receiver Michael Pittman stops by to discuss his goals for the 2025 season and share his impressions of rookie standout tight end Tyler Warren. Defensive Tackle DeForest Buckner joins the conversation to talk about how the defense can improve in 2025, as well as his first impressions of new Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo. Next, Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo sits down with us to highlight who has stood out on the defensive side of the ball so far in camp. He also shares his thoughts on his former team and weighs in on the Trey Hendrickson contract negotiations. To round out the show, Colts Owner and CEO Kalen Johnson stops by to honor the legacy of the late, great Jim Irsay and talk about what Colts fans can look forward to this season.

Kay Adams’ next stop is in Jacksonville, where she sits down with the Jaguars' first-year head coach, Liam Coen. Coen shares the improvements he’s seen from Trevor Lawrence during training camp and explains how he plans to utilize rookie sensation Travis Hunter on both sides of the ball. Rookie WR/CB Travis Hunter stops by to discuss why he will prove his critics wrong playing both offense and defense at the NFL level. He also clears the air about his new nickname. To round out the show, defensive end Travon Walker sits down with Kay to reflect on his strong 2024 season and offers his first impressions of working with Coach Coen.

Kay Adams next stop is in Tampa Bay, where she sits down with Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles. He shares his thoughts on how quarterback Baker Mayfield is preparing to attack the 2025 season and raves about his rebuilt receiving corps. QB Baker Mayfield also joins the show to weigh in on the new smelling salts rule and offers his early impressions of new Offensive Coordinator Josh Grizzard. WR Mike Evans sits down to share how many more years he hopes to play and what continues to fuel his competitive drive. Linebacker Lavonte David joins Kay to reflect on his mindset heading into his 14th NFL season. To round out the show, DT Vita Vea stops by to talk about his offseason weight loss and how veteran lineman Ndamukong Suh has helped guide his training.

We’re kicking off today in Cincinnati with exclusive insights straight from the heart of Bengals camp. Head Coach Zac Taylor joins us first to break down whether the starters will see any action in the preseason opener and the latest update on Trey Hendrickson’s contract extension. Then, WR Tee Higgins shares the big goals he’s setting for himself in 2025 and teases some exciting new wrinkles we might see in the offense this year. Next up, WR Ja’Marr Chase talks about earning that coveted 99 Madden rating and reveals how Joe Burrow is looking sharper than ever during training camp. Cameron Taylor-Britt gives us the scoop on how the unit is shaping up under new Defensive Coordinator Al Golden and shares his thoughts on rookie Shemar Stewart’s impact. To wrap things up, WR Andrei Iosivas stops by to talk about what he’s learning from veterans Tee and Ja’Marr, and how his recent weight gain could be a game changer for his breakout season.

Chargers Safety Derwin James joins Kay Adams to discuss the possibility of Keenan Allen returning to Los Angeles, as well as what he’s seen so far from Justin Herbert in training camp. Up next, Wide Receiver Ladd McConkey stops by to reflect on his standout rookie season. He shares what aspects of his game he’s focused on improving and which cornerback he’s most excited to face this year. Linebacker Daiyan Henley joins the show to talk about the keys to his breakout 2024 season, who’s been mentoring him this offseason, and what he’s most looking forward to in Week 1’s international matchup against the Chiefs in Brazil. And to close out the show, veteran Linebacker Khalil Mack sits down to address the big question—is retirement on the horizon?—and whether a future Hall of Fame induction is something he thinks about.

Kay Adams sits down with Commanders Head Coach Dan Quinn to discuss the culture being established around the building as he enters his second year. He also provides the latest updates on contract negotiations with star wide receiver Terry McLaurin. Next on the show is starting Quarterback Jayden Daniels. He talks about what he learned during his rookie year and what he’s been working on heading into his sophomore season. Newly acquired Wide Receiver Deebo Samuel stops by to discuss the chemistry he’s building with quarterback Jayden Daniels. To round out the show, Defensive Tackle Daron Payne joins to discuss the upcoming NFC Championship rematch against the Eagles this season and what to expect from newly acquired Linebacker Von Miller."

Kay Adams sits down with Patriots owner Robert Kraft to discuss what led him to hire new Head Coach Mike Vrabel, and what fans can expect when the new Tom Brady statue is unveiled at Patriots Place. Starting quarterback Drake Maye joins us to share what he’s been working on heading into his second year, along with adjusting to a revamped receiving core. Newly acquired wide receiver Stefon Diggs stops by to talk about adjusting to life in New England and his initial thoughts on playing with Drake Maye. To round out the show, Rhamondre Stevenson joins us to discuss the culture shift within the team and the progression of the run game.

Kay Adams sits down with Jets quarterback Justin Fields to talk about what he learned in Pittsburgh backing up Aaron Rodgers, and how he plans to handle being the guy in New York. Cornerback Sauce Gardner speaks about his new contract and what it’s like going up against Garrett Wilson in practice. Defensive Tackle Quinnen Williams rounds out the show by discussing his growth heading into his seventh season in New York, and the culture change he has already seen under new coach Aaron Glenn.

Kay Adams kicks off Giants Training Camp coverage with Head Coach Brian Daboll, who explains the reasoning behind naming Russell Wilson the Week 1 starter and shares his impressions of the team’s exciting rookie class. Next on the program is Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers. He talks about his goals for the 2025 season and what it’s like catching passes from a new quarterback. New starting quarterback Russell Wilson sits down to discuss how he’s adjusting to life in New York and what it’s like working with Coach Brian Daboll. To round out the show, rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart stops by to share how he's faring in his first-ever NFL Training Camp.

Kay Adams sits down with Sean McVay to talk about Matthew Stafford, two hall of famers joining forces, and becoming the winningest coach in Rams history. Then Davante Adams sits down to talk about his time with the Jets and Aaron Rodgers, getting coached from Sean McVay, & building chemistry with Stafford.

Newly retired cornerback Tyrann Mathieu stops by to reflect on his Hall of Fame career and what’s next for him. Colts legend Dwight Freeney joins us to share his take on Indy’s quarterback situation and reveal his top five pass rushers in the league right now. Free agent wide receiver Gabe Davis rounds out the show by telling us what he’s looking for in his next NFL home.

Kay Adams discusses whether Philip Rivers should be inducted into the Hall of Fame following his official retirement announcement. Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon stops by to share his thoughts on this season’s breakout QB, the new Hall of Fame inductees, and of course, Cam Ward and his Titans. Robert Mays, host of The Athletic Football Show, will also join us. He’s already been to Lions camp and is on his way to another. I’ll pick his brain about Trey Hendrickson and the Micah Parsons contract drama.

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