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"It's just what it is, man. It's football. They're trying to hurt you -- cheap shots, wide receivers coming at your knees, pushing you in your back. That's just war."
In the case of any NFL executive speaking on the topic of air pressure in footballs, it's best to exercise extreme skepticism.
Denver is happy to play the role of underdog in Super Bowl 50, Peyton talks about the importance of the moment for those around him and Vernon Davis on his return to San Francisco.
Bill Belichick has taken heat for some questionable decisions down the stretch that doomed the Patriots. Former Patriots fullback Heath Evans didn't agree - in fact, he thinks 2015 was Belichick's best coaching job.
Though he'd probably much rather be preparing for another Super Bowl, Tom Brady did his part to help his alma mater on Wednesday. He even got to meet Ric Flair.
Bart Scott likes Tom Brady. He just thinks the quarterback is a dork.
Felger & Mazz were joined by Adam Vinatieri on Radio Row on Wednesday, who talked about his lengthy career in New England and Indianapolis.
Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton is fulfilling his potential after a checkered past. He remains the most polarizing player in Super Bowl 50.
Former NFL quarterback Ken Stabler has been found to have C.T.E., which shows that no player can completely avoid the head trauma that comes with the game - and that the NFL needs to make significant changes to live on.
Broncos receiver Emmanuel Sanders almost signed with the Patriots in 2013. He said he would have "won some world championships" if he played here, which makes the team's failed signing hurt even more.
If we accept that DeflateGate was indeed a big deal, then yesterday's news from Roger Goodell has to be considered a bombshell.
Roger Goodell will deliver his "State of the League" address this week. Here's what I'd ask Roger if I had the chance.
The guests continued to roll in on Felger & Mazz on Tuesday afternoon in San Francisco, with Fox Sports 1 host Colin Cowherd stopping by the F&M broadcast center.
Roger Goodell said the testing done to measure footballs this year was not testing it all.
With less than a week to go until Super Bowl 50, there are so many who have their eyes focused on the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos, but there is much more.
Chris "Mad Dog" Russo joined Felger & Mazz from Radio Row in San Francisco on Tuesday, and had plenty of nice things to say about Tom Brady.
Former NFL kicker and NFL Player's Association representative Jay Feely joined Felger & Mazz on Radio Row on Tuesday, giving his thoughts on the DeflateGate mess of last year.
On the HGH allegations against him, Peyton Manning said he would welcome an NFL investigation - just days after his team completed their own.
Young stars Dont'a Hightower, Jamie Collins, Chandler Jones and Malcolm Butler are all set to hit free agency after the 2016 season, and will need to be taken care of sooner rather than later.
His story is one worth talking about over and over again.
While Denver Broncos offensive tackle Ryan Clady is disappointed he'll have to miss another Super Bowl due to injury, he's taking solace in the fact the New England Patriots won't be playing in Super Bowl 50 either.
Is it possible to have a Super Bowl with two underdogs? That's how the Panthers and Broncos are both portraying themselves before Sunday.
Whether it's on the field against top-flight wide receivers or off the field with retired Hall of Famers working in the media, Josh Norman is a shutdown cornerback.
If the Broncos are going to win the Super Bowl, they'll have to defeat the NFL's best team, as Carolina has the league's MVP and one of the top defenses.
The Patriots have too many good young players on defense to pay them all market-value deals. Who will be the odd man out?
