Former NFL offensive lineman Brian Baldinger, who played with the Cowboys, Colts, and Eagles from 1982 through 1992, now works with the NFL Network and many other outlets as an analyst these days, and he's one of the best in the business. Baldinger recently spoke with Touchdown Wire's Doug Farrar on a number of subjects, including: 
His CoachTube series of seminars, in which he covers offensive and defensive line play, receiver techniques, and how to play tight end and fullback;
How much he absolutely loved the Patriots' run-centric game plan against the Bills (this tracks; I have never seen so many offensive linemen so excited about a single game in my life); 
Whether the Eagles should go forward with Jalen Hurts or Gardner Minshew at quarterback; and
Why the rest of the NFL had better watch out for the Dolphins. 

As always, talking ball with Baldy is fun and informative, so check it out! 

<p>Former NFL offensive lineman Brian Baldinger, who played with the Cowboys, Colts, and Eagles from 1982 through 1992, now works with the NFL Network and many other outlets as an analyst these days, and he's one of the best in the business. Baldinger recently spoke with Touchdown Wire's Doug Farrar on a number of subjects, including:&nbsp;</p>
<ul>
<li>His <a href="https://coachtube.com/search?q=baldinger">CoachTube series of seminars</a>, in which he covers offensive and defensive line play, receiver techniques, and how to play tight end and fullback;</li>
<li>How much he absolutely loved the Patriots' run-centric game plan against the Bills (this tracks; I have never seen so many offensive linemen so excited about a single game in my life);&nbsp;</li>
<li>Whether the Eagles should go forward with Jalen Hurts or Gardner Minshew at quarterback; and</li>
<li>Why the rest of the NFL had better watch out for the Dolphins.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<p>As always, talking ball with Baldy is fun and informative, so check it out!&nbsp;</p>

A podcast with Doug Farrar of USA Today's Sports Media Group that covers sports, politics, journalism and music in interesting intersections.

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