Football 360 Show
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With Football 360, we will dive deep into American Football, from youth leagues to the pro level. Our podcast is your ultimate source for all things football with training tips, NIL discussions, D1 Recruiting, the Transfer Portal, Athletic Development, and Speed & Strength training. This podcast will feature discussions about all levels of football, including youth, middle school, high school, college, and the NFL and other pro football leagues. This podcast is for you if you are asking questions such as: -What do I need to do to get a football scholarship? -How does the transfer portal work?
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
JP Rock and Matt Bierman make football recruiting legible through candid discussion of camps, game film, development, offers, and the transfer portal.
Football 360 Show turns recruiting into a practical conversation about decisions, development, and the details coaches actually notice. JP Rock and Matt Bierman move easily between high school football, college camps, game film, and the transfer portal, grounding the discussion…
A camp stopwatch meets game film, and your recruiting checklist starts looking a little thin.
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A grounded football discussion that turns dead-week rules and training into practical advice.
This Football 360 Show episode stays anchored in dead-week rules, a dead week violation, and the everyday work of football development, with JP Rock and Matt Bierman sounding like coaches sorting through the details in real time.
A blunt football talk about development, coaching habits, and what holds up.
JP and Matt spend the episode on the gap between seeming productive and doing the work that actually shapes football players. They get into quarterback development, defensive scheme installs, and the habits that get mistaken for coaching, then turn to what survives on varsity…
Missouri recruiting talk with a hard edge and a focus on the basics.
Missouri recruiting is treated here as a local test of whether the program can keep more in-state talent at home. J.P. Rock and Matt Bierman make that case plainly, and the point lands because it is tied to something concrete: Coach Drinkwitz's helicopter visit and the narrow…
A brisk quarterback-rep discussion that keeps roster planning grounded in the next season, not just the current one.
Football 360 Show moves quickly, and this cut uses that pace for a plain point: quarterback reps matter, and waiting on development can leave a team thin later.
Heat, quarterback pressure, and youth-football development, kept practical and conversational.
This episode stays grounded in football conditions and the way heat can shape the first stretch of the season. JP Rock and Matt Bierman spend the strongest part of the discussion on the quarterback question, drawing a clean line between a college choice to play both guys in the…
A kickoff-week football conversation that puts culture and work ethic ahead of hype.
The episode keeps its focus on a busy kickoff week in football, with the conversation circling back to top end talent, local program identity, and the daily work that sits underneath both.
Practical sideline talk on heat, hydration, and football common sense.
The segment keeps its focus on football weather, sideline rules, and the blunt problem of hydration when the heat rises. JP Rock and Matt Bierman move through fields that do not allow Gatorade, stadium rules that keep people from bringing in water, and the uneasy balance between…
A blunt summer recruiting talk about development, patience, and what exposure actually buys.
Summer football drives the discussion, with camps, seven on sevens, recruiting, and player development all in view. The hosts push back on the idea that exposure is enough. Their point is plain: a player still has to put in the work if the goal is a higher level.
Daily 49ers draft-room talk.
49ers draft talk with real roster stakes.
Matt Beerman and JP Rock spend much of the episode on Missouri high school transfers, explaining why getting into a school and becoming eligible to play are different problems.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman spend the episode talking about what actually builds a player and what only looks sharp for a minute.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman bring Andy Hafner into the studio to talk through Brett Ottensmeyer’s path from Parkway West senior quarterback to Missouri State commit.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman check in from Gulf Shores, Alabama, and the conversation stays on dead week, training, and the everyday realities of high school football.
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The hosts start with the heat, the air conditioning, and why morning practices make sense when summer gets miserable.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman open on the return of football season.
The show opens in summer mode.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman kick things off with ideal football weather and easy, off-the-cuff banter.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman frame the episode around late-summer football, with high school joint practices, Mizzou media day, and camps at SEMO, Ottawa, Westminster Missouri, and Fulton already filling the calendar.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman say recruiting "does not just happen," pointing to Get Offered profiles and film that must match what coaches are told.
Hosts JP Rock and Matt Bierman discuss football scouting, highlighting how elite prospects like Jackson Cantwell are identified early.
The hosts discuss the Lindenwood football mega camp, covering player evaluations, recruiting strategies, and the impact of testing data.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman open with the heat.
JP Rock and Matt Bierman open fast.