Fitz Take Podcast

10/23/2025

Is Three Years ENOUGH time for College Football Coaches to Succeed?

10/22/2025

Tua Tagovailoa is NO LONGER the answer at QB for the Miami Dolphins

Watch the episode: https://youtu.be/pweqg8nyGoI?si=pACBZndduvs8Cqov

10/14/2025

. believes Eagles WR AJ Brown deserves more production in the offense

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/z3QN67fiDP8?si=SPFUxHQipcRXOp0G

10/14/2025

Penn State is going to pay James Franklin $50 MILLION to LEAVE

The clock is ticking for EVERY college football coach because teams will pay A LOT for you to get out

📺: https://youtu.be/z3QN67fiDP8?si=GaLvrN4kB0FretpA

10/10/2025

Elijah believes it's time for the North Carolina Tarheels and Bill Belichick to separate. What do you think?

Watch the new episode that's out now: https://youtu.be/3xNwsZ_XsvA?si=r-5torLXUjNJPxBb

08/30/2025

Before you head out to Louisiana vs Rice, check out these two pod episodes with QB Walker Howard and S Tyree Skipper!

Walker: https://youtu.be/wrcs63nNNGs?si=A5br1an-eHrS7k92

Tyree: https://youtu.be/GEq6LMp9UVQ?si=pHZsDxCS0186FctC

08/23/2025

"My overall goal is to be undefeated...I don't want to lose a game...I don't think anybody can beat me"

Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Football QB Walker Howard on the personal goals he has for himself this season.

Watch the episode: https://youtu.be/wrcs63nNNGs?si=iEtw-7teYK9fMOmu

08/23/2025

LISTEN 🎧: Ragin’ Cajuns QB Walker Howard talks winning the job, Jaxson Dart, Brian Kelly, Lane Kiffin, and Sun Belt Title hopes

Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns starting quarterback Walker Howard joins the Fitz Take Podcast to break down his football journey and goals for the 2025 season. From

08/21/2025

QB1. Nuff said.

Ragin’ Cajuns starting quarterback Walker Howard is set to join the pod.

Drop your questions down below!

08/20/2025

He’s a staple on the Ragin’ Cajuns defense.

‘The Landlord’ is set to join the show!

08/13/2025

Micah Parsons isn’t just a star — he’s the heartbeat of the Cowboys defense. Here’s why letting him go would be the biggest mistake in franchise history