Dorm Room Dispute: Wild Card Week Betting Advice
January 15, 2022
Mitchell explains why Brandon Staley committed coaching malpractice this season and cost the Los Angeles Chargers a playoff spot.
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Mitchell explains why Brandon Staley committed coaching malpractice this season and cost the Los Angeles Chargers a playoff spot.
We wrap up the last week of the longest NFL season with all the drama from the Indianapolis Colts imploding to Pittsburgh Steelers and Las Vegas Raiders overtime stunners.
Two teams lacking any recent postseason success face one another in the kickoff of the 2021-22 NFL playoffs on Saturday. The Cincinnati Bengals host the Las Vegas Raiders in the Wild Card round, and the guys from Jungle Talk are here to preview the game.
Too Much Pod Tar is back with their Baseball Hall of Fame episode. Your host Alex Kielar is joined by
The guys from Jungle Talk recap the Battle of Ohio and discuss playoff posturing before the afternoon and night games decide Cincinnati’s playoff opponent.
The final week of the regular season is here, and the Cincinnati Bengals travel north to visit the in-state and division rival Cleveland Browns.
We speculate if the Las Vegas Raiders have a culture problem, break down dynasty ranking issues, and try to wrap our heads around all the different playoff seeding scenarios.
The young Cincinnati Bengals faced another massive test on Sunday, and they came through with flying colors.
Mitchell Kaminski talks about why Baker Mayfield’s shoulder injury is a valid excuse for his poor play and provides an interesting theory on Nick Foles.
Marc and Sam go over how the Bengals will match up with the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, in a game that could net Cincinnati the AFC North crown and cement their place in the playoffs.
We have arrived at the end of the fantasy football season with championships on the line.
Mitchell Kaminski rants about that abomination of a Monday Night Football game but explains why there could be a positive silver lining for the Chicago Bears moving forward.
Mitchell explains why Brandon Staley committed coaching malpractice this season and cost the Los Angeles Chargers a playoff spot.
We wrap up the last week of the longest NFL season with all the drama from the Indianapolis Colts imploding to Pittsburgh Steelers and Las Vegas Raiders overtime stunners.
Two teams lacking any recent postseason success face one another in the kickoff of the 2021-22 NFL playoffs on Saturday. The Cincinnati Bengals host the Las Vegas Raiders in the Wild Card round, and the guys from Jungle Talk are here to preview the game.
Too Much Pod Tar is back with their Baseball Hall of Fame episode. Your host Alex Kielar is joined by the president of Prime Time
The guys from Jungle Talk recap the Battle of Ohio and discuss playoff posturing before the afternoon and night games decide Cincinnati’s playoff opponent.
The final week of the regular season is here, and the Cincinnati Bengals travel north to visit the in-state and division rival Cleveland Browns.
We speculate if the Las Vegas Raiders have a culture problem, break down dynasty ranking issues, and try to wrap our heads around all the different playoff seeding scenarios.
The young Cincinnati Bengals faced another massive test on Sunday, and they came through with flying colors.
Mitchell Kaminski talks about why Baker Mayfield’s shoulder injury is a valid excuse for his poor play and provides an interesting theory on Nick Foles.
Marc and Sam go over how the Bengals will match up with the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, in a game that could net Cincinnati the AFC North crown and cement their place in the playoffs.
We have arrived at the end of the fantasy football season with championships on the line.
Mitchell Kaminski rants about that abomination of a Monday Night Football game but explains why there could be a positive silver lining for the Chicago Bears moving forward.
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