Butter Blitz Week 8 Recap Week 9 Preview

An episode of the Butter and Bacon: The Good Stuff of Disney podcast, hosted by Butter and Bacon, titled "Butter Blitz Week 8 Recap Week 9 Preview" was published on November 3, 2016 and runs 34 minutes.

November 3, 2016 ·34m · Butter and Bacon: The Good Stuff of Disney

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The Butter Blitz takes a look at our predictions from the previous week and glances into our crystal ball (sometimes hazy) to make prognostications for the upcoming games in the Butter and Bacon Fantasy Football League. #BaBFFL

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The Butter Blitz takes a look at our predictions from the previous week and glances into our crystal ball (sometimes hazy) to make prognostications for the upcoming games in the Butter and Bacon Fantasy Football League. #BaBFFL

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