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Dec 22, 2021 1 hr 17 min

Ep 15: Free Medium Pepsis for Everyone!

from Tuesday Morning Blitz Hosted by Jackson Roberts

In a week where everything in the NFL was in flux, TMB is proud to present an episode as full of ridiculousness as any so far. Cale and Jackson were able to keep family pets out of their home studios long enough to deliver their takes on the good teams, the bad teams, and a whole bunch in between! The topics of discussion included: A dominant Dan Campbell win over Arizona and just how much trouble the Cardinals now find themselves facing (1:41) The week that was in fourth down decision-making and whether we should be bemoaning “analytics” (10:28) Some personal content updates and earnest pleas to our listenership! (21:54) How scared the rest of the NFL should be about the apparent resurgence of the Chiefs, especially on offense (24:00) What the Patriots-Colts game Saturday night tells us about the bigger picture in the AFC (28:34) Game balls, including offense (35:05), defense (39:52) and special teams (46:26) The Uniform Games of the Week! (50:29) And head-scratchers, which encompass two very broad and unfortunate topics this week (58:31) Some final housekeeping and goodbyes! (1:13:31) Thanks for tuning in for Episode 15. Be sure to follow @TMB_Pod, @CaleClinton and @jrobertsbsbl on Twitter if you like football (which you probably do, if you’re reading this), and we’ll see you next Tuesday!

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