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Aug 15, 2022 1 hr 46 min

Ep. 34: Knee Biters, Year Two

from Tuesday Morning Blitz Hosted by Jackson Roberts

In the words of the great Cale Clinton, the August air is starting to feel a little crisp. It’s nearly football season and that means TMB has the duty of preparing you for any and every twist that could crop up along the way. This week, we welcome first-time guest Tosh Meyers, Packer superfan and hot take artist, to discuss all things NFC, including top storylines, favorite prop bets and postseason predictions. Listen on to find: NFC West preseason storylines (3:20) NFC West favorite prop bets (21:25) NFC West playoff predictions (28:49) NFC South preseason storylines (32:23) NFC South favorite prop bets (41:19 and also 49:02) NFC South playoff predictions (47:09) NFC North preseason storylines (51:51) NFC North favorite prop bets (1:08:44) NFC North playoff predictions (1:16:04) NFC East preseason storylines (1:17:10) NFC East favorite prop bets (1:22:52) NFC East playoff predictions (1:30:17) Tosh’s AFC Bets, since he won’t be on the AFC pod (1:37:30) And our NFC Championship predictions! (1:40:10) Thanks for listening to Episode 34! If you like football (which you probably do, if you’re listening to this podcast), we guarantee you’ll like following us @TMB_Pod on Twitter, and hey, while you’re at it, maybe follow hosts @CaleClinton and @jrobertsbsbl as well. We’re Cale and Jackson, and we’ll see you… next Tuesday.

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