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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2025 · 1H 5M

GTW_GTC: Overtime - Olympic Flag Football Draft

from Good Teams Win, Great Teams Cover · host Paul Redman, Joe Hooson, John Byrne

🏈 Olympic Flag Football Draft | GTW_GTC: Overtime Flag football is headed to the Olympics—and we’re drafting like it’s gold medal season! In this high-stakes episode of GTW_GTC Overtime Byron, Joe & Paul go head-to-head in a Flag Football Draft, each building a 10-player squad from the NFL… with a twist.🚨 The Rules:- 10 picks each-Only 1 player allowed per NFL team- No repeats. No second chances. Just strategy, speed, and star power.From Mahomes to Micah Parsons, who goes first? Who gets sniped? And who ends up with the most unstoppable Olympic line-up?🔥 In This Episode:Flag Football teambuilding breakdowns 🧠Surprise picks and sleeper steals 😲Heated debates and hilarious moments 🎙️Plus a tirade on the NFL London Games ticket sale (recorded on the day of the Spurs Games Sale)💬 Comment below with YOUR top 10-player Olympic squad using only one player per NFL team!📢 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you never miss a draft, debate, or deep dive from GTW_GTC🎧 Listen to the full podcast on Spotify & Apple Podcasts📲 Follow us on Twitter/X, TikTok & Instagram @GTW_GTC

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