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Dec 21, 2022 1 hr 35 min

TCFFL 84 - Creating Christmas Magic

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Nate and Tony discuss the landscape of social media, Tesla stock being down, and Elon Musk to open up this Christmas episode of TacoCorp Fantasy Football League Podcast. They hop into what Christmas was like for them as a child and how they need to change their SACKO rules for the next fantasy football season so punishments are fair and given to the appropriate managers. They update the listeners with their fantasy playoffs standings, decide whether or not the NFL schedule, with games on Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, is necessary or annoying. After than, the duo critiques ESPNs Top 10 Power Rankings after Week 15 of the NFL Football season, take a stand on whether or not Dan Campbell and Jared Goff's Detroit Lions will make the playoffs, if Trevor Lawrence is the next great quarterback of the NFL, and rate the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, and Jacksonville Jaguars overrated or underrated. It wouldn't be a TCFFL episode if they didn't draft so they pick their Top 5 Christmas Activities before leaving everyone with a rave heading into next week. TacoCorp FFL YouTube TacoCorp FFL Twitter 58 W. King Podcast - YouTube 58 W. King Podcast - Apple 58 W. King Podcast - Spotify 58 W. King Twitter Whiskey Flick - Apple Whiskey Flick - Spotify Whiskey Flick - Twitter Subscribe. Download. Listen. Rate. Review. Share. Love.

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