And The Kick Is Good!

The guys turn their attention solely to the offensive skill positions in the upcoming draft. No mention of wantaway QBs or random coordinator hirings, just discussion about small kings and one particular tight end.

This weeks episode sees the three amigos talk about just about every QB you can think of. Contract disputes, long standing legends running off to other organizations and one that nobody can stand - and that's just Brad, Colum and Tom.

Brad joins us again as the trio go team by team recapping their early free agency moves. Who looks good, who doesn't, and why haven't your team made MORE MOVES!? Also discussed: Countdown theory, different positions tiered money and the highest paid player at a position ever. And no - it's not Laremy Tunsil.

It's legal tampering period, and Colum and Tom take you through each committed move made in the first 4 hours of the window. They also discuss the small matter of the Carolina Panthers trading for the first overall pick. Enjoy!

Brad makes his triumphant return just in time to discuss Daniel Jones' new extension, and laugh at the Vikings. Colum and Tom try to keep him on track, but you won't be surprised to see this episode went long.

Colum and Tom roll around the weekly news from the NFL, before looking back on the storylines coming out of teams in the last 12 months, and rate their 2022 seasons out of 10.

Tom and Colum tackle the quietest week in the NFL calendar, and talk mainly about feet.

Never one to be factually accurate, we butcher some names in this podcast. We apologise and promise to try and be better. Enjoy!

Tom and Colum give their musings over the latest coach hirings, and discuss what Payton in Denver means for Wilson.  They then look toward the super bowl, discuss the matchups to look for and what on earth you do about Travis Kelce.

The Superbowl is SET! Colum and Tom go through the championship games, and crucify the guilty parties. They also discuss who has been disowned by the pod, and one of the better player twitter exchanges for a while.

Colum and Tom run through the rather lacklustre divisional weekend, discuss where the eliminated teams go from here, and somehow end up on the topic of Condoleezza Rice.

Wildcard roundup. Contract discussion. Names forgotten. And things get awkward when Tom calls out Colum on his love for a QB.

On our first Bradless expedition, the boys get side-tracked to nobodies surprise. Week 18 and coach firings are discussed, and one pending free agent quarterback is connected to every franchise possible. And the Baltimore Colts.

Week 17 is done and dusted, and the guys discuss and digest all the fallout in their own unique way. We say goodbye to one co-host before their hiatus for an unspecified length of time, and one of us defends Kayvon Thibodeux (these two things are not related).

It's Week 16 and the NFL is still as wild as ever with the Christmas Eve games and all the news that's happened since! We're still down Tom for this one, so Brad & Colum recap every game and break down whether the teams will be looking at new GMs, new Head Coaches or new Quarterbacks. Where will Sean Payton end up? Who's already staring down the barrel of an exit? Which QBs...

Tom's gone north of the wall for Christmas, so it's up to Brad and Colum to steer this ship. They don't have a soundboard, they don't have feedback from Tom for half of his games and they have nobody to keep them on track but themselves. Somehow they only go for an hour. It's a Miracle on Podcast Street. Join us as we recap week 15's games, look forward to the playoff...

Brad's calling his shot - the Detroit Lions and Carolina Panthers are going to the playoffs. Overcoming the odds and the NFC (b)East, he's going all in on those plucky teams. Brad is also drunk this week, Colum may or may not have bought a painting and Tom can't work out his soundboard. It's a great week.

The eternal question is asked - just who can win enough games in January and make it to the Superbowl. Who has made believers of us all? Who amongst the NFL do we cast doubt upon? How much does Colum want to talk about Lyle Lyle Crocodile again? Find out all this and more in this week's episode!

Tom gets the reigns to the good ship Editing this week, and proceeds to do very little. Brad refuses to talk about one game, exercising his yearly 'nope' clause, and Colum has very few words on many games (and more than are needed on the 49ers - to the surprise of no-one). All baked together, they produce a delicious festive episode of your favourite undrafted rookie running back and kic...

This was recorded on Monday, edited by Wednesday and going up on Sunday because Brad is an idiot. I am sure there is a Thanksgiving related reason for this... there isn't? We're British? Shit. Well still, find out what we did and didn't like from Week 11 and why it was the Minnesota Vikings!

Colum sings in this one... that's the depths to which Week 10 of the NFL sent us. Tom and Brad apologise profusely for this and will do our best to prevent this from happening again in the future.

Not all football is born equal and during the 'Byemageddon' the boys find this out the hard way. There's a lot of fraudulent teams, players, coaches and owners, so we get around to calling them out in a week where a Hall of Fame QB throws multiple backbreaking interceptions, the Colts fire their Head Coach and replace him with an o-lineman and Geno Smith might be MVP. There's m...

Week 8, or Week 7 again if you're Tom, is in the books and so is the trade deadline but this time it's actually exciting!! That's right we've got major moves on deadline day for once and we recap them all (well the big ones at least!). Who's the winner? Who's the loser? Why are the Chicago Bears front office being so weird? Who knows!

Out now in cinemas near you is the movie critics are calling 'Terrific family fun' (Daily Mail) and 'A mellifluous and forgettable' (El Pais) is Lyle, Lyle Crocodile, the animated comedy musical that has Colum saying Javier Bardem puts down a terrific performance. What does any of this have to do with football? Well there are certain teams that Colum is now going to refuse to r...

Week 6 is in the books, the dust is settling and we're really getting to know these teams now, so let's starting crowning who we think are contenders for a playoff run, or just mere pretenders to the throne. The AFC is more stacked that the NFC but that just means more potential pretenders for the NFC right?!