Primetime with BM

On today's episode, we review the latest in NFL firings, briefly touch upon the future stars of the NBA, and try to make sense of what Sam Darnold is.

In this episode, we talk about the next Raiders QB Fernando Mendoza for the 15th straight week, Coleridge stunk up Boston, and Paddy 'Da Baddae' Pimblett storms the Primetime scene, all as we make a prayer to the best rb in the league.

In this episode, we talk about the failure of the Bills and the missed calls and called calls.

In this episode, we get stuck in Green Screen Land while going on and on about how Indiana just might me the greatest qb in Indiana history. Why don't you go ahead and shoot your shot for your crush, after all, it probably would be straighter than Tyler Loop's kick on Sunday night.

On today's episode, we answer questions from the fans, discuss the looming NFL playoff implications, and detail the Clippers Aspiration scandal.

Both of last year's #1 seeds have died undignified playoff deaths, but they dominated the Pro Bowl voting, so that's real nice for them. Don't forget to settle your debts and make your resolutions. It's the final episode of the season!

Merry Christmas! Thanks to all our listeners for another fantastic year.

Is it really so much for me to ask you to use your imagination once in a while? On this week's episode, we start our time travel adventure, so just for once, maybe you can do the heavy lifting and pretend we're there? Brayden runs down his first mock draft of the season and we talk predictions both old and new. Get ready to stuff your stockings, you filthy animals.

In this episode, we talk about the TNF, the biggest scenarios for this week, and just how bad Max Brosmer really was while setting up a time machine.

Ruh roh, Raggy. We have trouble in Detroit after the Lions lose to the cheeseheads on Thanksgiving Day and the Bears surge past the Eagles to keep their lead in the NFC North. Joe Burrow returns to the Bengals to defeat the Ravens. After that, we spend some time reflecting on those who came before us.

Today's episode is packed full of delicious NFL football discussion and analysis. Can the Bills or the Lions recover from their recent stumbles? Can the Colts finish the season strong? Where the hell is my Sports Illustrated football phone? It was supposed to arrive two weeks ago!

Three's company at the Primetime nest. You mess with the Daboll, you get the horns or whatever. Anyway, here's the episode.

AGAIN? It's the Halloween episode, folks. There are multiple cuts and choppy edits. Hopefully, it stays up this time!

The Primetime boys are joined by three special guests to talk about J.J. Mcart- I mean "Nine". The dogs have to eat! BARK BARK!

This week's episode is coming at you LIVE from a Texas basement that smells like cheese farts and moldy sweatsocks.

356 days, 52 weeks, here we are. Thank you all for enjoying the ride.

So nice, you had to do it Frice

Did I spell that correctly? Anyways, it's MLB playoff time. It's time to read some mail. It's time to say goodbye to man of the year, Tyreek Hill. It's time to donate to St. Jude's Children's Hospital because I forgot to mention it. But, most of all, it's party time.

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NFL Week 2 recap, NFL Week 3 predictions, MLB playoff race reports, more mail, more nicknames, and more cocktail shakin'.

Justin Herbert, Josh Allen, and J.J. McCarthy become fathers.

The NFL season is here, Amari Cooper is not, and Jalen Carter needs a bib.

In this episode, we talk about Jerry Jones and his stupid trade, College Football, the Phoenix Suns, and a return of a long-awaited segment.

In this episode, we vent about "Cream Puff Daddy" Desmond Watson getting cut, movies and tv show draft builder, and Cris Collinsworth getting on our nerves.

Jaxson Dart and Caleb Williams ride on through as this little mini-episode is blown up after ESPN bought WWE