Monthly Archives: January 2014

Super Bowl Preview – Papa’s Football Podcast

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Jim Irsay looks like a less-sober Dr. House.

Jim Irsay looks like a less-sober Dr. House.

Enjoy the latest episode of Papa’s Football Podcast where we pick the Super Bowl winner, wonder what would have been if Jim Irsay taken his nose out of the cereal bowl of scotch he eats for breakfast long enough to use the first pick in the 2012 NFL draft to build around of Peyton Manning instead of replace him, and fix the Pro Bowl. You heard me: We fix the Pro Bowl. How did we do it? You’re going to have to listen. It’s honestly a really good idea, though. I’m not just tugging your tits to get you to click. Honest injun’.

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Richard Sherman Might Be Wising Up

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It'll make sense when you click the link.

It’ll make sense when you click the link.

In his weekly Monday Morning Quarterback article, Richard Sherman mentions receiving a Tweet after his trash talking of Michael Crabtree that reminded him of the Irvin Himmel quote “No one has ever made himself great by showing how small someone else is” and how it profoundly affected him. I’m happy that the guy seems to be wising up, because a lot of the hate directed at him was quite n-bomb laden, and I was starting to feel guilty by association even though my dislike of the guy was due entirely to shitty sportsmanship and a general loathing of anything related to the Seahawks. To close this post with another piece of profound wisdom, “What the Hell kind of country is this where I can only hate a man if he’s white?”

You can read the rest of Richard Sherman’s MMQB article by clicking here.

Richard Sherman Is An Idiot–Papa’s Football Podcast

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Howie loves Richard Sherman, but Howie also doesn’t post the episodes we record, so guess who gets to name them? This guy. I’m sick of Richard Sherman and the vaunted intellect he apparently possesses for attending Stanford (so did Andrew Luck, yet I don’t hear it mentioned in conjunction with the guy being anointed as Einstein, Jr. every five seconds). We also break down the Patriots – Broncos game and discuss whether or not Colin Kaepernick did indeed cost his team the game. Listen, share and enjoy. (Hell, I’ll settle for you doing two out of the three.)

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Kyle Shanahan Interviews For Ravens Offensive Coordinator

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With Jim Caldwell leaving to coach the Lions, the Ravens needed a new offensive coordinator. And they might not have looked far geographically for him. Pro Football Talk reports that former Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan has interviewed for the position. As a Redskins fan, I can only imagine that the instant he leaves DC he will prove successful elsewhere. Read here for the full story.

Conference Championship Weekend – Papa’s Football Podcast

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It's funny that when I caption a photo "Andrew Luck's Beard" it shows facial hair and when I capture it "Aaron Rodgers' beard" it's a photo of a hot girl. Zing.

It’s funny that when I caption a photo “Andrew Luck’s Beard” it shows facial hair and when I capture it “Aaron Rodgers’ beard” it’s a photo of a hot girl. Zing.

We go over the highlights of a weekend that saw the Broncos took care of the Chargers, the Seahawks dispatched the Saints, the Colts fell to the Patriots and the 49ers vanquished the Panthers. Were our picks dead-on? Who do we have to win the AFC and NFC? Listen to the show and find out. For the good of all humanity.

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Divisional Round Week — Papa’s Football Podcast

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Andy Reid’s team loses in the postseason…again (though the Chiefs’ injuries did pile up at the worst time). Will the Saints get steamrolled again by the Seahawks? Can the Panthers squelch a gritty 49ers team that looks totally on a roll? And can the Colts’ quarterback Andrew Luck show that the game has a new golden boy when he visits New England? Give a listen as we speak the word of (football) God on the latest Papa’s Football Podcast. And share us with your friends, dammit.

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Papa’s Football Podcast — Wild Card Week

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To paraphrase Hank Kingsley, "Aaron Rodgers...is a gay" (allegedly). Which makes this photo a lot funnier.

To paraphrase Hank Kingsley, “Aaron Rodgers…is a gay” (allegedly). Which makes this photo a lot funnier.

Papa’s Football Podcast discusses the final playoff picture, coach firings and hirings and all the other fun to come out of the end of the regular season. Enjoy!

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