Long Snapper Nfl Podcast

Adam, Pat, Rich & Mark are here - we had a lot to get through, including reviewing some relevant final week games, discussing Black Monday (and Tuesday) firings, and previewing the Super Wild Card Weekend games. Plus a quiz, obviously.

We approach Week 18, and Pat, Mark, Rich & Adam actually try and give an informative run down of what might happen, and laugh at one or two possible bonkers scenarios. But none of this happens before Rich does a quiz (yes, really) and we rant a little about officiating (what else is new).

Adam, Pat & Rich are here for that strange Christmas / New Year in between episode that you're all too drunk or asleep to listen to.

They're all bumper episodes, and this one is no exception. We discuss all the issues in the NFL, from Brandon Staley to Rashard Mendenhall. Craig, Pat, Mark & Adam are eventually joined by Rich, who used a microphone from a 1960s telephone and an old dial up modem.

Adam, Mark & Pat are here to discuss many wide-ranging things, from Adam Vinatieri, to Bailey Zappe. We reviewed and previewed every single game with varying levels of detail.

Craig, Pat, Nate & Adam are here next week to talk for far too long about the AFC and not long enough about the NFC. Rightly so.

Russ and Adam both prepared a quiz. Rich got excited about how well the Texans are being coached. And Mark got angry about officiating.

Adam and Nate were joined by debutant Rob Langley (how did that take so long). Due to some late notice staff unavailability, this was going to be "Long Snapper Lite" with fewer bells and whistles. Except Rob had to leave, and then Nate and Adam just carried on. And on. We even had a deep dive on the Chicago Bears, because, of course we did.

Pat and Rich are back this week and join Russ and Adam. We debate whether the Bills, Jags and Bengals should be concerned about their losses, and also how optimistic the Vikings, Lions, Texans and some others should be. Along with all the usual regular features of the show, and plenty more. You know what you're going to get by now.

No being nice to each other in this episode. Craig returns to go all in on Mark about his Buffalo Bills, and Russ is, well, Russ. Adam brings a quiz that lasts a long time, but in the interests of not being nice, there's no apology for that.

Neil Dutton joins Rich, Pat, Mark & Adam from out of the podcast wilderness for a wide ranging chat from the worst games we've ever seen to our favourite backup Quarterbacks. And plenty more in between.

Adam has an obscure vaguely Geography-based quiz, Nate has a rant about officiating, Rich gets in very early with his other business, Craig drops in to talk about the Jets' bye week, and Pat is off to St. Albans on Friday.

It's just an intimate threesome this week, as Nate and Pat chat to Adam, and less about the AFC South than you might think.

It's Adam, Mark, Rich & Pat who are here this week. Adam has only watched the Titans game, so the others need to fill him in (in our new, regular feature of the show).

As a host of an NFL podcast, if you've not watched all of the games, it's fine because better people than you can bail you out. Literally.

Russ, Nate, Rich, Pat, Mark & Adam are all here. It's a bit chaotic.

Adam is joined by Nate, Pat & Rich for some week 2 chat. There's a high brow quiz, two new regular features of the show, and some relief as technology decides when the show ends instead of us. Unfortunately that was after a lengthy conversation about the Hanger Lane roundabout. Can you steer a train?

Week 1 Over-reactions? Not from us. Plenty of reasoned discussion here, from Adam, Pat, Mark & Rich. How DO pixels work in real life?

Adam, Russ, Pat, Mark & Rich are here to preview the NFC because we are contractually obliged to. Luckily, eventually we preview some week 1 games, and discuss/announce what's happening this year with the Steve Raynes Anytime TD Corner.

This week, Adam, Pat, Mark & Rich are here to preview the AFC in surprising detail and structure. But not before we discuss the NFL's only bombshell trade in history that was for a 4th round pick. Next week, we'll be back to preview the NFC. Probably.