Offseason naughtiness abounds this week as we see what some players who should really know better have been up to. Also up for discussion is Chris Johnson’s move to the Jets, Clowney generally being too amazing to bother doing team workouts, salary cap tactics, and Alex Mack’s transition tag and ability to morph into fluid form. Plus freaky mascots and a load of other offseason nonsense. You have been warned.
Here we go again. As always all opinions are welcomed so hit me up.
Us Brits love rules, so despite there being nothing specifically about queueing or eye contact on public transport we dig into the possible rule changes for next season, tackle a whole bunch of listener questions, and manage to get through the episode with hardly any wild speculation about DeSean Jackson.
Here it is, the final part of my free agency review and it is arguably the 2 Divisions that made the most moves. Obviously in other Divisions there has been a number of moves since I started writing this so keep an eye on the podcast for updates (or the NFL website). Anyhoo…
With the North covered, lets take a look at the East… Surely the Patriots didn’t make any big moves? Right?
Last week free agency opened to a kind of complete and utter craziness I have never seen before. It was like all the players names were thrown in the air and they ended up on completely different rosters.
The first week of free agency has been pretty crazy – just what are the Raiders up to? Where are the Broncos getting all their cash from? Why is Duncan’s internet connection so patchy? All this and more is discussed as we look at the Free Agency winners and losers so far.
When Dan asked me to write something hockey related to help fill the immense void of the NFL off-season I thought long and hard about my options. The first thing that came to mind was that I’d never actually written anything like what he was asking for before, so where on earth would I begin? In the end the timing of his request and league events conspired so that it pretty much wrote itself. And in the process I thoroughly enjoyed it, so thanks Dan, I owe you one. It is, of course, certainly no masterpiece but hopefully it will give at least a little insight into what was for me the most extraordinary day in my time following the National Hockey League.
