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tom brady

Week 4-Sky

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Are you ready for Week 4 in the NFL?
Where the heck did the season go already?

Sky Sports has announced their line-up for Week 4 Sunday, and it is pretty awesome.

Kicking it off at 6pm, the high flying New England Patriots will be taking on the Buffalo Bills in a 3-0 match-up.

Then at 9pm, the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings ‘get it on’ for a clutch match NFC North contest.

At 1:20am (you still up?) the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints get down and dirty in an epic late night match-up.

Join us at Belushi’s Hammersmith to watch the games and get stuck in.

Is your game NOT one on the list?
Get in touch and we can book you in a private booth with your own games, plus hit ya with some free beer and wings as well.

Every day is NFL with us!

Week 3 Predictions

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Whew!
What a week in the NFL!
How did you do in your week 3 predictions?

Wade & Ryan make their picks every Friday for the podcast, and now we have the results in…Wade totally smoked Ryan!

Ryan went a respectable 8-8 for the week, a healthy 500-with all of his attention focused on his Buffalo Bills.
Ryan did get caught up in some of his ’emotional’ picks, but was able to ride some of his into a good weekend of predictions.

Wade on the other hand totally nailed this week, going 14-2 and killing some of the top picks that he had for the weekend.

Among some of Wade’s top picks for the week:

Detroit Lions
Wade had them to win the game outright, and they did at that, plying on the pressure on the Philadelphia Eagles who were injured and outmatched.

Panthers
When Cam is out, it’s time for the team to shine-which is exactly what happened. Christian McCaffery was on fire-blasting through the helpless Arizona Cardinals defence with ease.

Giants
Teams play to their best, when they need to impress. The Giants were able to impress upon the Bucs defence just how much Daniel Jones wanted this.
They did indeed.

If you took Wade’s picks-congrats! You probably won a lot of money this week.
If you took Ryan’s…hope you broke even.

Ep 63-Week 3 Preview

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So what’s going to happen in week 3 of the NFL?
With so many quarterbacks broken and shaken, will some teams be able to complete a winning season?

Wade & Ryan look at all of the key matches this week, and add their ‘expert’ analysis to predict who will win some of these games.
What games should you be looking at for victory.

Some of the key games the guys look at are:

Broncos (0-2) vs Packers (2-0)
The Broncos limp into Lambeau facing a team that hasn’t really lived up to expectations. Wade believes that Aaron Rodgers is injured, and will face a tough contest here.
The Broncos need to get their D together.

Bengals (0-2) vs Bills (2-0)
Ryan is getting high on his own supply, believing the Bills to be the next messiah. But will they be able to joust Andy Dalton and co.? Yes. Bills are facing the Patriots in Week 4, so this will be a viable test game.

Ravens (2-0) vs Chiefs (2-0)
Here’s a guy…that everyone is looking forward to watching.
The Ravens and Lamar Jackson have people believing, but they haven’t faced anyone like the Chiefs yet. Look for Mahomes to roll on.

Raiders (1-1) vs Vikings (1-1)
The Vikings escaped a close one versus the Packers last week, and the Raiders held the Chiefs…for a bit. How will they do this week? Minnesota is at home…in a dome. That says it all.

Saints (1-1) vs Seahawks (2-0)
New Orleans was as crushed as Drew Trees hand after that huge loss to the Rams in Week 2. But will Teddy Bridgewater be able to toss this victory back to the Saints? Probably, but this will be one heck of a game.

Dolphins (0-2) vs Cowboys (2-0)
The Dolphins may very well be the worst NFL team of all time.
That’s all you need to know.

Join us Sunday at Belushi’s Hammersmith to watch all of the games.
See you Sunday.

Ep 62-Week 2 Review

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What a week in the NFL!
It was good if you’re a doctor, but if you are a QB-not so good.

What the heck happened in the week, and will the NFL ever be the same again?

Our pundits Wade McElwain & Ryan Cull look at all of the big games, as well as some of the really crappy games as well.

They break down some of the big match-ups and reflect on some of the truly happy plays, so that you don’t have to.
Including:

Week 2 Games

Bears vs Broncos-Hey refs! Get your heads out of your asses. This was a truly shameful game for the fans, as the refs blew another set of key plays. How soon before we get AI or robot refs?

Bills vs Giants-The age of Eli is officially over, and the Bills are threatening the AFC (metaphorically) Will the Bills be able to tough it out this season?

Cardinals vs Ravens-Hmmm…the Ravens were stalled by Kyler Murray and the Cardinals. Is their swan song of Week 1 officially over? Too early to tell-but don’t bet the house on them.

Cowboys vs Redskins
‘Dem Boyz are 2-0 which means it’s time to over react. Are they the second coming? Or are the Redskins better than they seem. Maybe they do have something to lose?

Chargers vs Lions
The Lions finally have their roar back, and they blasted it on the Chargers. Will they be able to sustain this though? Are the Chargers out of power?

Seahawks vs Steelers
Big Ben is broken, will he ever be put back together? Doubtful. And the Seahawks D doesn’t look that solid either. How will the Steelers put the team back together again?

49ers vs Bengals
Jimmy G was in the house, and he didn’t look as horrible as expected. The Bengals continue to look like a garbage truck crashed into a methadone clinic.

Want more picks and predictions?
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NFL Team Names

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How you make a Packer?
Or identify with a Ram?
Or just want to be a Brown?

Well the NFL has some storied history to its legacy, and now you can learn why certain teams were named that way.

The NFL Films have released a very cool video showing what each team went through to get where they are.

There are thousands of stories of NFL team lore, as well as some great stories of failed franchises, reckless owners and trying times in the world that made the NFL a difficult climb.
Remember when the Steelers and Eagles had to join together because WWII took so many players as soldiers that they were unable to field a full team?

We love the NFL, and we love history.
Take a look back as you await that long climb back to Sunday.