Ep. 15 Christmas Special, Miami Dawgs, NFL Playoff Race, & CFP Quarterfinal Previews

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Summary



In this Christmas Edition of BrodiePod, Brayden and Ethan dive into the latest football headlines, focusing on NFL Week 17 and playoff implications. We talk about the Cowboys' elimination from playoff contention and what the team will look like going into next season. The episode also features Brodie's of the Week, like Michael Irvin and Jake Paul. We preview the upcoming College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Games. Finally, we close out the show talking about Texas Tech Basketball and NBA Christmas Games.




Chapters



00:00 Intro / Welcome

01:59 Brodie of the Week: Michael Irvin

04:13 Brodie of the Week: Taysom Hill

07:17 Brodie of the Week: Phillip Rivers

10:16 Brodie of the Week: Jake Paul

14:13 Dallas Cowboys Eliminated, a look a next year?

21:11 Controversial Game - Steelers 29 @ Lions 24

22:32 Mike Tomlin: .500 or Better

23:55 DK Metcalf Suspended 2 games

25:48 AFC Playoff Push: #1 Seed

29:18 NFC Playoff Race: Who's In?

33:48 Chiefs Moving Stadiums 2031

38:01 NFL Week 17 Picks & Previews

58:31 #9 Alabama 34 @ #8 Oklahoma 24

01:00:14 #10 Miami 10 @ #7 Texas A&M 3

01:03:43 G5 Teams in the playoffs: JMU & Tulane

01:06:51 #10 Miami v #2 Ohio St. Preview

01:08:53 #5 Oregon v #4 Texas Tech Preview

01:14:36 #9 Alabama v #1 Indiana Preview

01:17:19 #6 Ole Miss v #3 Georgia Preview

01:18:57 Predicting Upsets in Quarterfinals

01:19:41 Joey Gallo Signs with Savannah Bananas

01:21:58 TTU Men's & Women's Basketball - Ranked in Top 25

01:25:43 NBA Christmas Day

01:28:38 Closing / Outro





Keywords



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