Podcast appearances and mentions of kenny stabler

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There's a pic on X that shows a 45 year old Tom Brady compared to a 38 year old Kenny Stabler. Kenny looks no less than 55 years old. Kenny was probably drinking and smoking a lot. Gio thinks it's really the food we're eating here compared to Europe, where people still smoke and still look healthier than a lot of people in America. We took calls on people looking older back a few decades ago than we do now. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Aaron Glenn talking about the sting of losing the Championship game to Denver and how he came to get that back for the Jets. Gio channels Joe Benigno talking about Darren Mougey. Jerry Jones met the media and referenced ‘glory holes' again and cried during the press conference. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies at the Garden. In the final segment of the hour, we took calls on why people looked older a few decades ago than we do now. Gio has been watching videos about Neptune and the moons around it.

Hour 1 Jerry is in for Boomer today so it's Gio & Jerry. We talked about the Jets press conference with Aaron Glenn and Darren Mougey. Glenn said everything Jets fans would want to hear. There are still decisions to be made, including what to do with Aaron Rodgers. If not Rodgers, who are they realistically getting? How much did Glenn have to do with the Lions successful turnaround? When teams are stuck in quarterback hell, like the Jets, it is going to be tough on the head coach. Rodgers comes with a lot of baggage that a head coach has to deal with. Jerry has hope for the Jets, as both the Red Sox and Cubs figured it out. I mean, we had a Cubs/Cleveland World Series. C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update and starts with the sounds of Aaron Glenn from the press conference. Darren Mougey referenced getting a Super Bowl back to the Jets. The Jags welcomed Liam Coen as the new Head Coach and it didn't go great. In the final segment of the hour, Al & Jerry are struggling to get views on YouTube. Hour 2 In the last 3 years in the playoffs, we looked at penalties called against the Chiefs and those called against their opponents. There is a big difference. This is why people think the Chiefs get the calls. A caller said maybe great teams commit fewer penalties. A woman thinks the refs knew about Dave Portnoy's bet against the Chiefs and favored them because of it. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the sounds of Aaron Glenn, wanting ‘this job'. Glenn said ‘get used to winning'. He will not be calling the defense because he wants to be ‘the best head coach'. Pete Carroll met the media and was interrupted by Marshawn Lynch. Jerry Jones talked about the risk of hiring Brian Schottenheimer since he has no head coaching experience. In the final segment of the hour, Brett from Long Island vs C-Mac is now a YouTube video on the WFAN channel. A caller said maybe the Chiefs don't make mistakes so they don't get flagged. Hour 3 There's a pic on X that shows a 45 year old Tom Brady compared to a 38 year old Kenny Stabler. Kenny looks no less than 55 years old. Kenny was probably drinking and smoking a lot. Gio thinks it's really the food we're eating here compared to Europe, where people still smoke and still look healthier than a lot of people in America. We took calls on people looking older back a few decades ago than we do now. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with Aaron Glenn talking about the sting of losing the Championship game to Denver and how he came to get that back for the Jets. Gio channels Joe Benigno talking about Darren Mougey. Jerry Jones met the media and referenced ‘glory holes' again and cried during the press conference. The Knicks beat the Grizzlies at the Garden. In the final segment of the hour, we took calls on why people looked older a few decades ago than we do now. Gio has been watching videos about Neptune and the moons around it. Hour 4 Aaron Glenn mentioned in yesterday's press conference that he still thinks about the championship game loss to the Broncos and wants to get that back for the Jets. Gio said they have been in quarterback hell and they're still there. Glenn needs a great quarterback and a great offensive coordinator. Ben Johnson took the Bears job because of Caleb Williams. Mike Vrabel took the Patriots job because of Drake Maye. Jerry was not impressed by Maye, but Gio thought he was pretty good. We have to give Glenn a learning curve. We can't expect him to be a great coach in season one. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day, but first we talked about Gio's dog situation. Jerry used to have a tick where he would say, ‘and a ballsack' in the WFAN newsroom. C-Lo starts with the sounds of Aaron Glenn from his opening press conference. Woody Johnson also spoke about Glenn and GM Darren Mougey. Jon Gruden talked about the challenges of new head coaches. Jerry Jones talked about all the risks he's taken over the last five years. The Moment of The Day: Gio as ...

There are very few figures in the history of football with a more unique legacy than Kenny "Snake" Stabler, a former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback who became a pro football legend and later a one-of-a-kind radio personality. Listen as his former radio partner Eli Gold shares his memories and stories of Kenny Stabler's unforgettable career. Presented by Broadway Joe's Fantasy Sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode: The ATS A longshot Juicy payouts Bankroll boosters We also touch on The TableMaker, Aaron Rodgers, Mississippi Crap Check, Kenny Stabler, Excalibur, The Holy Grail, first time shooters, and Ed names The Ten Ton Triangle. Call The Casino Tears Vent Line 229-NO SEVEN (667-3836) Now! Leave a message, ask a question or simply get something off your mind -  We might even play it on air!! NEW EPISODES DROP WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS - Please visit our home page at casinotears.com for more info, merch, and host contacts Extended versions will also drop Tuesdays on Patreon - Don't miss out :) Email: noseven@casinotears.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CasinoTears Pro Shop: https://www.casinotears.vegas/shop/ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/casinotears X: https://x.com/CasinoTears Color Comin' In: https://www.cci.vegas/ Dice Coach: https://www.dicecoach.com

"Radio is theater of the mind," says Eli Gold. As the long time voice of Alabama football, there were no details too small for Eli to describe. But if you've ever found yourself listening to a broadcast and wondered "just how the heck did those guys know that?" this is the show for you. Eli walks Beat Everyone hosts, Ben Flanagan and Michael Casagrande, through his weekly process preparing for big games, including whether he pre-plans monumental calls, some of his biggest influences and, of course, whether or not he believes in jinxes or superstitions. Beat Everyone is brought to you by Broadway Joe's Fantasy Sports.

Host Robert Land celebrates the 45th anniversary of the iconic Luv Ya Blue Pep Rally with Luv Ya Blue TE Mike Barber, who shares memories of the Astrodome Pep Rallies, Earl Campbell, Dan Pastorini, Bum Phillips, Ken Stabler & Carl Mauck. Plus, he gives he thoughts on CJ Stroud, DeMeco Ryans & the Titans wearing his old jersey.(1:35) What was it like to honor Bum Phillips at his Memorial?(2:12) Barber remembers Dolphins & Patriots playoff games in '78(4:05) What was '78 AFC Championship game vs. Steelers in ice like?(5:20) 1st Luv Ya Blue Pep Rally(7:47) How do DeMeco, Texans bring Luv Ya Blue back to Houston?(10:30) Pastorini, Elvin Bethea & Vernon Perry's Pep Rally memories(15:07) 2nd Oilers Pep Rally(16:25) Renfro catch changed NFL starting Instant Replay(17:40) How Houston fans reacted during Luv Ya Blue(19:47) Pastorini dates Farrah Fawcett!(20:43) Bum Phillips stories(23:43) Robert Brazile memories(24:32) Carl Mauck memories(25:25) Kenny Stabler memories(26:00) Titans wearing Oilers jersey(28:10) Earl Campbell memoriesSubscribe on Youtube, Spotify, Apple, iHeart & GoogleTiktok @HoustonSportsTalkRobertX @HSTPodcast @ShaunBijani

"Ooh...let's go...boom...boom...boom...Another one bites the dust!"--by Queen bassist John DeaconCoach Ronnie Thompson and quarterback Todd Dodge were football legends at Port Arthur Thomas Jefferson High School. Under Thompson's coaching genius, and Dodge's quarterbacking excellence, the #1-ranked Yellow Jackets rode the "Another One Bites the Dust" steamroller to a showdown with Odessa Permian in the 1980 State Finals.Thompson, known for his innovative offensive philosophy, is a 1962 graduate of Thomas Jefferson, and played on their 1960 district championship team along with college and NFL coaching great Jimmy Johnson. In addition to coaching at Thomas Jefferson, he had Southeast Texas coaching stints at Vidor, Lamar University, and Port Arthur Memorial. He also coached at the University of Texas and Texas A&M as offensive coordinator, as well as many years coaching high school in the Garland area.Dodge, along with receiver Brent Duhon, went on the secure All American honors for the Yellow Jackets, while setting numerous state and national records. In 1980, he was named The Most Outstanding Football Player in Texas. He went on to quarterback the Texas Longhorns. Afterwards, Dodge became one of Texas' most decorated high school head football coaches, winning seven state titles--all in Texas' highest classification. He won four titles at Southlake Carroll, where the Dragons went 79-1 over a five-year span. He subsequently won three state titles at Austin Westlake, before retiring at the close of 2021. Hear these respected football greats talk with Buck and Brad about:Coach Thompson's years as a student athlete at Port Arthur Jefferson;Coach Thompson's return to Southeast Texas in 1975 to lead Vidor out of its 43-game losing streak, and turn the Pirates into winners;Coach Thompson's return to TJ in 1978, and his relationship with then-sophomore quarterback phenom Todd Dodge;The Yellow Jackets' evolution from their 1-9 team of 1978, to the "Another One Bites the Dust" State Finalist powerhouse of 1980;Todd Dodge's consulting work with Port Neches-Groves ISD's head coaching search, that culminated in the hiring of Jeff Joseph;Todd Dodge's induction into the Museum of the Gulf Coast Hall of Honor;Remembrances of players, opponents, games, rivalries, and more!The podcast brings up a wide range of names from Southeast Texas, including Brent Duhon, Jimmy Johnson, Clarence "Buckshot" Underwood, Don Holloway, Robert Smothers, Ken Watson, Lonnie Linscomb, Randy Brevell, (Todd's mom and dad), Richard Rice, Colleen Rice, Bobby Rice, Bruce Miller, Donnie Schexnider, Rick Wyble, Steve Durso, Mike Owens, Hank Clark, Steve DeRouen, Norman Gaspard, George Hawkins, Emerick Jagneaux, Bill Mehan, Ron Stump, Willie Williams, Charles Wilson, Frank Eidom, Larry Mayer, Gary Hammond, Kenny Harrison, Roman Leviege, Gary Jefferson, Anthony Dupuy, James Wallace, Shea Walker, Tug Lewis, Troy Terrell, Arnold Landry, Greg Brugman, Hayward Laurent, Clay Southerland, Jeff Joseph, Dr. Mike Gonzales, Lew Ford, Dr. Jesse Delee, William Seale...and more! Other names included in the podcast are O. J. Simpson, Otis Wylie, Kenny Stabler, Michael Jordan, Patrick Ewing, Mark Rypien, Riley Dodge, Gary Joseph, Tony Salazar,...and more!!Are you ready? Hey are your ready for this?Are you standing on the edge of your seat?Out on the gridiron, the Jackets fly,Swarmin' to the sound of the beat, yeah!boom...boom...boom...Another one bites the dust!Right here, on Down Trails of Victory podcast!

We take your calls in the final hour of the show and Paul re-lives and Kenny Stabler story from back in the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul closes out the show with your calls on everything from Kenny Stabler to Nick Saban's future. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Re-watching old football games, get the projector and put it on the barn! Our 13th deep dive classic game. Miles, Kirk and Dad flow visit the 1972 Divisional playoff game between the Oakland Raiders and Pittsburgh Steelers, primarily known for the final play: the Immaculate Reception. (3:09) Steelers/Raiders paths to this game. (12:36) The scoreless first half and 6-0 3rd quarter (20:34) Kenny Stabler's entry and TD (23:13) The Immaculate Reception (40:50) Final Questions - What if it was incomplete? What if the Steelers don't win four Super Bowls afterwards? Will a play like this ever happen again? (45:55) Immaculate Reception Fun Facts!

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On the 72nd episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by legendary defensive coordinator and Super Bowl Champion Wade Phillips (08:05 – 49:24). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:12 – 07:13). This week, Morten reflects on “Super” Wild Card Weekend, and why adding that 7th team to each side of the bracket doesn't appear to have been the correct move for competitive balance.We then move to our interview with Wade Phillips, where he discusses a wide range of topics: why he loves Twitter (09:02); the story behind Wade's dad Bum drafting Morten in New Orleans, and why Wade was directly responsible for that draft pick (12:19); Bum Phillips' ability to give great advice to players, and diving into some of Wade's favorite stories about his dad (16:44); playing for his dad at the University of Houston, and how that led him to a path in coaching (20:37); diving into his philosophy on coaching defense, and why you have to stop the run (24:30); attending a coaching clinic in Berlin, and how the game is continuing to grow in Europe (28:25); why being an interim head coach is an almost impossible task (29:38); why Denver was his favorite head coaching job (31:22); trying to coach the Eagles' defense during the infamous “Fog Bowl” (33:14); benching Doug Flutie for the Bills' playoff opener after having a great season as their starter, and why he still thinks the “Music City Miracle” was a forward lateral (34:22); and “The Name Game,” featuring Kenny Stabler, Reggie White, John Elway, Marv Levy, Michael Vick, Von Miller, Peyton Manning and Sean McVay (36:18).Then we move to a special edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for all four games for the upcoming AFC & NFC Divisional Rounds (50:46 – 01:00:22). Morten gives his picks for Bengals at Titans (52:11), 49ers at Packers (54:41), Rams at Buccaneers (56:03) and Bills at Chiefs (57:29).Finally, we close things out with “Morten's Game Winner” – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about Wade Phillips, the Phillips Family, and how that Texas-mentality has led to so much success on the football field (01:00:22).

The most interesting man in Pensacola, Dan Jenkins, shares stories about Kenny Stabler and John Madden.

Listen as T3 details Super Bowl XI where John Madden and Kenny Stabler led the Oakland Raiders to victory over the Minnesota Vikings.

On the 56th episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by Raiders legend and Pro Football Hall of Fame brother Fred Biletnikoff (03:48 – 54:24). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) for this week's edition of the “Opening Kick” (01:02 – 03:43). After Justin Tucker made history on Sunday with his record-setting 66-yard field goal, Morten explains why Tucker is the greatest kicker in NFL history.We then move to our interview with Fred Biletnikoff, where he discusses a wide range of topics: the atmosphere in Las Vegas, why the team never felt at-home in Los Angeles, and trying to recreate the “Black Hole” at Allegiant Stadium (04:32); getting scolded by Pete Rozelle for smoking cigarettes on the sidelines while he was coaching (09:02); high praise for Darren Waller (10:41); why he believes the Raiders can win a Super Bowl with Derek Carr (11:47); some of his favorite Raiders on today's team, and what the key to their success will be this season (13:19); being impressed with Vegas' defense so far this season (14:45); insight into Jon Gruden, and what he thinks of the job he has done since returning to the NFL from the broadcast booth (16:32); what it was like to play for Coach Biletnikoff (18:05); why it was important for him to sign with the AFL's Raiders instead of the NFL's Lions (22:45); his first impressions of Al Davis, and how he'd describe the legendary owner to kids today that might not know who he is (24:49); the mentality that led to the Raiders of the 1970s to be feared league-wide (27:45); making the Hall-of-Fame-case for Daryle Lamonica, and how happy he was for Tom Flores getting inducted into Canton this summer (30:15); Kenny Stabler stories (33:30); why Tom Brady is the one quarterback playing today that he would have wanted to play with (37:06); absolutely roasting today's NFL officiating (39:04); reminiscing about the late, great Bobby Bowden (41:18); spending his final season as a professional football player in the CFL (46:08); this week's edition of “The Name Game,” featuring John Madden, Bill Walsh, Dave Casper, Ray Guy and Willie Brown (50:43); and proclaiming the 1970s Steelers as liars for not coming clean on the “Immaculate Reception” (54:03).Then we move to this week's edition of “Morten's Fast 5,” where our Hall of Famer makes picks for the five biggest games of the football weekend (55:12 – 01:02:19). Morten gives his picks for Buccaneers at Patriots (56:20), Cardinals at Rams (57:26), Raiders at Chargers (58:40), Ravens at Broncos (59:41), and Giants at Saints (01:00:48).Finally, “Morten's Game Winner” returns – a weekly monologue from The Great Dane on his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, Morten talks about Fred Biletnikoff and the amazing Oakland Raiders of the 1970s (01:02:22).

Jim is joined by NFL Writer for Fansided and former NFL researcher for ESPN, Russell Baxter, to breakdown the hall of fame candidacy of former Cincinnati Bengals Quarterback Ken Anderson. Jim and Russell first discuss how Ken Anderson was the first great player in Bengals history (4:45). Next, they cover the 1982 Freezer Bowl, Kenny Stabler, Anthony Muñoz, and just how underrepresented the Bengals franchise is in terms of HOF inductees (33:23). Finally, they discuss where Anderson fits among the great quarterbacks of the 1970s, such as Terry Bradshaw and Roger Staubach (X), before coming to a conclusion on whether or not Anderson deserves a bust in Canton (43:53)

The year, 1974. The date, Dec. 21. The occasion, AFC Divisional Round playoff— with the winner advancing to the AFC Championship Game with the legendary Bill King calling the game on radio. The Miami Dolphins had made a habit of being here, playing in the AFC Championship Game the prior three seasons in succession. It was just expected that they'd be there under Don Shula. The Raiders, meanwhile, had plenty of success in that same time span under the legendary John Madden. But defeating the greatest team of the early ‘70s was quite a task. Though the Raiders were hosting the game in Oakland, defeating the mighty Dolphins would still count as an upset. As such, team officials, and others in Oakland, had gotten the word out to fans who were attending the game to make it a “blackout”. Not only did the fans show up and give AC/DC inspiration for a future song (no idea if that's true or not), but they were loud. Some Raiders staffers and players said it was the loudest they had ever heard it in the stadium. And that was during the pregame ceremonies. Once the kickoff occurred, they were silenced for a bit. Nat Moore returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown, forcing the fans to sit down and be quiet. The Dolphins had done what every road team since the dawn of competition has aimed to do: take the crowd out of the game. And it seemed that it was working awfully well for much of the first half. Though the Dolphins' three-headed monster at running back was mostly unsuccessful, Shula's defense stymied the Raiders' deep passing attack, by getting pressure on Kenny Stabler and playing physical with Fred Biletnikoff and Cliff Branch on the outside.

Bob Socci is joined by the Voice of the Crimson Tide Eli Gold, who's called Alabama football for more than 30 years. Gold talks about Mac Jones, Christian Barmore and the pipeline of players from Tuscaloosa to Foxborough.  Eli also shares plenty of anecdotes going from a kid born in Brooklyn, selling peanuts in Madison Square Garden, to an Alabama icon whose resume includes the NFL, NHL and NASCAR. The conversation includes Gold's anecdotes about the likes of Howard Cosell, Bob Costas, Joe Namath and Kenny Stabler. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bob Socci is joined by the Voice of the Crimson Tide Eli Gold, who's called Alabama football for more than 30 years. Gold talks about Mac Jones, Christian Barmore and the pipeline of players from Tuscaloosa to Foxborough.  Eli also shares plenty of anecdotes going from a kid born in Brooklyn, selling peanuts in Madison Square Garden, to an Alabama icon whose resume includes the NFL, NHL and NASCAR. The conversation includes Gold's anecdotes about the likes of Howard Cosell, Bob Costas, Joe Namath and Kenny Stabler. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bo and Blake talk National Signing Day, the Super Bowl and SEC basketball in a loaded first hour of the show live in the Bank Plus Studio. The guys recap the rough night for Mississippi State basketball as they are embarrassed on the road at Arkansas, causing more fans to question the future of Ben Howland in Starkville. In comparison, Ole Miss and Kermit Davis picked up an ugly but important win over Tennessee. In the SEC Insider Hit, Bo and Blake talk all things Super Bowl, from the most-consumed party food to everyone's favorite beverage. The guys also discuss the on-field action and the impressive run by an aging Tom Brady to reach his tenth Super Bowl. Bo talks about hanging out with Kenny Stabler at the Mullet Toss, and how quarterbacks of the past weren't doing the same thing Tom Brady is doing to stay elite in his 40s.

I chat with Raiders legend Fred Biletnikoff about the Raiders season, Alabama star DeVonta Smith winning the Biletnikoff Award, his career at Flordia State, getting drafted by the Raiders, playing alongside Kenny Stabler, Stickum, winning Super Bowl MVP against the Vikings, his thoughts on Jim Plunkett still waiting on the call from Canton, his foundation, and a lot more. #Raiders #FredBiletnikoff #FloridaStateShare, Thumbs Up & Subscribe to Upon Further Review!! YouTubeiTunesSpotifyFollow Upon Further Review on Social Media for Bonus Content and First Looks at Upcoming Interviews!InstagramTwitter

On the ninth episode of “Great Dane Nation,” Morten is joined by his Pro Football Hall of Fame brother and New York Jets legend Joe Namath (03:45 – 55:25). But first, he checks in with TommyFreezePops (Tom Carroll) to talk about a big few days for Morten, both for his alma mater and his personal life! Morten breaks down Michigan State’s huge upset victory over #13 Michigan, and let’s just say he’s a very proud Spartan after that performance (01:42). Morten then talks about participating in his very first U.S. Presidential Election on Tuesday, as he became a U.S. citizen last year (02:18).We then move to our interview with Joe, where he discusses a wide array of topics: remaining safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic (04:56); growing up in the blue collar suburbs of Pittsburgh (05:22); how lucky he was to work and play for the original ownership group of the New York Jets (07:19); Sonny Werblin negotiating contracts with him at Ronald Regan’s house before he was a politician (08:44); being star-struck when meeting Rocky Marciano and actor Pat O’Brien on a U.S.O. tour in Vietnam (09:36); talking about his famous guarantee ahead of Super Bowl III (10:55); the origin of the “Broadway Joe” nickname (11:43); how little players were paid during his era, and what he thinks about the Patrick Mahomes contract (14:26); his thoughts on the 0-8 Jets and why he thinks Adam Gase should keep his job as head coach (16:32); why he thinks Trevor Lawrence would be a great fit for the Jets, and why no one would pass on him at #1 in the NFL Draft (20:54); insight into why Eli Manning didn’t want to play in San Diego (22:15); leaving the Jets to play for the Los Angeles Rams in his final season (24:18); why he chose to retire and head into “show business” (28:05); hanging out with Elvis Presley in Las Vegas (29:15); how he became friends with Mickey Mantle (30:54); meeting Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, and what Frank’s nickname was for Joe (34:26); how he became friends with Muhammad Ali (35:17); dealing with adversity in the public light (37:35); the impact Paul “Bear” Bryant had on his life while playing college football at Alabama (39:16); his thoughts on the amazing success of Nick Saban at Alabama, and why Saban didn’t have similar success in the NFL (42:28); him and Morten talking about their favorite Kenny Stabler stories (46:16); the story behind his famous fur coat (50:04); and why philanthropy is so important to him (52:45).Then, TommyFreezePops is joined by Kevin Rogers for his weekly check-in with the experts from VegasInsider.com (57:05 – 01:05:49). Are the 2020 Jets going to be the next team in NFL history to go 0-16? Kevin tells us why he doesn’t think so (58:18). Plus, the guys take a look at the powerhouse Seahawks heading to Buffalo to take on the 6-2 Bills (59:36), Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens looking for a bounce back against a strong Colts defense in Indianapolis (01:00:53), and the Steelers looking to remain undefeated as they had to Dallas to take on the beat-up Cowboys (01:02:58).Finally, we close things out with Morten’s “Game Winner” – a weekly segment where Morten monologues his biggest takeaway of the week. This week, he writes a letter to his friend Broadway Joe, reflecting on his incredible career and legacy (01:05:49).

Homer and Heidi are back at it again with the latest news concerning the silver and black, including a Johnathan Abram update, rookie recognition, Mark Davis adoration, team transactions and stadium housekeeping. Wrapping it all up is the first edition of MVP, or more casually known as "Heidi's Heroes."

A lot to get to in this episode! Four of my favorite people are interviewed this week:Jon Burke the girls head coach at St. Marys talks about his season and the ups and downs, Coach Q chats about Lima Senior and the Coach Q Holiday Showcase this weekend in Lima, Frank Kill banters about his LCC boys squad as well as life outside of basketball and WKSD radio play by play guy Kenny Stabler drops knowledge on his calls as well as what it was like to broadcast both alongside his son as well as his son's games.Be sure to find us on Itunes as well and leave a great rating if you enjoy the show.Happy New Year!

Locked on Bama meets Locked on Raiders! Your Boy Q joins Luke Robinson to talk Josh Jacobs, Amari Cooper, AJ McCarron, Rolo and Kenny Stabler! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked on Bama meets Locked on Raiders! Your Boy Q joins Luke Robinson to talk Josh Jacobs, Amari Cooper, AJ McCarron, Rolo and Kenny Stabler! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WWE Hall of Famer Jake "The Snake" Roberts is featured on this week's classic episode. Join Steve and Jake as they talk about heel/face psychology, the art of cheating, Jake's awkward first trip to Japan, working with Andre, the invention of the DDT and much more! Create a free account on BetOnline.AG and receive a 50% SIGN UP BONUS just by using the promo code PODCASTONE

If Comedy is tragedy + Time then the 1983 Saints season is Comedic Masterpiece. It is almost indescribable pain. Ralph is joined by Booking The Territory Podcast host Mike Mills. Follow Mike at Mike504Saints on Twitter. The 1983 was the closest the Saints ever came to a playoff birth and a winning season since starting in 1967.  Did you think it was possible to be winning a football game by a point with less than 1 minute left and lose that game by a point? When 786 Kenny Stabler is your QB it is! Shows like this happen because of support from listeners.  Become a Patron and get access to more shows for as little as $1 dollar a month and help us raise enough money to do daily podcast. Email the show at saintshappyhour@gmail.com Drunk Saints History Archive! Our NEW Patreon page is live: https://www.patreon.com/SaintsHappyHour Podbean will remain active and ALL new Patron content will be loaded to the Podbean Patron page as well as the new Patreon page. You don't have to switch but if you want to, the option is there. If you want to have access to Patron only content and not use Podbean consider supporting us through Patreon.     

Yanks come back from 5-0, Judge hits his 29th but Betances blows it. Sucks. Miss the Snake. Don't make them like that anymore. Cespedes doesn't like the taste of water. For $110M I would learn to love it.

WWE Hall of Famer Jake the Snake Roberts joins us to talk his iconic career, where his name came from ( hint hint KENNY STABLER ) and some CLASSIC wrestling stories. Jake the Snake Website | http://www.jakethesnakeroberts.com/ Stabler Website | http://kenstabler.com/ RaiderLife.com Twitter | @RaiderLifePod Facebook | www.facebook.com/RaiderLifePodcast Special Thanks, Jake the Snake Roberts Codi Smith Kim Bush The Ken Stabler Foundation

Welcome to Junior D Sports Weekly Awards Show! Most shows do yearly awards but we decided that a weekly awards show is so much better. Our weekly awards will consist of the Douche of the Week, Criminal of the Week and the Beast of the Week. We also have out Thank You segment at the end of the show where we thank any and everyone who made our week great. We hope our awards show is a perfect end to you work week…enjoy! As always, this is an unfiltered, explicit podcast…yes, we do use foul language so if you are not comfortable with foul language or adult situations then don’t listen. If you’re extremely sensitive or if you take yourself too seriously then go elsewhere. If you have any recommendations for topics or if you have questions for us, you can call us at (614)470-4JDS or email us at jdspodcast@juniordsports.com!

Hall of Fame Marvin Harrison, Tony Dungy, Kevin Greene, Orlando Pace, Eddie DeBartolo, Kenny Stabler and Dick Stanfel and Brett Farve Did you watch? How did you like it? Hall of Fame disaster of field & cancelling game Speaking of acceptance speeches…. (I hope) Hall of Fame game series: Gears of War drops epic looking

Episode of the Locked on Bucs podcast with Greg Auman. We wrap up the fifth practice of Bucs training camp, with news on Adam Humphries, talk of Kwon Alexander following Jameis Winston's lead and yes, obscure Kenny Stabler trivia. It's all there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode features Paul Finebaum, Eli Gold, Tim Brando, Bruce Feldman, Chris Stewart and Ryan Fowler reflecting on the life, legacy and loss of legendary Alabama and Oakland Raiders quarterback Kenny Stabler, who died on July 9, 2015. The man talk about Stabler’s contributions on the football field and in the broadcasting booth. CLICK HERE … Continue reading Ram It, Jam It #31: Remembering Kenny Stabler

THE "RIGHT HAND MAN" OF BEAR BRYANT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA THE "RIGHT HAND MAN" OF DON SHULA DURING THE 1972 MIAMI DOLPHINS PERFECT SEASON  Coach Howard Schnellenberger, Passing the Torch: Building Winning Football Programs...with a Dose of Swagger Along the Way. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS One of the most colorful and successful football coaches of the last half century is ready to tell his story for the first time. Howard Schnellenberger learned his trade from two of the all-time greats, Paul "Bear" Bryant and Don Shula, winning championships with each mentor. Schnellenberger then took the football torch that was passed to him and became a trans formative head coach at three universities. All three have now nominated him for the College Football Hall of Fame. For all of his personal triumphs, there have also been instances of crashing and burning. He was fired as head coach of the Baltimore Colts after a sideline showdown with the owner of the team. He walked away from the University of Miami to try to make his fortune in the ill-fated USFL. A move to the University of Oklahoma ended in humiliation. The coach talks about the wise decisions and the poor decisions he has made, and he shares the lessons he learned along the way. Schnellenberger's career has brought him into combat alongside or across the field from many of the greats. His high school teammate was the future Heisman Trophy winner and Green Bay Packer star Paul Hornung. Schnellenberger was an All-American player at Kentucky in 1952 at a time when players played both offense and defense. He later recruited or coached a stunning array of quarterbacks, including Joe Namath, Kenny Stabler, Jim Kelly, Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde, Bert Jones, Roman Gabriel, Bob Griese and Earl Morrall. Schnellengerber served as offensive coordinator while helping Alabama and Bryant claim national championships in 1961, 1964 and 1965. His early career also included serving as offensive coordinator for Don Shula and the Miami Dolphins in 1972 during the only perfect season in NFL history. Schnellenberger took over a University of Miami program that was contemplating dropping the sport in 1979 and instead led them to 46 wins in 5 years and a national championship in 1983. He established a swagger at the U and set the school on a path to five national championships in two decades. He dabbled with Donald Trump at the upstart United States Football League that sued the NFL for antitrust violations. In 1985 he returned to his hometown and took over another struggling program at the University of Louisville. After three losing seasons, he built them into a football power. His time there was capped by a 10-1-1 record in 1990 that included a Fiesta Bowl victory over Alabama. He retired from coaching in 1995, having been part of four college national championships. Coach Schnellenbeger managed an encore performance, though, that is a crowning achievement. He came out of retirement in 1998 at age 64 to start a football program at Florida Atlantic University. His team became the youngest program ever to receive a bowl invitation. He won that game and was awarded the Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year award. The next year his Owls won another bowl game, making the coach 6-0 and the winning-est undefeated coach in bowl history. Coach Schnellenberger retired again after the 2011 season, but not before building a 40,000 seat on-campus football stadium. A statue of the coach stands guard at the FAU stadium. In Louisville, a 60,000-seat stadium is part of the Howard L. Schnellenberger Football Complex that he fought to have built in that city. Schnellenberger saved football at two proud universities. He launched football at a third. He has sent more than 60 college stars on to professional football careers. His stories about those players and the secrets to his remarkable success are the subject of this memoir.

Dan and Eric talk about World Cup, Wimbeldon, Serena Williams, J.K. Rollins, Jason Pierre-Paul, Kenny Stabler, Nike, Reebok, Crossfit, Tom Selleck, Comic-Con, Star Wars, Kevin Smith, Oreo, KFC, Jarrod, Yosemite, Donald Trump, cyber-armageddon, #deadracoonto, encryption, iOS 8, FBI, Tim Cook, GoPro, Amazon Prime,  Watch, Showtime, Daredevil, Terminator: Genysis, Finders Keepers, Animals as Leaders,  Music

Sorry we had to take a week off last week, but we just had a lot of conflicts get in the way that prevented us from doing the podcast. We begin covering some NFL news, such as the latest on Jason Pierre Paul and his finger, the passing of Kenny Stabler, the numerous suspensions that have happened and more. We also get into some NBA free agency talk with the DeAndre Jordan fiasco and more. Anyway, we are back with our first NFL division preview of the season, where we do an AFC West preview. We have Steven Davis representing the Denver Broncos and Christopher Hale representing the Oakland Raiders.For each division preview, we are doing an interview with a fan from at least two of the teams in each division. For some divisions we might have every team represented and for some, it might only be two. It just depends on who is available. Randy goes into his Infield Fly segment discussing the new rules for the Homerun Derby and previewing the Cardinals and Pirates weekend series. Then to finish it off, we have our first NCAA Football Conference preview, where we do a Big XII preview. Randy discusses what he thinks of the teams and gives his thoughts on a final ranking for them as well.

Sorry we had to take a week off last week, but we just had a lot of conflicts get in the way that prevented us from doing the podcast. We begin covering some NFL news, such as the latest on Jason Pierre Paul and his finger, the passing of Kenny Stabler, the numerous suspensions that have happened and more. We also get into some NBA free agency talk with the DeAndre Jordan fiasco and more. Anyway, we are back with our first NFL division preview of the season, where we do an AFC West preview. We have Steven Davis representing the Denver Broncos and Christopher Hale representing the Oakland Raiders.For each division preview, we are doing an interview with a fan from at least two of the teams in each division. For some divisions we might have every team represented and for some, it might only be two. It just depends on who is available. Randy goes into his Infield Fly segment discussing the new rules for the Homerun Derby and previewing the Cardinals and Pirates weekend series. Then to finish it off, we have our first NCAA Football Conference preview, where we do a Big XII preview. Randy discusses what he thinks of the teams and gives his thoughts on a final ranking for them as well.