In a supersized episode full of mostly yelling, Diesel and the Commish analyze a league landscape that's growing clearer with each passing week. They recap the past week of games, place an extra special bet, WAP it up, and look at some failures before predicting next week's action.
This pod was 3sp00ky5me. Marius and Sulla got together for an unconventional three man weave, witnessed one of the worst Mount Rushmore performances in recent memory, and bask in the glory of their dominant starts to the season.
The Commish's Show with the Commish and J rides again. Your hosts knock out a few quick hitting segments, before the show welcomes back its favorite guests to talk college coaches. And yes, we know his audio is off.
The pod assumes a comfortable commissionary position as Owl Michaels and the Sausage Stallion cut it up on the state of the league after 6 weeks. We also demolish some takes and make some predictions as DFTK returns to it's natural home on Spotify.
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The Commish and Commissioner are back again, basking in the glorious refractory period between a Guardians playoff win and a yet unknown Guardians playoff exit. In the meantime we discuss America's team, America's game, and the season's first loser leaves town matchup. Enjoy, and we'll see you in Goodyear.
With the early season seeing owners waffle between Big Dog and Porch, your hosts Chuck and Diesel attempt to sift through the results to find the truth. They recap the past week, introduce a new segment, censor some speech, and round it out by looking at next week's matchups.
For anyone concerned, Nugget was faking a limp for sympathy. He ran into the street, got yelled at, tripped, and then pretended to be hurt so he wouldn't be yelled at anymore. He was fine about 15 minutes later.
The Commish and the Commissioner pump up the runtime as we break down the results from an exciting week 2. We sniff out some silicone, break down signal callers, and get an assist from a special guest to identify the league's best hoarders.
The show is back, revamped, and up over the 1.5 hour mark. The only thing that could make this better is if someone had bid $81 on Quinten Johnston. Your hosts spend this episode on a lengthy recap, build a dynasty, and see how good they are with names.
Our long national nightmare has finally ended. The Norwich Football League is back. Your hosts ring in the new league year by handing out grades, analyzing the data, and making some futures picks. Fingers crossed sp*tify leaves this one up.
How come there are a million podcasts about politics, but only one about how this is a PPR league?
Diesel and Commissioner Stoat are back with a nice, easy warm-up episode to get the league ready for the upcoming draft in a few weeks. They talk baseball, copyright law, and who Alex could possibly plan on keeping. Really did a great job staying on topic, these two.
You asked. Diesel and Commish answered.
On this double offseason episode, your hosts look to both the future and the past. Congratulations to the future winners, and shame to the future losers.
Stoat and the Commish celebrate Spring by sticking the pegs in the ground for a two-ball. We run through the Norwich Football League Not-Top-Ten, ranging from wrestling takedowns to drinking debacles to violent encounters with appliances, and much more. Production value is low.
Your hosts are back to analyze... another host. The performance standard really needs to be raised on this show. They spend their time acquiring some new hobbies, talking brown, and looking ahead to next year.
This is officially a Zencastr hate account.
Your hosts are back to analyze ... one of your hosts. In another episode revolving around a repeat offended, they try to keep things fresh with a history lesson, a battle of brothers, and a movie score to make the Commish proud.
I hope Chuck listens to this as he applies his salves and tonics.
On this week's super-sized episode, your hosts return to full strength for a recap of the playoff's events. They also take some time for not one interview, not two, not ... okay it's two interviews. But that's still a lot by our standards. Stick around through both for a very special announcement.
Ask not for whom the hog knocks; it knocks for thee.
Ok, it's more short than special, but it is here. On this week's nontraditional episode, Diesel takes the reins for a quarter hour of glory.
The pod intends to return next week for a postseason mega-episode, so stay tuned and stop bothering me.
Look, I edited it this time. On this week's very festive installment, your hosts welcome an honored guest to own up to some mistakes of the past, critique some presents, and look ahead to the playoff future.
Please, God, don't let this be an episode that we think is fine but is actually significantly too mean.
Diesel and... the Stoat? The Owl? Thee Stallion? Whatever, your hosts briefly discuss the events of the past week and look ahead to a huge week of matchups as the playoffs fast approach. They even take like 3 minutes to award the Wheelbarrow, so never say we do nothing for you.
Since the Macy's Parade is over, this episode counts as a Christmas present for all of you.
As the tanks start their engines, the league begins to take shape heading into the playoffs. Diesel and the Stoat cover the last week of action, hand out a well-deserved wheelbarrow, talk about love, and predict next week's matchups.
I'm starting to worry that I'm addicted to alliteration.
Fuck, I did it again.
A slightly more normal week for your podcast hosts comes after a weekend that was anything but. The hosts cover the ups, downs, and all-arounds of this past week of matchups, begrudgingly give out a wheelbarrow, and relive some unhappy memories. They even find time to look towards the end of the season. What can't these guys do?