Are you or a loved one sad about the old days of the NFL? Do you often miss the days of Jay Ajayi rushing for 200 yards or Wes Welker running 5-yard hitch routes? Or do your friends often criticize you for “not knowing ball”?
Introducing Gridiron Glory Days, the first podcast for old-school football fans clinging to the days of NFL past. With GGD, you can feel the nostalgia of when the Rams were in Saint Louis and Peyton Manning was a Colt without first having to hear about what Patrick Mahomes ate for breakfast or what Stephen A. thinks about the Kelce brothers.
GGD is a weekly prescription given to you by football degenerates Brody Lovell and Ethan Peters, who are also limited in their ball knowledge but always craving more. Side effects of GGD include increased obsession with Benjarvis Green Ellis, insomnia due to 2010 Mark Sanchez highlights, and decreased inhibition to watch daytime sports networks.
Talk to your doctor if Gridiron Glory Days is right for you.
Inquires: blovell729@gmail.com
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Are you or a loved one sad about the old days of the NFL? Do you often miss the days of Jay Ajayi rushing for 200 yards or Wes Welker running 5-yard hitch routes? Or do your friends often criticize you for “not knowing ball”?
Introducing Gridiron Glory Days, the first podcast for old-school football fans clinging to the days of NFL past. With GGD, you can feel the nostalgia of when the Rams were in Saint Louis and Peyton Manning was a Colt without first having to hear about what Patrick Mahomes ate for breakfast or what Stephen A. thinks about the Kelce brothers.
GGD is a weekly prescription given to you by football degenerates Brody Lovell and Ethan Peters, who are also limited in their ball knowledge but always craving more. Side effects of GGD include increased obsession with Benjarvis Green Ellis, insomnia due to 2010 Mark Sanchez highlights, and decreased inhibition to watch daytime sports networks.
Talk to your doctor if Gridiron Glory Days is right for you.
Inquires: blovell729@gmail.com
Brody and Ethan discuss the successful back-to back years of the New York Jets in the 2009 and 2010 seasons, and voice their opinion over the team's organization the past decade.
Brody and Ethan break down the career of David Johnson, a University of Northern Iowa alumni who had one of the best fantasy seasons in NFL history in 2016.
For the inaugural episode of Gridiron Glory Days, Brody and Ethan discuss the legacy of Cam Newton, the 2015 Panthers, and how Newton's career impacted what the modern NFL expects from Quarterbacks.
Are you or a loved one sad about the old days of the NFL? Do you often miss the days of Jay Ajayi rushing for 200 yards or Wes Welker running 5-yard hitch routes? Or do your friends often criticize you for “not knowing ball”?
Introducing Gridiron Glory Days, the first podcast for old-school football fans clinging to the days of NFL past. With GGD, you can feel the nostalgia of when the Rams were in Saint Louis and Peyton Manning was a Colt without first having to hear about what Patrick Mahomes ate for breakfast or what Stephen A. thinks about the Kelce brothers.
GGD is a weekly prescription given to you by football degenerates Brody Lovell and Ethan Peters, who are also limited in their ball knowledge but always craving more. Side effects of GGD include increased obsession with Benjarvis Green Ellis, insomnia due to 2010 Mark Sanchez highlights, and decreased inhibition to watch daytime sports networks.
Talk to your doctor if Gridiron Glory Days is right for you.
Inquires: blovell729@gmail.com
