4 episodes
NFL History Podcast NFL History Podcast
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3.8 • 6 Ratings
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This podcast is all about NFL History. Three huge football fans visit their favorite events in the storied 100 year history of the National Football League.
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Biography Episode: George Allen, Jim McMahon, Carl Banks
In this episode, Caleb, Tony, and Marcus cover 3 historical figures from the NFL, and go over their lives in a biography episode.
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The Merger: Part 3
The final episode of the merger series covers the years 1966 to 1970. Owners from the NFL and AFL start talking about a merger between the two leagues, and Caleb, Tony, and Marcus also talk about the first Super Bowls played by the two leagues.
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The Merger: Part 2
This episode covers NFL and AFL history from the years 1960-1965, right before the first merger talks started happening. Professional football continues to grow in popularity amidst a war between these two leagues. Caleb, Tony, and Marcus share their favorite stories from this time period and cover other aspects in the history of these two professional football leagues. Intro/Outro music created by Cody Maughan.
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The Merger: Part 1
This episode covers NFL history from 1920 to 1960, in order to provide background for the merger which mostly happened in the 60s. Caleb, Marcus, and Tony go through the early years of the NFL and talk about the major events and some of their favorite stories. Find us at @nflhistorypod on social media. Intro/outro music created by Cody Maughan
Customer Reviews
Good Stuff!
I love the NFL and its history, and you guys have gotten off to a good start of covering it. I greatly enjoyed the content and learned much more than I expected.
Here are some things that I think that you should consider working on:
1) More energy! I think that Caleb sounds legitimately excited, but the others speak too slowly for a long-form podcast.
2) Please stop saying, "you know", "kind of", and "right?" when they have no meaning in the sentence. They are filler words that are fine every now and then but are used excessively on the show.
3) The content is great, but the delivery lacks polish. I am not suggesting that you read a script but perhaps practice a bit ahead of time to make the delivery a little smoother. It would also greatly help to improve suggestion #2.
4) Keep them coming! Podcasts are most effective when they are delivered on a frequent basis. I love what you have done, and I am ready for more! I hope that you are still working on new material.
Thanks, guys!
Noah D. Roberts
Yikes
This is literally a conversation amongst friends. It’s lead by a guy super into the topic and two friends that are pretending to be interested