Almost Champions

As we put a wrap on the first season. We discuss the 1998 Vikings and the delicate nature of legacies. Also, Robert Griffith gives a unique insight into what it was like to be a teammate of John Randle. While former Falcons running back Jamal Anderson explains what Evander Holyfield was doing in Minneapolis

Producer/editor Christian Flores
Consulting producer Jay "Podvader" Soderberg

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The Minnesota Vikings are heavy favorites in the NFC Championship. They're the best team in football, they're playing at home and they have a postgame party planned. A missed kick and a controversial coaching decision are all part of one of the most memorable games in NFL history.

Guests Include: Brian Billick, Robert Smith, Jamal Anderson

Producer/editor: Christian Flores
Consulting producer: Jay "Podvader" Soderberg

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The Minnesota Vikings are dominating the league in 1998. Thanks to two very different players with two very different stories. However, Randy Moss and Randall Cunningham arrived in Minnesota looking for the same thing: redemption.


Guests include: Robert Griffith, Brian Billick, and Robert Smith


Producer/editor: Christian Flores
Consulting producer: Jay "Podvader" Soderberg


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The Minnesota Vikings were the dominant team in the NFL in 1998, but it wasn't always this easy. This episode looks at how their complicated history served as the backdrop to an unforgettable season.

Plus, how a certain coach known for a certain outburst put his stamp on the franchise.

Guests include: Brian Billick, Robert Smith & Matt Birk

Producer/editor: Christian Flores
Consulting producer: Jay "Podvader" Soderberg

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Emmy Award winning host Robert Flores takes a closer look at a team that was supposed to go down as one of the greatest in NFL history: The 1998 Minnesota Vikings.
The players, coaches, personalities, disappointing finish and the most depressing postgame party in history.