In this episode of The Colompton Beer Club Podcast, we break down everything from Super XL to culture wars, expansion rumors, and real-world chaos — all while reviewing Samuel Adams Cherry Bomb and Fuzzy Logic by Black Flag Brewing Co.

We start where America starts: football.

The Seattle Seahawks defeated the New England Patriots 29–13, with Kenneth Walker rushing for 135 yards on 27 carries and earning MVP honors. Was this domination or disciplined control? What does this loss mean for the Patriots’ legacy and where does it rank among the most painful championship defeats in sports history?

We then dive into teams with the most championship losses across the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL, from the Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings to the Los Angeles Lakers, Dodgers, and Boston Bruins, and debate whether it’s worse to lose repeatedly or never get there at all.

The halftime show sparks controversy as Bad Bunny headlines with appearances by Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin, prompting a GOP lawmaker to call for an investigation. Meanwhile, Turning Point USA hosts a counter-show featuring Kid Rock, and Candace Owens critiques lip syncing. Is halftime entertainment now a political battleground or just outrage marketing?

Tom Brady enters the chat, calling Logan Paul’s athleticism “cute.” We discuss pro wrestling athleticism vs. NFL elite training.

We also unpack the NBA’s potential expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas, as well as the economics of talent dilution.

Beyond sports, we discuss a viral incident where a teenage girl defends herself with a skateboard after being assaulted, raising serious questions about self-defense and public accountability.

We close with culture debates:

• Best and worst parts of being a teenager

• Can men and women truly be platonic friends?

• A full round of “Would You Rather?”

Sports. Culture. Beer. Sharp takes without the nonsense.

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