Endzones and Timezones

After an emotional final week, the 2022-23 NFL regular season is over and the playoffs are set. We saw some tank jobs, some choke jobs and some contenders getting the job done On Endzones and Timezones, The Bigio Brothers break it all down. Coaches are already fired, GM's gone, and a few owners in the spotlight. Victor, David and Maurice also talk about Wild Card pairings and the results of the family football pool. So join us, won't you?

This week on Endzones and Timezones, the Bigio Brothers share their reactions to the unprecedented event that is the talk and focus of the football world: Bills cornerback Damar Hamlin going into cardiac arrest on the field during the Bills- Bengals game. Victor, David and Maurice hope Damar will pull through. They wonder how those two Super Bowl contenders cope moving forward. And what the NFL does with a suddenly uncertain playoff picture. The sad situation casts a long shadow over our usual podcast features.

Week 16 was "bomb cyclone" week in the NFL. And as the Bigio Brothers noted in this latest episode of Endzones and Timezones, many teams did, indeed, bomb. Which non-quarterbacks did Victor pick for his stars of the week? David struggled to pick the best non-stars from a bevy of badness. And find out why Maurice is now an NFL influencer and why he's so, so tired.

Week 15 in the NFL was so full of wild comebacks and jaw- dropping moments that it was almost too much for the Bigio Brothers. David praises a quarterback who'd gone AWOL and another whose star is finally rising. Maurice has a lot to say about the worst play of the year. He has feelings! And Victor tells some fan bases who's been naughty and who's been nice. Will Endzones and Timezones go into overtime? There's only one way to find out.

Not a lot went according to plan in Week 14 of the NFL, as 7 teams in playoff position all lost!

The Bigio Brothers are all over it on this edition of Endzones and Timezones. Maurice's three stars include two non-household names who are suddenly making a big splash in the NFL. Victor urges a couple of star quarterbacks to "pick it up"! And David examines 3 potential QB controversies. Plus over/unders and a bold playoff prediction!

Week 13 in the NFL was lucky for some.

The Bigio Brothers felt lucky to witness some fantastic football. Victor reports from Las Vegas where he watched the Chargers-Raiders game. David begrudgingly awards stars to three quarterbacks, one of whom he bet against. And Maurice counts down his six most intriguing Super Bowl matchups. All this and more on the latest episode of Endzones and Timezones.

Week 12 in the NFL had it all! Walk off wins, great gambles and putrid performances. The Bigio Brothers are on the case in this latest episode of Endzones and Timezones. Victor had a tough time picking only three stars. Find out who made the cut and who didn't. Maurice's non-stars include the brain trust of a first-place team. And David suffers through his first ever agony index. He'll be OK, but only if you support us by listening!

It's the week leading to American Thanksgiving and the three Bigio Brothers are reunited and so grateful that they can kvetch and complain about each other and Week 11 of the NFL. Maurice takes to the road for his 3 stars. David does not spare his three biggest losers of the week. And regrets? Victor has a few in his "Shame One Me" segment. It's the Endzones and Timezones Podcast. Ready. Set. Argue!

This week on Endzones and Timezones, our own Iron Man, Maurice, misses his first episode EVER.

David's stars this week are all about the dogs, while Victor is dumfounded by his own selections for non-stars.

Did we survive our first week without Maurice? You'll have to listen to find out.

The Bigio Brothers are down a man this week on Endzones and Timezones, as David is busy seeking justice.

But no one ever accused Victor or Maurice of being tongue-tied. They tackle a weird Week 9 in the NFL. How do you win by losing? Maurice has the scoop in his 3 stars. And Victor says "see you next year" to three franchises. Only three? Plus....the calamity that is the Colts franchise. And you thought the Broncos were bad? Ha!