In this podcast, I discuss my thoughts on the records of all the teams in the AFC for the upcoming season and why I believe they will be as good/bad as they are. Feel free to disagree and send in an audio message, I would love to hear your thoughts as well!

In this episode of Gibson Sports History, I discuss the flat-out insane games that occurred in the 2014-2015 NFL Playoffs between the Divisional Round showdown between the Cowboys and Packers, the most insane game in NFL history with the NFC Championship, and the greatest finish in Super Bowl history with Super Bowl 49!

In this podcast I discuss the draft itself and why I believe is was a great draft despite the virus causing the draft picks and the NFL personnel to sit in their homes and why I believe *HOT TAKE* the Green Bay Packers actually had a pretty good draft! 

On this episode, I go over all the picks within the NFL Draft as well as deep-dive into the picks within the first-round I found the most interesting, including why Joe Burrow may struggle with Cincinnati, why Miami finally did the right thing, and why I believe drafting Jordan Love was the right decision for the Green Bay Packers.

In this episode of Gibson Sports History, I discuss first the Gronk trade from the Patriots to the Buccaneers after coming back from retirement, then I move on to discuss last year's Patrick Mahomes story from before the season to the very end. 

In this first part of the Patrick Mahomes story I start from the beginning where he just got out of high school all the way until the 2018-2019 AFC Championship game in his MVP season. To be continued...

In this first episode of Gibson Sports History, I discuss and relive the amazing 2016-2017 New England Patriots season and discuss why I think they could be one of the most underrated teams of all time, largely due to the spectacular quarterback play of Tom Brady when it mattered most in Super Bowl LI.

In this podcast I discuss why I love the sport of football specifically in order to help people, who maybe do not enjoy it, understand why so many people in North America enjoy watching or playing it.

This podcast is all about personal reasons as to why I love sports personally, which I do believe has some overlap with others as to why they love them too. Everyone can listen to this podcast, even those who do not enjoy sports, as this was made for people to understand why fans watch and go to games.

In this episode of Division Discussions I talk about why the Detroit Lions will continue to be dysfunctional for awhile, why the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings both will not reach a Super Bowl anytime soon despite having stacked rosters, and why the Green Bay Packers were a 10-6 team masquerading as a 13-3 team.