Podskee Wee Wee

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the players the Tiger-Cats signed in free agency, the players that left Hamilton for greener pastures and where they think some holes in the lineup still exist.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the Tiger-Cats signing Wynton McManis and Tre Ford, retaining Quinton Barrow and Destin Talbert, losing Tim White and the worst free-agent signings they can remember.

On this jam-packed edition, Mike and Josh discuss the changes to Hamilton's football operations and coaching staff, the slew of players staying (and one coming) and going, and all the news from the recent CFL winter meetings.

On the final edition of 2025, Mike and Josh discuss Bo Levi Mitchell signing a two-year extension, Jamal Peters doing the same, which three pending free agents they would bring back (and which three they would let walk), and what they like and dislike about the Tiger-Cats' recently released 2026 schedule.

On this edition, Mike and Josh have to discuss the end of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats' season after they fell in the East Final to the Montreal Alouettes. They talk about where it all went wrong on Saturday, what's next for the team, some seismic changes that could be coming and why this feels different that past failures.

On this edition, Mike and Josh take a look at the four Tiger-Cats who were named awards finalists and dive deep on Saturday's East Final against the Montreal Alouettes.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss Hamilton's division-title-clinching win over the Ottawa Redblacks, how they view Hamilton's regular season in totality, what they make of Hamilton's CFL Award nominees, if they like the season moving up a week in 2027 and what they think of this weekend's West and East Semi-Finals.

On this edition, Mike and Josh answer some listener questions, discuss MGK being named the Grey Cup halftime performer and preview Hamilton's regular-season finale against the Ottawa Redblacks.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss Hamilton losing to the Calgary Stampeders and if the Tiger-Cats are, in fact, the least scary division leader in football history.

On this edition, Mike and Josh giddily discuss Hamilton ending Toronto's season with a 47-29 beatdown last Saturday and preview Hamilton's potential division-title-clinching showdown with the Calgary Stampeders.