Andrew and Joe are back with some of their remaining thoughts that didn't quite make the cut in the first episode about Necessary Roughness.

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The Silver Screen Playbook is proud to welcome its first-ever guest, it's Denny Carter of NBC Sports Edge! Denny brought the heat with the 1991 classic Necessary Roughness. The gang chats about why you shouldn't watch movies on your phones and the CFL before sizing up Texas State University and their Fightin' Armadillos.

After rounding out the cast, Joe wants to know what a hypothetical death penalty would have done for the athletic futures of the panel. Denny puts on the coach's hat to gameplan a must-win situation with the Armadillos. After the half our guest is sourcing some inspiration for the star WR. Andrew needs to know who a 2021 remake would be based on and Joe might have the best answer.

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Andrew and Joe are back with the second episode of The League (2009).

In this episode, you'll get the low down from Andrew on a missed opportunity for Pete as he encounters a real-life princess in the form of a royal guest star. Joe has some musings about the practical applications of an Eskimo brothers network. Coming out of halftime Joe has the rulebook when it comes to transactional relationships. And to finish things off Andrew has the fantasy fallout from Jenny's findings on the league message board.

Overtime has the best quotes from the episode and an awkward work story from Andrew.

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Music in this episode: "Garage" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena.

Alabama superstar kick returner and witness to some of American history’s most pivotal moments, Forrest Gump takes center stage. Life may be like a box of chocolates but you know you’ll get Joe and Andrew to talk about Elvis, friends, and the single greatest collection of music featured in a film. Enjoying the show? Make sure to take a moment to rate and review it on your podcast provider.

Intro and outro music: "Garage" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena.
"To the field" transition music: "Journeyman" by Aakash Gandhi.

Things are ruff out there and even though Andrew and Joe did a fine job against the pilot of The League, they’re headed for the doghouse as they take on Air Bud 2: Golden Receiver. There’s talk of good dogs, bad friends, and a rule book that should really be updated to not include dogs. Enjoying the show? Make sure to take a moment to rate and review it on your podcast provider. 

Intro and outro music: "Garage" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena.
"To the field" transition music: "Journeyman" by Aakash Gandhi.

It’s pilot season and the analysts of the Silver Screen Playbook are headed to North Winnetka High for their inaugural matchup against the series premier of The League (2009). With the gameday rosters set at Pete, Kevin, Jenny, Ruxin, Andre, and Taco, the analysts are ready for the Coin Toss... which goes to Andrew.
1st Quarter: The Highlight Reel - Strongest moments of the episode 
2nd Quarter: Personal Foul - We find out about our hosts most (shareable) embarrassing football related moments 
Halftime! - What a perfect theme song we have here
3rd Quarter: Outkicking the Coverage - A recapitulation of the beautiful relationships, romantic and platonic
4th Quarter: The Crackback Block - Minor characters that burst onto the scene
Overtime! - Everything that didn’t fit to print, highlighted by an outrageously large kitchen
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Intro and outro music: "Garage" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena.
"To the field" transition music: "Journeyman" by Aakash Gandhi.

From football analysts and pigskin picture aficionados Andrew Thomas Jordan and Joe Redemann comes Silver Screen Playbook, a new podcast that will examine every facet of football cinema—from snap counts and play calls to friendships and life lessons learned. Subscribe today wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow Andrew on Twitter @The_ATJ and follow Joe @TheIDPGuy.