The Grueling Truth

Aaron and Josh are back for a quick episode in the wake of the Dolphins’ 41-24 loss to the Cleveland Browns. While it wasn’t pretty, the day wasn’t without positives. The guys touch on Ryan Fitzpatrick, Devante Parker, and the ever-evolving 2020 Draft order on this episode of your new favorite Miami Dolphins podcast, THE SAME OLD DOLPHINS SHOW!

Join Jeremiah and John as they recap the PBC fights.

Angus enjoyed a 13 year career in the CFL, all with the BC Lions. He began playing football in highschool and didn’t excel right away. He endured some physical ailments that hindered his ability to play for lengths of time in highschool and University. He had quite the adventurous start to his career having been with 3 teams within his first year in the CFL. With hard work, perserverence, and support from his family he blossomed into a great player and earned All-star recognition and Grey Cup victories. He transitioned into the insurance world, and also does speaking engagements across the country. He has also recently written a book which has been #1 in Amazon in the football category. Please check out his website and social media links for more information.

The Living in Loserville Podcast: The Purple People Eaters Edition Returns to Talk Minnesota Vikings Football! The show begins with by Recapping a Crazy Comeback victory by the Vikings over Denver coming back from a 20-point deficit! Topics For Discussion: Tale of Two Half's on Both Sides of the ball with sloppy play in the first 2 quarters. Offense: O-Line Struggled to run block and pass protection. -Cousins played great with no run game & at he should get some tons of credit by the local media and fans who routinely destroy him even when it hasn't been his fault! Defense: Giving More Deep Pass Plays, after a few good outing Rhodes struggles again! -Better on 3rd downs and a decent amount of pressure on the QB! Kearse steps up late! -Special Teams were horrible! Then we talk about the 8-3 season thus far, Key Injuries, and Preview what the Vikings need to get accomplished over the next 5 games! We close the show with a Minnesota Gophers Football segment covering the Iowa loss and previewing at Northwestern! Stay with The Purple People Eaters Podcast on a Weekly Basis all the way to the Super Bowl (or Playoffs) Follow on Twitter @RopeADopeRadio

Ricky Hatton is a former two-weight world champion - Welterweight & Light Welterweight. ‘The Hitman’ retired eventually with a staggering record of 48 fights, 45 wins, 3 losses with 38 coming by knockout.

He joins this episode to chat about his career & his affinity for Irish people & of course the pint of ‘black’ - he laughs as he tells Al “I should really be called Ricky O’Hatton”. He now has a stable of fighters and trains 2 Irish boxers - Chris Blainey & Brett McGinity.

Ricky is roundly acknowledged as one of IF NOT Britain’s most successful fighters ever and certainly the most popular.

Dylan Larkin also joins us to talk about the upcoming Elite Senior finals on Friday.

This week the lads debate the virtues of helmet swinging, Will mournes an oh-so-close prediction and Alex celebrates a fantasy victory over his co-host.

Kirk Marks and Louis Ragone join Michael Fink to preview the upcoming Miami Dolphins game against the Cleveland Browns. We discuss the recent roster moves. Talk about Mark Walton, and Josh Rosen as well as ask is it worth taking a chance on Tua? For those unaware, Kirk and Lou were very brave last weekend braving the bitter cold at Hard Rock Stadium. Don’t take my word for it. Just listen to them.

Nate McMillan talks about the time off and health of his roster. T.J. McConnell tells us what he did on his rare off day. Harry asks about Colts loss - was it the refs that beat the Colts? Is Jacoby Brissett the long term answer at QB? Can the Hoosiers pull the upset over Michigan tomorrow?

It’s not time for conference play yet, but Big Ten basketball teams have all played a handful of games to this point. The season is here, and while football may be on the forefront, Kevin and Troy gave a more in-depth season preview on the bottom seven teams of the Big Ten standings from last year on the previous show. This show? It’s all about the top seven teams.

The youngster and old man break down what to expect from Michigan State, Purdue, Michigan, Wisconsin, Maryland, Iowa and Minnesota. How many B1G teams should make the NCAA Tournament? Could it be more than last year’s conference record of eight?