The West Coast Gamblers

Start things off with a review of the best Divisional Weekend we've seen in a long time. They examine Mularky's exit from Tennessee and MFK all the rumored and confirmed coaching hires after a whirlwind week of exciting developments(17:08). They talk the jaw-dropping matchup of Jacksonville vs New England and what the Jaguars have to do to pull off the upset of the century (30:10). And lastly, they breakdown the match-up between Nick Foles and Case Keenum - no, that isn't a typo - as they try to add another chapter to their fairy-tale season (43:43). Does this weeks action top last weekend's unbelievable finishes? Find out on this week's show!

This week, we send off L.A.'s only playoff team with a hearty 'RAM IT' after the Rams' Super Bowl aspirations disappeared on Wild Card Weekend with a 26-13 loss to the Falcons. This week on TLC, the boys kick off the show putting a cap on the Rams' 2017 season and looking ahead to what's to come in the off-season (1:09). Then, we quickly touch on what the Raiders hiring John Gruden as their new head coach means for next season (11:02) and make our picks for who we think will take Gruden's place in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth (13:49). Then it's on to breaking down and picking the Saturday and Sunday games.

Falcons-Eagles (16:29)

Titans-Patriots (25:26)

Jaguars-Steelers (35:50)

Saints-Vikings (47:03)

This week, we send off L.A.'s only playoff team with a hearty 'RAM IT' after the Rams' Super Bowl aspirations disappeared on Wild Card Weekend with a 26-13 loss to the Falcons. This week on TLC, the boys kick off the show putting a cap on the Rams' 2017 season and looking ahead to what's to come in the off-season (1:09). Then, we quickly touch on what the Raiders hiring John Gruden as their new head coach means for next season (11:02) and make our picks for who we think will take Gruden's place in the Monday Night Football broadcast booth (13:49). Then it's on to breaking down and picking the Saturday and Sunday games.

Falcons-Eagles (16:29)

Titans-Patriots (25:26)

Jaguars-Steelers (35:50)

Saints-Vikings (47:03)

It's been 32 years since the city of Los Angeles has hosted a home playoff game. That changes Saturday, when the defending NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons come to L.A. to face our Rams. Dangles, Brian and Tony kick off the show by announcing the winners of our season-long Gravestones game and Pick 'Em Challenge (3:27), then we review the head coach firings we saw on 'Black Monday' (4:57) and MFK the current coaching vacancies (9:37). Plus, with the Chargers barely missing the playoffs, we put a bow on the Bolts' 2017 season and grade their performance this year (15:52). Then, we rank all 12 playoff teams in our official Left Coasters Podcast Playoff Power Rankings (20:11). Give you three guesses who got our number one slot. And, of course, we end by breaking down the Saturday games (31:02), including our predictions for the Rams match-up with the Falcons (38:02), and the Sunday games as well (49:17).

It's been 32 years since the city of Los Angeles has hosted a home playoff game. That changes Saturday, when the defending NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons come to L.A. to face our Rams. Dangles, Brian and Tony kick off the show by announcing the winners of our season-long Gravestones game and Pick 'Em Challenge (3:27), then we review the head coach firings we saw on 'Black Monday' (4:57) and MFK the current coaching vacancies (9:37). Plus, with the Chargers barely missing the playoffs, we put a bow on the Bolts' 2017 season and grade their performance this year (15:52). Then, we rank all 12 playoff teams in our official Left Coasters Podcast Playoff Power Rankings (20:11). Give you three guesses who got our number one slot. And, of course, we end by breaking down the Saturday games (31:02), including our predictions for the Rams match-up with the Falcons (38:02), and the Sunday games as well (49:17).

The Rams win their first division title in 14 years and the Chargers can still squeak into the postseason, but only if the chips fall just so. We're back for one final week of regular season football on TLC, starting off with a good old MFK of the three teams who are currently on the playoff bubble (3:06). Plus, the Patriots signing of James Harrison was a big deal, but will he see many snaps? (9:14). Plus, we play our final round of Gravestones (14:38), update the Battle for L.A. (19:57), and a mere one game behind the Ballerina in our weekly Pick 'Em Challenge, Dangles tries to make up some ground on the defending champ (36:07).

The Rams win their first division title in 14 years and the Chargers can still squeak into the postseason, but only if the chips fall just so. We're back for one final week of regular season football on TLC, starting off with a good old MFK of the three teams who are currently on the playoff bubble (3:06). Plus, the Patriots signing of James Harrison was a big deal, but will he see many snaps? (9:14). Plus, we play our final round of Gravestones (14:38), update the Battle for L.A. (19:57), and a mere one game behind the Ballerina in our weekly Pick 'Em Challenge, Dangles tries to make up some ground on the defending champ (36:07).

Well, the Mack returned...and threw three interceptions. Sadly, Tony's Green Bay Packers are now out of playoff contention after coming up short against Carolina. Tony gets a minute to eulogize before explaining What Had Happened to Aaron Rodgers and the Pack (3:19). Then, Dangles weighs in on the controversial non-catch that ended the Pats-Steelers game and the boys explore ways the NFL could finally rule once and for all what a catch actually is (5:47). Plus, all your favorites like Gravestones (15:56), where Dangles blows a few minds with the second team he kills, The Battle for Los Angeles (21:01), where both the Rams and Chargers had opportunities to make statement wins but only one did, and the weekly Pick 'Em Challenge (38:16), where it's all but down to defending champion Brian and upstart contender Dangles for the season title.

Well, the Mack returned...and threw three interceptions. Sadly, Tony's Green Bay Packers are now out of playoff contention after coming up short against Carolina. Tony gets a minute to eulogize before explaining What Had Happened to Aaron Rodgers and the Pack (3:19). Then, Dangles weighs in on the controversial non-catch that ended the Pats-Steelers game and the boys explore ways the NFL could finally rule once and for all what a catch actually is (5:47). Plus, all your favorites like Gravestones (15:56), where Dangles blows a few minds with the second team he kills, The Battle for Los Angeles (21:01), where both the Rams and Chargers had opportunities to make statement wins but only one did, and the weekly Pick 'Em Challenge (38:16), where it's all but down to defending champion Brian and upstart contender Dangles for the season title.

We may be an L.A. football podcast, but we just couldn't deny our co-host Tony the chance to celebrate the return of the Mack(Aaron Rodgers, in this case) to his beloved Green Bay Packers. This week on The Left Coasters, you'll also hear Dangles explain 'What Had Happened' to his Patriots (1:49), who can't seem to win in Miami. Carson Wentz's season-ending ACL tear means yet another MVP candidate is down, what it means for Philly's playoff chances (5:39) and a MFK of the biggest Super Bowl threat of the current NFC playoff picture (8:30). Then it's onto Gravestones (15:01) where the guys have to kill TWO teams this week. Plus, it's a good time to be an L.A. football fan with both teams making strong pushes towards the playoffs, we talk chances in our Battle for L.A. segment (19:51). We end as we always do with Pick 'Em (40:37), where Brian and Dangles are neck and neck for the season lead.