Ty drops by to chat it up about golf, New Year's resolutions, joining the gym and some serious topics like the injury to Damar Hamlin and the sports media coverage of it. We also chime in the House of Representative's inability to elect a Speaker of the House prompting Tim's annual speech about electing not serious people to serious positions. All that plus so much more.
The Packers win the latest must win scenario and again had everything break the way it needed to. This sets up a win and in scenario this Sunday against Detroit. The Steelers have figured out who they are and are now a legit scary team to play and somehow, someway, The Patriots control their fate heading into Sunday. Finally, we see the end in sight on this weird year.
The final pod of 2022 with Derek jumping in to chop it up with the host on a myriad of topics. Fantasy football championships to Holiday wrap ups to classic Christmas TV Shows. We also dive into handyman work and the potential for more bad winter weather to ring in the new year. I'm a long way from golf.
After a long holiday weekend that extended deep into the week, we get back to talking football but this time we go through the events of the week and there were many. Derek Carr appears to be done in Vegas. We talk about it. We then chop it up on Nathaniel hackett getting fired in Denver and who takes that job next. We then take a peak at Free agent QB's (Zach hates all of them) Finally, we discuss the precarious state of Tua's brain. All that and so much more.
We'll follow the old man wherever he wants to go. Tonight we hit a classic in the canon of Christmas movies with a Mount Rushmore film in the genre. The 1954 class "White Christmas" starring Bing Crosby and Danny "F'ing" Kaye. This film is such a throwback in so many ways that we had to break down it's cultural significance, it's cinematic significance and the roll this film plays on a generation of people.
Happy Festivus Everyone! A wild week in the league that saw historic comebacks. Walk off Turnovers, Game winning drives! We broke it all down along with fantasy football philosophies. We then get to our 2nd annual Festivus Airing of Grievances. We got a lot of problems with you people and now you are going to hear about it!
Audio Issues, An over modulated Mic, Angry Cats, Crying Babies, Harrison Smith a Hall of Famer. I mean it was the definition of insanity this week where everything that could go wrong did and yet we deliver what we can of the podcast. Enjoy
Lamar is hurt, Jimmy G is hurt. Now what? Joe Burrow looks like the MVP. We discuss his chances with that and others. We also go through the playoff picture and play a little game of "Something or Nothing" Could Tom go back to NE? Could Aaron Rodgers end up in Las Vegas? All those answers and so much more. Enjoy.
Thanksgiving is in the books and Russell Wilson still stinks. We dive into just how bad he stinks during tonight's pod. We begin though by talking about Green Bay/Philly. Is it time for Jordan Love? Is this the end of Aaron Rodgers? We then break down the Ravens and the fact that they blew yet another double digit 4th quarter lead. This begs the question: Do you pay Lamar this offseason? We answer that with a game of Lamar Jackson Gauntlet. Enjoy
Zach and I needed a few extra minutes to chat up some some college football experiences. Zach went up to Fargo for an NDSU game. We then talked College Football Playoff and PJ Fleck's struggles at Minnesota. We wrap the session with a look with the annual look at the baseball hall of fame ballot.
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About Tim Anderson Podcast
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Regular guy Tim Anderson (Not the shortstop for the White Sox) goes on weekly dives into the world of sports, culture and life. During the football season, you will hear weekly wrap ups featuring Tim…
and his regular guests Ryan and Zach. Several other characters will make appearances as the year goes along. Tim will branch off to talk golf and pro wrestling away from regular sports as well. He will also bring in resident film experts like Lauren to break down the classics in cinema. Tim Anderson....A man of many interests.