TT: The Archives

Host Brett Rutherford and Co-host Gary Putnik are joined by WCTV's Ryan Kelly to break down the 2016 Florida State Football season. On the surface, 2016 was a successful year for the Noles. 10 wins and a victory over Michigan in the Orange Bowl. Redshirt Freshman QB Deondre Francois threw for over 3300 yards and had 20 touchdowns. Dalvin Cook had one of the greatest offensive seasons ever when he picked up 1,765 yards on the ground (a school record) and had 19 rushing touchdowns. The team was heading into 2017 with one of the best recruiting classes in the nation, a game against Alabama to start the season, and all eyes were set on the College Football Playoff. Given what we know now, there were some giant warning signs about Florida State Football throughout the 2016 season.

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Alex DePriest, Tyler Phillips, and Will Morton (making his Tomahawk Talk debut) on this week's episode to talk about "The Match" between Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning, and Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady. Despite bad weather in South Florida, it seems like the general consensus is that the Match 2.0 went much better than the pay-per-view first rendition last year. Dak Prescott might have just turned down an opportunity to sign long-term with the Dallas Cowboys and secure a big time paycheck, and rumors are flying that he wants to become the highest paid QB in the league, and not by a little bit either. Is he worth it? Do the Cowboys have to sign him? The crew breaks that down and what a new Dak contract might mean for the rest of the league. Alex is back on this week to defend his trivia title, but how well does he know his sports movies? Questions from Remember the Titans, A League of Their Own, and other sports classics surprisingly stump the contestants on trivia tonight. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Gabe Tisnes, Gianna Arantes, and Alex DePriest. The panel discusses the final two episodes of ESPN's The Last Dance and analyze the series as a whole. Should these documentaries effect the GOAT argument in any way? Blake Snell made comments on his Twitch channel about his concerns with the return of baseball in 2020 amidst the Covid-19 outbreak, and Bryce Harper was quick to support him. Will the statements made by these players hurt the chances of MLB getting their season underway before 2021? Gabe defends his trivia title for the first time in two weeks in a "The Last Dance" themed game. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Gabe Tisnes, and Alex Krutchik to catch either up on the week in sports. Yes, we have actual sports to talk about. The KBO is underway in Korea, with games being broadcast on ESPN, the UFC had a stacked PPV card which included 2 title fights, and Major League Baseball is eyeing a July return to the field. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and Gabe Tisnes. The guys break down some of the latest NFL free agency moves, including Andy Dalton to the Cowboys and Jameis Winston to the Saints. With no sports, many leagues have set up video game competitions featuring real life players. For Major League Baseball, Blake Snell took home the title in their "Players League," which took place on MLB the Show. Gabe Tisnes defends his trivia title for the first time in NFL Trivia. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Gabe Tisnes, and Luke Hazen to discuss the first ever virtual NFL Draft, Rob Gronkowski joining the Tampa Bay Bucs, and Jameis Winston signing with the New Orleans Saints. Also, Brett defends his trivia title for the first time against former champ Gary, and newcomer Gabe. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik and Austin Reynolds to preview the 2020 NFL Draft, taking place this weekend. Where will Tua land? Will we see teams trading up? Who is the most talented receiver in this draft class? The guys break all of that down and more. This past weekend, ESPN debuted the first two of a ten-part documentary chronicling the trials and tribulations of the '97-'98 Chicago Bulls and their brightest star, Michael Jordan. We'll be discussing the Last Dance every week for the next 5 weeks, as the show airs on ESPN.

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Lucas Veitia, and Luke Fay, who is making his first appearance back on the show since retiring as host back in January. As usual, the crew share what they've been up to while practicing social distancing. Starving for sports news? Well Florida State football brought in 2 new transfers and the guy break down how they may contribute in 2020. Brett challenged Gary to trivia last week, and this week they face off in the longest and toughest ever round of Tomahawk Talk Trivia, hosted by Luke Fay. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, producer Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Tyler Phillips for another podcast-only edition of Tomahawk Talk. The crew talk about what they've been up to while trapped inside their homes, which includes iRacing and WrestleMania 36. Do people love to hate new NFL uniforms? Gary defends his trivia title in a Florida State basketball-themed game, in honor of the National Championship game that was supposed to be played this past Monday. 

Host Brett Rutherford is joined by Co-host Gary Putnik, Producer Sebastian Angel-Riano, and Austin Reynolds via Skype for another quarantined episode. The crew break down Patrick Williams' decision to declare for the NBA Draft after just one year at Florida State, analyze decisions made by the NCAA and MLB regarding eligibility and the draft, and then Gary defends his trivia title for the first time in a Willie Taggart Era themed game.