This week we discuss Dyche Stadium, Shula shenanigans, postgame player camaraderie, and  the subpar careers of Don Gault and Ken Vinyard. Quote of the week: "Pianissimo on the ice cream suit."

This week we discuss Tom Brookshier's debut, Jeff Van Note's career, Washington's new yellow pants, Phil Bengston's hat, and Lombardi's replacement. Quote of the week: "We should all aspire to such stoicism."

Stay tuned for TWIPF: The Podcast, Season 2, 1970. 

This week we discuss Joe Kapp vs. Jim Houston, the Browns' white shoes, the wit and wisdom of Hank Stram, Balloongate II, and Dale Hackbart's neck. Quote of the week: "Just keep matriculating the ball down the field, boys."

This week we discuss the Rams and Raiders having their chances, the shutting down of Rentzel-Snow-Biletnikoff-Wells, terrible games by Lamonica and Morton, and missed field goal rules. Quote of the week: "I'm a Fahrenheit man."

This week we discuss Tennessee State, Joe Morrison (again), painted end zones, Ken Gray the Cardinal (and cowboy), the sad end to Sam Baker's career, and Abramowicz vs. Jefferson. Quote of the week: "If there's any NFL player that I'd want on the Supreme Court, I want Charlie Krueger." 

This week we discuss the Lost Balloon Kid, the legacy of John Embree, Compton Junior College alumni, and the careers of Ron Mix and Booth Lusteg. Quote of the week: "There's nothing like the little snowflakes, coming down slowly, in slow motion. It's like a time capsule right there in front of you."

This week we discuss big games by Jimmy Thomas and Harmon Wages, a confusing muffed punt, mean John Bramlett, "veteran" Joe Morrison, George Sauer's dad, and Namath's strange jersey. Quote of the week: "Regardless of his follicle situation, he was a damn good returner of interceptions."

This week, we discuss Thanksgiving Day history, the legendary Marshall to Page lateral, bad music, the first game in Tampa, Wandy Williams, and Momcilo Gavrik. Quote of the week: "They should use the ambulance for the field, it looked terrible."

This week we discuss players with flashes of brilliance such as Cannonball Butler and Ron Sellers, Paul Butler of the scouting combine Blesto-V, and college football powerhouse Grambling University. Quote of the week, "You couldn't do that at a kindergarten these days."