Weekly Football Nonsense
Welcome to Weekly Football Nonsense, the podcast where we talk football like actual fans — confused, overconfident, occasionally correct, and always entertained. From the NFL to college ball, we break down the plays, roast bad takes, and overreact to everything.
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- 6
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 18, 2026
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Weekly Football Nonsense S2 E17 (opens the original)
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9/11/2026 S2 E17 nfl week 1 is here! recap of the patriots at seahawks and niners win over the rams discuss the upcoming week 1 games potential upsets and predictions for the season hot takes and game picks college football week 2 discussion
Weekly Football Nonsense S2 E16 (opens the original)
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9/8/2026 S2 E16 college football week 1 discussions will lsu get removed from the sec? thoughts on 24 team playoffs nfl week 1 talks super bowl predictions
Weekly Football Nonsense S2 E15 (opens the original)
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9/2/2026 S2 E15 this week we discuss college football week 1 potential teams to watch and give our national title game predictions we make our tier list for the upcoming super bowl and playoff favorites for the nfl season
Weekly Football Nonsense S2 E14 (opens the original)
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8/27/2026 S2 E14 latest nfl news and college football talk discussing espn rankings on teams for this season pre season talk and a whole bunch of football talk
Weekly Football Nonsense S2 E13 (opens the original)
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8/20/2026 S2 E13 recent nfl and college football news preseason talks college rankings discussion random talks about teams and players
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