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We're here to take the awkwardness out of the conversation and help you join the sports conversation, even if you don't know the first thing about sports. We break down what's happening in sports in an easy-to-understand, fun way without all of the statistics and jargon, so you never have to exit stage left when the chatter at the office, dinner table or networking event switches to sports.
Keep up with us between podcasts at www.lastnightsgame.com or on all your favorite social media platforms.
Keep up with us between podcasts at www.lastnightsgame.com or on all your favorite social media platforms.
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You still have questions. Honestly? Same. After two episodes breaking down college and NFL football, Amy and Scott are back to fill in all the blanks on the stuff that goes over everyone's head, the things you don't know how to bring up, and the questions you've been afraid to ask out loud. This week they get into: - Why the ball is physically different between college and the NFL, and how it messed up one of the best receivers in the league when he got to the pros - One foot vs. two feet, clock management, and why overtime in college and the NFL are completely different animals - The ref who just threw that flag probably has a real job on Monday, and what that job actually looks like (and how much they get paid) - How the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) changed everything - The 11 teams that now have male cheerleaders and the six that don't have any at all - Explaining the Bills Mafia with their tables, bowling ball shots and a 20-foot table in the brand-new stadium. - Auburn's toilet papering tradition, and why you do not mess with those trees. Sports are the easiest conversation starter. We're just getting you ready for it with the sports news you'll want to spill. Other episodes you might enjoy: Mastering Sports Betting: Your Comprehensive Guide Everyday Mindset Shifts To Handle Pressure With Olympian Obi Emegano The Easy Guide to Talking NFL This Season Follow us on social between episodes: Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Website
The NFL is back. And this season feels different before it's even started. For the first time, the league is playing on four continents, in seven countries, and the first game of the season isn't even in the United States. This is not the league from five years ago, and that has nothing to do with Taylor Swift. Amy and Scott are back to get you set up for success when it comes to talking about the world of football. Whether it comes up at the office, happy hour, or wherever sports are on in the background, this episode is your conversation starter. This week they're getting into: - The NFL's full 180 on touchdown celebrations and what's still going to get you fined (RIP finger guns) - The LA Rams pulling out all the stops with Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald on the same defensive line - Baker Mayfield in Tampa with mosquito energy in the best possible way - The international schedule, including a first-ever game in Paris and an international opener at the Melbourne Cricket Ground - Rookie debut patches are the coolest new thing you'll spot on a jersey all season - And the full-time job of figuring out where to actually watch the games this year You don't have to watch anything on TV. We've got you. Sports news you'll want to spill. Other episodes you might enjoy: Mastering Sports Betting: Your Comprehensive Guide Everyday Mindset Shifts To Handle Pressure With Olympian Obi Emegano The Easy Guide to Talking NFL This Season Follow us on social between episodes: Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Website
College football season is back, and co-hosts Amy and Scott cover everything worth knowing before the conversation passes you by. From Indiana's perfect 16-0 season to quarterbacks making six million dollars while shopping for online classes. Then there's a coach the FBI investigated after he left town, and a regular fan from Akron who called plays in an actual college football game. Plus Pat McAfee, who is somehow on every ESPN broadcast, making $60M dollars a year, and yet is still an acquired taste for some. Want to know more about how play calling works? Full episode here: https://lastnightsgame.com/podcast/2023-playcalling New episodes weekly. Follow Last Night's Game for sports news you want to spill. Other episodes you might enjoy: Mastering Sports Betting: Your Comprehensive Guide Everyday Mindset Shifts To Handle Pressure With Olympian Obi Emegano The Easy Guide to Talking NFL This Season Follow us on social between episodes: Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Website
Fantasy football season is here. If you have spent years nodding along while everyone around you obsesses over rosters, lineups, and waiver wire pickups, this episode is a good place to start. Co-hosts Amy and Scott go through what fantasy football is, how a league works, what happens on draft night, and what you need to do each week so you stay competitive. They also talk about which players are getting the most attention heading into the 2026 season, how a Chinese zodiac sign turned into a legitimate draft strategy, and what happens to the person who finishes last. One of those punishments involves a stuffed bear at a restaurant table for two. You do not have to play to get something out of this. If you want to follow the conversation, this episode is for you. New episodes drop weekly. Follow Last Night's Game for sports worth talking about. Other episodes you might enjoy: Mastering Sports Betting: Your Comprehensive Guide Everyday Mindset Shifts To Handle Pressure With Olympian Obi Emegano The Easy Guide to Talking NFL This Season Follow us on social between episodes: Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Website
World Cup chaos, the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, and the worst national anthem performances ever. This is your save-it episode for the 4th of July, no stats required. Amy and co-host Scott give you the conversation starters you actually need this weekend. We get into why Norway flew in 6,000 lbs of oranges and 250 lbs of brown cheese, Erling Haaland's beef-heart diet, the Telemundo commercial drama, record-breaking World Cup ratings, and Messi making history right before his 40th birthday. Then it's a full preview of Nathan's Famous: the 1916 origin story, Joey Chestnut's comeback from probation, his most stomach-turning records, women's champ Miki Sudo, and the gross competitive-eating rules nobody tells you about. We close with the most infamous anthem fails of all time, from Roseanne Barr to Carl Lewis to Steven Tyler. Save this for your happy hour or cookout, then follow for more sports news you'll want to spill. Other episodes you might enjoy: Mastering Sports Betting: Your Comprehensive Guide Everyday Mindset Shifts To Handle Pressure With Olympian Obi Emegano The Easy Guide to Talking NFL This Season Follow us on social between episodes: Instagram Facebook Twitter TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Website



