The NFL Tank Is On. Aaron Glenn Is Lost & Is a Breaking Brewing in Baltimore
Release Date: 12/30/2025
USA Wins Gold, Are the Bears Moving, and Could Bryce Harper Be a Yankee
Gordon Damer on Sports
On this episode of Gordon Damer on Sports we break down what the gold medal win by the over the actually accomplished and just as importantly what it will not change about the sport or the country then we dive into the increasingly confusing saga surrounding the proposed new stadium and why every update seems to raise more questions than answers and finally we examine whether the have a real problem and why anyone dreaming of seeing him in pinstripes with the should stop right now.
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Raiders Rebound and the Jets QB Reality
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Why the Raiders may be set up for a major rebound this offseason and what people are missing about their path forward. The Jets have no choice but to find a quarterback and while there is no perfect option there is one clear answer if Aaron Glenn wants to make it to Year 3. Plus what people still get wrong about Sam Darnold and why I am not watching the Winter Olympics.
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Super Bowl Blowout, the Halftime Show Was Not for You, and Giannis Changed the Game
Gordon Damer on Sports
The Super Bowl ended in a blowout but the real story is what it tells us going forward. We break down the two biggest takeaways that actually matter and why they reshape how we look at the league. Then we tackle the halftime show and Bad Bunny. Love it or hate it your opinion is not the point. We explain why the NFL is leaning into a new trend and why these shows are no longer designed to please everyone. Finally Giannis Antetokounmpo joining Kalshi is one of the most important sports business stories you probably missed. We break down why prediction markets are the next big thing and why...
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Super Bowl, Bets Leon Rose Proves Them Wrong & MLB Betting Scandal Goes From Bad to Worse
Gordon Damer on Sports
We go all in on Super Bowl 60 and why Sunday feels like a now or never moment for both the Patriots and Seahawks because windows in the NFL close faster than anyone wants to admit. Then we rewind to the NBA trade deadline and break down the Cavaliers move for James Harden and why it really only makes sense for one very specific reason. From there we pivot to Madison Square Garden where Leon Rose continues to silence doubters and show that even under flawed ownership a clear plan and patience can still win. We wrap with the latest details in the Emmanuel Clase legal case and how a situation...
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Warriors Are a No Go, A Giant Black Eye, and Valley League Commish Rick Furr Joins the Pod
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The Warriors flirting with a Giannis trade is the kind of move that sounds bold but ends franchises and we break down why Golden State would be repeating the exact mistakes that ruined Milwaukee’s window. We also get into the uncomfortable fallout surrounding Giants co owner Steve Tisch being named as an associate of Jeffrey Epstein and what it says about the NFL’s silence and priorities. Then we shift gears with an in depth interview with Valley Baseball League commissioner Rick Furr on the realities of minor league baseball leadership development and why these leagues still matter in the...
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Rutgers’ Big Ten Disaster, Nobody’s Buying the Pitch, and Why Giannis to the Knicks Is a Non Starter
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Rutgers joined the Big Ten 12 years ago promising growth and relevance. Instead they have created a financial hole with little competitive payoff. We break down how bad the numbers really are and why the move has failed on every level. We also look at Aaron Glenn and Brian Cashman who share one major issue despite working in different sports. Fans are no longer buying what either is selling and patience has run out. Finally the Giannis to the Knicks rumors are back. We explain why New York still makes no sense for Milwaukee if the Bucks are rebuilding and why this rumor refuses to...
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Sam’s Super Bowl Bound, Fair Weather Fans, and College Hoop Madness
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Sam Darnold has the Seahawks headed to the Super Bowl and his story takes center stage not as a football comeback but as a human one. We dive into how Darnold’s journey from afterthought to franchise leader reshapes how we talk about quarterbacks and belief. From there we look at the future of football itself and whether outdoor NFL games are slowly becoming a thing of the past as owners chase new revenue streams and controlled environments. Plus college basketball reminds us that the Madness is not limited to March with the chaos unfolding at Alabama and what it says about the current state...
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Mets Make Moves, Bills Make a Mess, and Pat Ragazzo Joins the Pod
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A packed episode breaking down a wild week across sports. The Mets and Yankees were busy and we dig into what actually mattered and what did not. David Stearns shuts down plenty of offseason narratives Mets fans talked themselves into and we are joined by Pat Ragazzo of Sports Illustrated to break down the moves and what comes next. Then we head to Buffalo where the Bills somehow made their playoff loss to the Broncos even worse with a disastrous press conference. What does the next move look like after firing Sean McDermott and how does this moment shape Josh Allens future. Plus the strangest...
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Dodgers Do It Again, The Bills Fired the Wrong Guy, and The Greatest Coaching Job Ever
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Truth really is stranger than fiction. Indiana are national champs in college football and we break down how a once unthinkable title run became reality and what it says about the modern sport. The Dodgers do it again by landing Kyle Tucker and in the process accomplish something Rob Manfred has been chasing for years. We explain why this deal matters beyond just Los Angeles. Plus the Bills fire Sean McDermott but did they actually fire the wrong guy. We look at where the real blame belongs in Buffalo.
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Giants Are Back, Tomlin Is Out, & Zach Gelb Joins the Pod
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The Giants finally look like the Giants again. We break down why landing John Harbaugh is a franchise changing home run and how after a decade of NFL wildness Big Blue is back on the road to respectability. Plus Mike Tomlin has walked away from the Steelers but have we really seen him coach his final NFL game or is there another chapter coming. We are also joined by Zach Gelb to dive into the college football national title game between Miami and Indiana. Can anyone stop the Hoosiers? Is the U back? And most importantly who wins!
info_outlineWeek 17 told you everything you need to know about where the NFL is headed. The tank is real, teams aren’t hiding it anymore, and an NFL draft lottery feels less like a hypothetical and more like an inevitability. Plus, The Jets are once again the face of organizational dysfunction, and Aaron Glenn has proven the only thing that truly matters this season — he is not the coach who’s going to turn this franchise around. And then there’s Baltimore. The noise around Lamar Jackson isn’t slowing down, but it’s also missing the point. If a breakup is brewing with the Ravens, it won’t be at quarterback.