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    Football

    Go Long Podcast

    Founder Tyler Dunne aims to take you behind the curtain. We’ll chat with players and people from around the world of pro football to bring you this sport in its realest, rawest form. The aim at GoLongTD.com — always — is to deliver a longform story worth your valuable time.

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    Ty & Bob Pod: Packers offense soul-searching into the bye Oct 11, 2023
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    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.com

    After another primetime dud, the Green Bay Packers are again under the national microscope. This 17-13 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders was ugly.

    Especially on offense. And there’s plenty of blame to go ‘round.

    On this episode of the “Ty & Bob Pod” with longtime scribe Bob McGinn, we spend nearly two hours dissecting Packers-Raiders and taking ou…


    FAVRE: The unique attrition of football Oct 11, 2023
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    Football isn’t for everyone, and that’s OK. That’s what makes this sport different.

    Football, however, may be changing. Watch any game, any Sunday.

    Perhaps nobody is more qualified to thoroughly dissect the inherent danger of this sport quite like Brett Favre.

    Name an injury, he likely had it. Concussions? More than he can count.

    Through the NFL’s golden age, the three-time MVP somehow started 321 straight games. A record that may never be broken despite the owners treating quarterbacks today like 32 bubble boys. On Episode 3 of “FAVRE,” we take a big-picture look at the sport itself with Favre’s iron-man streak as the launching pad. The longtime Green Bay Packer is once again extremely candid on everything.

    You can listen to the full episode above or watch it below completely ad-free, sponsor-free. I greatly treasure our independence at Go Long — we’re powered by you. Our readers, our listeners. Current subscribers, thank you. For those considering a subscription, we’d love to have you join our community.

    As always, you can listen right in Apple or wherever you get your pods, too. Click “Listen On” next to the audio player to link up your RSS feed if you’d like.

    Also: VIP members at Go Long are able to join the call and ask Favre anything. Click here to become a VIP. In addition to this Favre access, I’ll also mail you a Go Long sweatshirt (hoodie or crew) and a signed copy of “The Blood and Guts: How Tight Ends Save Football.”

    Here’s what is discussed throughout our lively 83 1/2-minute discussion this episode:

    * Quarterbacks who impress Favre five weeks into this 2023 season with a close look at the San Francisco 49ers’ godsend: Brock Purdy. (He also admires Baker Mayfield’s leadership. Earmuffs, kids, on the Andy Janovich quote.)

    * The streak. A true love for the game drove Favre to always, always, always play on. Is such a passion becoming antiquated?

    * Painkillers sure helped Favre start every game early in his career. He’d always take his pills with a beer. (And the beer teammates turned down.)

    * Which injury was the most difficult for Favre to play through his two decades in the NFL?

    * We discuss football — true football — and why there’s nothing else like it. You know at a very young age whether this sport is for you or not.

    * You might’ve seen Favre’s name in the news last week. He says his deposition in the Mississippi civil suit is not this month, but that he’s eager for the opportunity to speak. I ask Favre about the damage done to his reputation.

    * In 2023, Favre sees the sport transforming into something new: “Flag football with pads.” That’s swell for the long-term health of quarterbacks — he’d know. But at what cost? Is the sport losing itself with so many flags and fines dulling the instincts of defensive players? He watched Bills-Jaguars on Sunday morning with similar angst.

    * The hypocrisy of pontificating about player safety while adding a regular-season game. That 18th game won’t be far behind, too. Yet, Favre makes a smart point. Players who enjoy the physical contact will also be increasingly OK with danger being siphoned out of the sport… if they see the financial benefits all around.

    * VIP questions! Favre explains why it was always nice to joke around with officials. Also, who was his favorite receiver?

    * An Andy Reid story he’ll never forget.

    FULL VIDEO:

    Previous episodes of “FAVRE” below:

    Ep 1: Reliving an unforgettable moment in NFL history

    Ep 2: Bar fights, throat-slashes and the car crash that could've killed him


    This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.golongtd.com/subscribe

    Happy Hour: Steve Calhoun on the past, present and future of Jordan Love Oct 06, 2023
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    The great mystery of this 2023 NFL season resides in Green Bay, Wisc.

    Jordan Love.

    After three years, the Packers finally deemed that the quarterback out of Utah State was ready to take over. We’ve seen a thrilling comeback win over the New Orleans Saints. We’ve seen a rough first half against the Detroit Lions. But how is Love really playing? Most importantly, how good can he be?

    You’ll want to catch our latest Happy Hour Replay. The man who knows Love’s game better than anyone gives us an inside look. Steve Calhoun of Armed and Dangerous Football has coached and mentored Love since the QB was in eighth grade.

    For a full hour, Calhoun takes questions from Go Long members.

    Catch the full audio above or watch the full video below.

    We discuss…

    * What was going through Love’s mind when the Packers gave Aaron Rodgers an extension in 2022? Right when it appeared his Green Bay days were numbered?

    * Simulating game action on a practice field — for three years.

    * Love’s mental toughness. It has roots in adversity that prepares Love for anything he could see on a football field.

    * Green Bay West. Calhoun breaks down the practices Love ran with the team’s receivers and backs in July.

    * Calhoun’s outside-the-box coaching methods. Such as teaching Love how to use both of his eyes in different ways as he’s reading the field.

    * Why nothing surprises Love on the field.

    * What happened in Detroit? We break down some of the throws, good and bad.

    * The pressure. Media coverage has often been scathing the last three years. How has Love processed it?

    Thanks, everyone.

    And, remember: Let me know who you would like to hang out with on a Happy Hour. We’ll make it happen.

    Full Video Replay:

    Past Go Long Happy Hours:

    * John Hansen

    * Andrew Brandt

    * Peter King

    * Warren Moon

    * Isaiah McKenzie

    * Bob McGinn

    * Rob Johnson

    * Jamal Lewis

    * T.J. Lang

    * Jamaal Williams

    * Stevie Johnson

    * Richie Incognito

    * Wyatt Teller

    * Doug Whaley

    * Isaiah Likely

    * Stevie Johnson

    * Eric Wood

    * LeRoy Butler

    * Bob McGinn & Jim Monos

    * Quincy Avery

    * Erik Kramer

    * Frank Winters

    * Olin Kreutz

    * Peter King

    * Johnathan Franklin

    * Steve Calhoun

    * Jim Monos

    * Jace Sternberger

    * Doug Whaley

    * Isaiah McKenzie

    * Andy Janovich

    * Vince Williams

    * Ryan Leaf & Steve Tasker

    * Joshua Harris

    * D’Wayne Eskridge

    * Allen Robinson


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    Ty & Bob Pod: The NFC North Goliath is now obvious Oct 04, 2023
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    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.com

    The Detroit Lions effectively socked the Green Bay Packers in the jaw last week.

    They won, 34-20, and of course built up that 27-3 halftime lead that led to a very emotional Matt LaFleur. (And a few scattered boo’s at Lambeau Field.)

    So, what in the hell happened?

    On this episode of the “Ty & Bob Pod” — spanning nearly two hours — we break it …


    Go Long Show: A Buffalo blowout Oct 03, 2023
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    The game of the week turned out to be no game at all with the Buffalo Bills knocking out the Miami Dolphins, 48-20. Overreactions to the Dolphins’ sluggish day on offense are ridiculous. These two teams just may meet two more times this season.

    But what a day for Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and, without a doubt, head coach Sean McDermott. We all know this is his defense in 2023. Slowing down the Dolphin machine was a promising early sign.

    The back-half of the podcast is spent discussing the rookie quarterbacks.

    C.J. Stroud’s arrow is pointing up — his calm and cool confounded the Steelers, 30-6 — and co-host Jim Monos also loves what he sees in Anthony Richardson. Our resident scout is applying his unique grading system to the QBs again, and you’ll want to hear his Richardson breakdown. (You may recall Monos wasn’t thrilled with the Florida tape.)

    Bryce Young? It’s early. But… no. There hasn’t much to get excited about. Not yet.

    And there’s plenty of San Francisco talk. Brock Purdy was nearly perfect on Sunday and Monos had a sizzling take to share on one of his teammates.

    You can listen to the Go Long Show above and everywhere you access podcasts. Full video is below. Also, be sure to subscribe to the Go Long YouTube channel to catch the live recordings of our flagship podcast, as well as clips from “FAVRE” and the “Ty & Bob Pod.”

    Go Long is powered by our readers. Thank you for joining our community:


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    Go Long Show: Josh Lucas takes you inside the Chicago Bears' draft room Sep 29, 2023
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    It’s rare to hear how this sport actually works.

    Why one player is taken over another player. The process that leads to a team loving or loathing a prospect. The fans who pour their hard-earned money into the NFL are too often fed insipid cliches at the podium and left in the dark.

    We’ll always try to lift up the curtain here. And on this episode of the Go Long Show, Josh Lucas takes everyone right inside the thinking of an NFL front office.

    From 2015 to 2022, Lucas served as the director of player personnel under GM Ryan Pace with the Chicago Bears.

    Before this, he worked with our podcast co-host Jim Monos as an area scout with the New Orleans Saints from 2005 to 2014.

    You’ll learn how decisions go down before an NFL draft and, more specifically, how the Chicago Bears got to this point — from the decision to draft Mitchell Trubisky over Patrick Mahomes in 2017 to the trade up for Justin Fields in 2021. Lucas offers thoughts on several other Bears picks, relives Saints memories and has a fresh take on Jordan Love. Also: How do you know if a college prospect can overcome adversity?


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    Ty & Bob Pod: NFC North showdown looms Sep 26, 2023
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    The NFC is wide open in 2023. We’re still weeks off from differentiating contenders from pretenders. But the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers have every right to be optimistic.

    The Lions overcame a rash of injuries to punch the Atlanta Falcons in the mouth on Sunday, 20-6. Ford Field was electric and rookie Brian Branch may be the best pla…


    FAVRE: Bar fights, throat-slashes and the car crash that could've killed him Sep 22, 2023
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    It’s easy to pinpoint the moment everyone in the huddle knew Brett Favre was a different breed. He was in college. He played a football game against Alabama one month after having 36 inches of his intestines removed. The result of a car crash that easily could’ve ended his life.

    Seeing this — up close — quite obviously empowered all teammates beyond their imagination. Somehow, Southern Miss shocked No. 13-ranked Crimson Tide.

    This became the story of Favre’s football life, Start No. 1 to No. 321. Packers players have said repeatedly they’d run through a wall for their quarterback.

    On Episode 2 of “FAVRE” — exclusive to subscribers — the three-time MVP continues to open up like he never has before. As stated, the goal of Go Long is to always deliver football in its rawest form. The good, the bad, the ugly. You’ll always get unfiltered, unvarnished coverage here, and nothing is ever off-limits with this show. There’s never been a Favre before, never will be again and he’ll open up on everything to bring you as close as possible to real football.

    Each episode, we’ll connect the past with the present with endless untold stories.

    As young quarterbacks across the league try to make their own leap — and win over locker rooms — Brett Favre isn’t afraid to open up wounds from his own life. On and off the field.

    You won’t want to miss Episode 2.

    Audio is above. Video is below.

    A few topics discussed:

    * Favre should have vanished into oblivion early in his career. He opens up on his extreme alcohol usage, the byproduct of an addictive personality. Having just one beer was an impossibility. Favre admits he’d drink until he completely passed out. Somehow, he’d party ‘til 4, wake up at 7:30 and train just as hard as he drank. He easily could’ve been Johnny Manziel. Two specific turning points — Green Bay nearly benching him in ‘94, going to rehab for his painkiller addiction in ‘96 — got his life back on track. He quit drinking in 1998, too.

    * His year in Atlanta — 1991 — was wild. Favre hit it off with Deion Sanders. He got into four or five bar fights, too.

    * Favre sees himself in Josh Allen, and offers a solution. There’s a needle the Buffalo Bills can thread to get the most out of their own gunslinger.

    * Yes, we get into Aaron Rodgers and the Achilles injury heard ‘round the world. Would Favre try to come back from this injury? What does he expect out of Rodgers? His perspective on this seismic storyline is obviously unique. He remembers The End well and would love to share his wisdom… if only Rodgers would return his calls.

    * You’ve probably heard many of Larry Bird’s epic trash-talking stories from the ‘80s. Favre has many of his own, and shares one classic from ‘99. There’s a reason he gave Lions’ Robert Bailey a throat-slash gesture.

    * The blow-by-blow account of his college car wreck is certifiably nuts. How he managed to upset Alabama after having those 36 inches of intestines removed and losing 35 pounds is even crazier, and explains how he was able to galvanize an entire locker room.

    * What does Favre think about Jordan Love two games in? He’s been watching closely and sees teammates rallying around their new QB. They want to fight for Love. Beyond the numbers — to him — this is a phenomenal sign.

    As always, VIP subscribers can hop onto the Zoom call after our 1-on-1 to ask anything they’d like. This episode, Favre answers reader questions on his best prank (poor Frank Winters) and details what made Sterling Sharpe special. Click Here to become a VIP, to hang out with Favre and also get both a Go Long sweatshirt and a signed copy of “The Blood and Guts: How Tight Ends Save Football.”

    Thank you, everyone.

    No sponsors. No ads. This show, like everything here, is 100 percent fueled by readers.

    As always, the full 88-minute version of “FAVRE” is accessed right here at GoLongTD.com. If you prefer to listen on Apple, simply click the “Listen On” button above.

    There’s a good chance you’ll prefer the video, too.

    FULL VIDEO BELOW…


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    Ty & Bob Pod: Gut-check time for the Detroit Lions Sep 20, 2023
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    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.golongtd.com

    This sport remains a war of attrition. Dan Campbell knows this.

    His Detroit Lions are already getting slammed by injuries.

    Will they respond?

    On this episode of the “Ty & Bob Pod,” we begin with one last look at the Green Bay Packers’ 25-24 loss to the Atlanta Falcons — no moral victory. As promised, Bob McGinn brings his keen football eye to…


    Go Long Show: Quarterbacks under pressure Sep 19, 2023
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    This isn’t how the Chicago Bears envisioned football in 2023 — at all.

    What a cringy display of offensive football it’s been against Green Bay and Tampa Bay. Justin Fields is off to a miserable start and, lest we forget, Fields was drafted by the previous regime. New GM Ryan Poles traded out of the No. 1 pick in 2023, but he no doubt has an eye on the 2024 class. Especially at this rate.

    On this episode of “The Go Long Show,” we examine this precarious quarterback situation, and several others. Desmond Ridder had his finest start to date with the Atlanta Falcons. There was a lot to love about his performance against the Green Bay Packers — especially through a clutch fourth quarter. Same for Sam Howell in Washington. Eveything Howell told Go Long before the draft is coming to life through two games. As he said then, on comebacks: “The main thing is ‘don’t get too caught up in the scoreboard.’ Don’t worry about the score. Just stick to your process and play good football. Chip away. Focus on the play. Do whatever you can to be successful that play.”

    Also, the Buffalo Bills got back on track against the Raiders. A tame Josh Allen was still an effective Josh Allen. And co-host Jim Monos relives his quarterback dilemma in the spring of 2017. He sees the value in letting a mid-round pick play.

    You can listen to the podcast above and everywhere you get pods. To access on Apple, select “Listen On” adjacent to the audio player.

    Video is below.

    Thank you for being a part of our community at Go Long. Subscribers can access all stories and all podcasts, including “FAVRE” and the “Ty & Bob Pod.”


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