Get him a pair of sunglasses.
My friend is on a mission from God. (The sports gods, that is.)
What a joy to catch up with Dan Koob. A decade ago, we both worked in Wisconsin. These days? Dan and his pals Rudy, Rob and Patrick are launching “SportsTown,” which promises to be appointment viewing for all. The concept is simple: find the best damn sports town in America.
Here on the Go Long Podcast, we get into everything “SportsTown,” reminisce on those Green Bay days and, of course, hit on Dan’s Philadelphia Eagles winning the Super Bowl.
Audio and Video are available right here at Go Long, as well as Apple, Spotify and our Go Long TD YouTube channel.
Be sure to follow SportsTown all over your socials, including Instagram, YouTube and X for updates on future episodes and (hilarious) bonus footage. Here’s the official trailer.
ICYMI, our story on the Buffalo Bills’ 2024 finish and the 2025 offseason ahead.
WHAT NOW? An extensive look at the Buffalo Bills' 2024 finish & 2025 offseason
ORCHARD PARK, NY — Marathon press conferences to wrap up the football season in Western New York typically sound the same. Year after year, the men running the Buffalo Bills promise to keep banging at that Super Bowl door. One chief argument, however, is starting to ring hollow. Exactly as he did at the end of the 2023 season, Sean McDermott brought up his old boss at the end of this heartbreaking 2024 season.
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A random thought this Friday morning. Did anybody dare poke fun at Ray Nitschke’s hairline during a Green Bay Packers game in the 60s? If so, they likely spent that night in a hospital. Right there is the face of a man who helped make football what it is today. No doubt, the Hall of Fame linebacker was smiling down at how the 2024 NFL season…
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General managers across the NFL are charting their offseason plans. The framework for deals and contracts begin to take shape next week at the Combine in Indianapolis.
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