Episode 154: Solo Pod Wild Card Recap plus William's Conundrum
Adam Levitan recaps a Wild Card weekend which saw three notable players take zeroes. He also discusses canceling head-to-heads ahead of lock, struggles to get through a listener Q from William and defines "fake hippie."
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TIMESTAMPS
Super Wildcard Review (0:29) | QB against opposing defense (4:07) | Coaching 4th Down Decisions (5:21) Listener Questions (9:19) |
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