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“The information you can and will get from this podcast is great… if you can get past the substandard audio that a sports mogul like ESPN puts out. You would think that a multi Billion dollar company would have state of the art recording equipment and be able to have their podcasts produced cleanly. I understand not every guest can be in a perfect situation but sometimes it sounds like Field Yates is using Apple headphones to record… I love the guests and the information that they share but I just think a better product should be put out by ESPN”
Gameguy1234567890 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/19/23
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“3rd year listening to this podcast. Appreciate the views from Mel and Todd have to give on the different needs and positions on the up coming draft.”
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United States of America ·
02/23/13
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“Holy crap. Two guys who think they're smarter and funnier than the other and more than anything else - love to hear their own voices - and it can be difficult to listen to at times.”Read full review »
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02/24/14
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“This is by far my favorite podcast. I look forward to walking on campus at school and listening to Todd and Mel. If you are a football fanatic this is a podcast you will love.”
Seth Schaffer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/24/11
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