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Although Sirius is streaming live NFL talk 24/7 I do appreciate other view points. Thanks for the link! Much appreciated.
Thanks. I changed the date too.Thanks again.
Hey nittany. Last year we had identikit and jeter23 listening and giving us some great minute to minute write ups. I don't know how anyone can do it, I can't. An hour or two would be great, but hard for one person to do IMHO. You know by the end of July this place will be humming and people will add content.Unfortunately I have to bump early today, I won't be here. Too bad, it sounds like a great show today. I love the fact that it's 4 hours of FB. All FB anything, everything pertinent,whatever is happening now in the NFL.Around 12:30 I heard Andy Gresh ask Jeremy Green about QBs and Jeremy just started reeling off names and teams. I caught some:Jason Campbell will be the starter after the camps.Rex Grossman takes good care of the ball, will start.Ariz Leinart not a lock..coach like Warner, did not draft Leinart, Warner will start.Alex Smith W/Martz = better.Miami: Josh McCown could be the starter..Henning will be the first rookie to get a start.Balt:Boller if losing then Joe Flacco will come in.Damn what a day to miss.
Agreed. I stopped listening right after that segment, just too much down time.
I dont wanna be "that guy" who constantly comes into a thread just to bash something that others love, but...Was in the car today and got tired of the Andy Gresh Insecurity Hour on Sirius, so i flipped back to the Huddle. Listened for a half hour and, i swear to whatever omnipotent being you believe in, they had 22 minutes of commercials and SC, and 8 (1,2,3,4,5,6,7...8) minutes of actual show.Plus, i am pretty sure that John Clayton is in the early stages of Alzheimers. A caller asked a question about Michael Bush (in OAK), and Clayton went on for a couple minutes about Reggie Bush. J Green then answered the callers question, but neither he nor John said a word about Clayton completely missing the question. Sorry, i love da foosball as much as anyone, but i don't see how ESPN can get away with this nonsense.
I turned this on on the way home, just to hear another voice, as I listen to NFL radio a lot. There was not as many commericials on our local station as you experienced on yours, although anytime I switch back from sat. radio the transition to numerous commercials is hard. Wondering if your station chops up the show; one of the stations here will do that to Fox shows, especially on the weekend.ESPN has the same breaks on all their shows. About 9-10 minutes of show, 4-5 minute break of commercials and SC, then the show again. Sometimes towards the end of an hour, they will have to do a quick 2 minutes and then break to get in the commercials that they may have missed if a spot went too long. If you turn on at that time, you are going to find yourself in one of those massive amount of breaks warps.I think Clayton and Green are okay; they are basically doing a weekend-wrap up type show. I like the guests and I'd rather hear the host or guest talk then callers who ask questions that die-hards knew the answer to months ago... which tend to be the people who call into ESPN shows when they take calls. We get spoiled by the majority of the callers on NFL Radio.
Huh, that makes sense because i dont remember it being this bad when i used to listen on AM. Sirius must be chopping it up to get people to switch to their NFL station.Unfortunately, the local AM sports station dropped ESPN syndicated shows, so i cant listen on there anymore. I do like the show, just cant stand whatever is happening to it on Sirius.BertJones said:
Busy and couldn't listen so I appreciate the ability to read what you posted and catchup.
Yep, it's on now.
