• The SmashPod - 2024 Fantasy Sports Podcast (NFL, NBA) - Ep 3 - Falcons Clip Their Wings, Aiyuk Destinations, Sydney Sweeney, OJ Simpson States His Case

  • May 3 2024
  • Length: 42 mins
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The SmashPod - 2024 Fantasy Sports Podcast (NFL, NBA) - Ep 3 - Falcons Clip Their Wings, Aiyuk Destinations, Sydney Sweeney, OJ Simpson States His Case

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  • The Super Smash Bros are back to discuss the latest in Sports News, Fantasy Sports and Pop Culture. They also put on atrocious Role-Playing skits.

    In Episode 3, the duo discusses the puzzle that is the Atlanta Falcons Franchise, potential Brandon Aiyuk trade destinations, Sydney Sweeney's recent performance, their favorite Rom-Coms of all time and more. This week's "Role-Players" takes us to the pearly white gates where OJ Simpson states his case.

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