Season 6
Today on the Logan Blackman Show we recap the Buffalo Bills 27-24 divisional round loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. From missed chances to shouldering the blame, we go over everything that happened in and around the game on Sunday, all while discussing why the Bills can't beat the Chiefs when it matters most. We also go over the Allen v Mahomes rivalry as a whole while also discussing whether or not Mahomes is a top five quarterback of all-time. Sticking with the divisional round, we recap every other game that took place this week, while also giving a short preview for each conference championship match-up. Turning our attention to the draft, we take a look at fellow Draft "Experts," Mel Kiper and Daniel Jeremiah's, mock draft(s), going through the top 10 and discussing which picks we either do or don't agree with. Finally, we discuss the quarterback conundrum that is taking place atop the draft board. So with that, we go over why the Commanders could take either Jayden Daniels or Drake Maye, all while taking part in Mr. Blackman's little NFL Draft history lesson. Enjoy!
Today on the Logan Blackman Show, featuring Brady, we take some time to relive history while previewing this weekends most highly anticipated match-up, which sees the Buffalo Bills host the Kansas City Chiefs. We go over keys to the game for both teams while also discussing how confident we are in our teams to come away with a 'W.' Sticking with the NFL Playoffs, we preview each match-up throughout the Divisional Round, revealing our picks for each game and discussing how 'dangerous' it can be resting your starters for two weeks. We then take some time to play a little game of 'blind rankings' where Brady blindly ranks sports related topics, all while not knowing which thing we'll throw at him next. Finally, we touch on some random topics in sports, though mainly focusing on which head coaching departure was more surprising between Belichick and Saban. Enjoy!
Today on the Logan Blackman Show we recap the Bills recent playoff win against the Pittsburgh Steelers, coming out 31-17 victors. We go over each and every event in and around the game, from moving the game from Sunday to Monday due to lake-effect snow to why the Bills should've won this outing by even more than just 14. We then take some time to preview the Bills next playoff game, where they'll be hosting the Kansas City Chiefs. With that, we recap the Chiefs dominating win against the Dolphins, as well as compare Mahomes and Allen and what needs to happen for each team to come away victorious. We then recap every single game from opening wild card weekend, which also saw the Texans obliterate the Browns, the Packers kick the Cowboys ass, Goff getting his revenge against the Rams, and Baker ending the Eagles misery. Moving to college, we reveal and discuss two quarterbacks who just declared for the draft, along with roasting a pretty big analyst for a video he posted about one of them. Then finally, we take a look at some lazy scouting regarding now former Michigan quarterback JJ McCarthy, discuss why he could go higher than many expect and why he could be the most polarizing quarterback in the draft. Enjoy!
Today on the Logan Blackman Show we celebrate that the New England Patriots 'evil empire' has finally come to an end, as long time coach Bill Belichick has parted ways with the franchise after 24-years. With six Super Bowls to his name, we go over why Belichick is the greatest coach of all time, as well as try and figure out where his next destination could be, as it doesn't seem like he's done with coaching. With the Atlanta Falcons being the odds on favorite to land his signature, we take a look at some rumors that circulated around the 2021 NFL Draft, and discuss why him going to Atlanta could bring current Bears quarterback Justin Fields down south. With that, we take a look at some recent quotes made by Bears GM Ryan Poles and head coach Matt Eberflus, and see if we can make out any of their future plans from their presser, as well as bringing up a certain Kliff Kingsbury quote prior to the 2019 Draft. We then take some time to make our round one predictions for the upcoming NFL playoffs, as well as reveal our picks for each award following the end of the regular season. Finally, we go through the odds for each head coaching candidate this offseason to see who could land where, as well as discuss who could be Alabama's next head coach. Enjoy!
Today on the Logan Blackman Show we go over the fun of snow days, from shovel the sidewalk and jamming your shoulder, to waking up before the crack of dawn to start before too much hits the ground, and more. We then take a look at the recently crowned champions of the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills, and go over how things changed so much throughout the season, going from the end times to the two seed in the AFC. With that, we review the resumes for each of the top MVP candidates after the final week of the regular season, with each quarterback making their own separate case for the prestigious award. Speaking of awards, we recap the CFP final, which saw Michigan take down Washington 34-13. We then take a look at both quarterback's performances, and discuss how each player's draft stock was affected by the game, good or bad. We then take part in some potentially crazy draft day scenarios, which could see some teams move up for quarterbacks, as well as taking a look at the casualties from 'black Monday,' and try and figure out which positions could be filled and by who. Enjoy!
Today on the Logan Blackman Show, we preview Monday's upcoming game between Michigan and Washington, with one set to be crowd college football national champions. With that, followed by a rant about the game being on Monday, we go over each quarterback's draft stock, discussing who could and should be drafted higher between McCarthy and Penix once the draft rolls around in April. Sticking with quarterbacks, we discuss former Oregon Duck quarterback, Ty Thompson, possibly transferring to Iowa, as well as trying to figure out who Iowa's next offensive coordinator could be for next season. On Iowa, we then go over Cooper DeJean's decision to declare for the NFL draft, and why it was either a good or bad decision for the outstanding corner. Fully moving on to the NFL, we take a look at the recently revealed squads for the upcoming Pro Bowl, going over notable exclusions as well as discussing who shouldn't have made the roster. Finally, we take part in a quiz naming each NFL team's last Pro Bowl quarterback as well as preview the final week of regular season NFL football and my final fantasy championship match-up. Enjoy!
Today on this 2024 episode of the Logan Blackman Show we go over everything we went through to close out 2023, from getting pulled over to having some random dude try to 'help' load up a new TV. We then turn out to college football and recap Iowa's 35-0 loss to Tennessee on New Year's Day, going over everything from Iowa's third shut out loss against a ranked team to the loyalty towards Deacon Hill and how things could've been so much different. We then figure out who's bowl game was more disappointing between Iowa and Iowa State before turning our attention to the CFP semi-final match-ups which saw Michigan beat Bama in overtime and Washington hold on against Texas. With that, we discuss each winning quarterback's performance and give an opinion on how it could change their draft stock, while also discussing which teams could take McCarthy and Penix, and in which round. Sticking with quarterbacks, we pair each quarterback entering the 2024 draft with a team, as well as make an impromptu top-10 list of the current starters in the NFL. Finally, we recap this past weekend in the NFL as well as preview each playoff deciding match-up for the final week of the regular season. Enjoy!
Today on the final Logan Blackman Show of 2023, we reveal our first officially official mock draft of the new year, going over the first 10 picks in the draft before dropping the final draft on the first day of the year of our Lord, 2024. Moving more strictly to college football, we preview each of the two CFP semi-final match-ups that'll see Michigan play Alabama, and Washington play Texas. We go over positives and negatives for each team before revealing our official predictions before Monday's game. Sticking with predictions and previews, we go over Iowa's match-up with Tennessee and Iowa State's match-up with Memphis, going over who is opting out or missing due to injury, each team's strengths and weaknesses, and our official prediction for each game. With that, we once again go through our Bowl Mania picks, discussing who is on our 'hate list' after this season's bowl games. Finally, we give an in-depth breakdown of each of our fantasy football championship match-ups, as well as preview this upcoming weekend in the NFL. Enjoy the show!
Today on this post-Christmas episode of the Logan Blackman Show, we take some time to go over how our holiday weekend went, along with sharing some funny stories from past-Christmases. With that, we reveal who won the NFL and NBA's d*** measuring contest, as well as going over each game that took place Christmas Day, from Mahomes and Kelce's meltdown against the Raiders, to Tyrod's near comeback against the Eagles, and Brock's Purdy tough performance against the Baltimore Ravens. Sticking with Purdy, we discuss whether or not he's still in the running for league MVP after his four-interceptions, as well as go over whether or not Lamar Jackson should be considered the new 'favorite' after the double-digit win. Though Lamar and the Ravens came away with the victory, we go over why Bills quarterback, Josh Allen, should really come away with the award this year. Sticking with the MVP discussion, we go through the entire league and name each NFL team's MVP so far this season, including injured players. Finally, we reveal how many championships we made this year in fantasy football (with one heartbreaking semifinal loss) as well as update y'all on our bowl mania predictions. Enjoy!
Today on the Logan Blackman Show we discuss how close Santa is to coming to town as well as going over why a certain egg producing winged farm fowl may be the dumbest animal in existence, based off personal experiences. After an insanely weird start, we take a look at how our bowl predictions are doing, all while watching a Pennington and a McCown take the field in the highly anticipated (name redacted) Frisco Bowl. We then take some time to recap round one of the Fantasy Football playoffs, discussing bets that were made and a stupid start-sub decision that could very well change the outcome of one of the leagues. We then recap the Bills recent dominating performance against the Cowboys, with James Cooking 'da Boys for 221-total yards of offense in the 31-10 win. With that, we go over the Bills offensive mindset switch, going from a 'run and shoot' style offense to a more conservative approach when playing with a big lead, and how it not only keeps them ahead, but also takes some pressure off of Josh Allen. Speaking of Allen, we discuss whether or not the MVP race has really come down to two individuals, those being Allen and Brock Purdy. We state a case for each individual before deciding on who should take home the trophy at the end of the season. Enjoy the show!