Week 2 betting talk with a brisk, conversational hangout feel.
Old-Fashioned Football treats its Week 2 preview like a betting-room hangout, moving from the early games to the late slate with a quick, easy pace.

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Old-Fashioned Football combines all things NFL and whiskey to bring you year-round content regarding the NFL and NFL betting - plus bonus bets on UFL and CFL! Tune in weekly as the husband and wife duo, hosts Justin Mark (@JMarkFootball) and Miranda Mark (@TheMirMark), discuss NFL news, NFL rumors, NFL betting, drama, life, whiskey, and much more. JMark brings in "Bottle Lock" and "Barrel Strength" bets while Mir "spills the tea," talking NFL Drama. NFL news and whiskey reviews. Drams, Drama, Bets and more! Whether they're arguing over players making an impact or discussing whiskey, these two will have you...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Old-Fashioned Football turns NFL previews into practical betting, props, and fantasy calls without losing the fan argument.
Old-Fashioned Football lives in the NFL corner of Sports, with game previews, best bets, player props, and fantasy lineup talk all in regular rotation.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Week 2 betting talk with a brisk, conversational hangout feel.
Old-Fashioned Football treats its Week 2 preview like a betting-room hangout, moving from the early games to the late slate with a quick, easy pace.
A loose Week 8 preview mixing bets, fantasy notes, and live football talk.
Old-Fashioned Football treats its Week 8 preview like a familiar football hangout: betting talk, fantasy calls, and a loose back and forth that does not try to sound polished.
A loose Week 12 handicap with clear betting and fantasy angles.
Old-Fashioned Football leans into a Week 12 preview with the Colts-Chiefs line, a moneyline lean, and fantasy calls built on recent production and projections.
A loose Week 14 preview that blends betting angles, fantasy context, and specific NFL takes.
This Week 14 preview leans into betting and fantasy angles without losing the feel of a real conversation. The Dolphins-Jets line gives it the clearest throughline, and the turns toward Tyrod Taylor, Devon Achane, Darren Waller, and John Metchie add enough player detail to make…
A relaxed Week 5 preview with useful betting and fantasy value.
The episode keeps to a straight NFL Week 5 betting-and-fantasy lane, moving from game previews into usage, spread angles, and over/under calls tied to lineup and wager decisions.
A Broncos fantasy discussion that lands on Bo Nix and Sean Payton with a clear takeaway.
The discussion keeps its focus on Broncos fantasy value, with Bo Nix and Sean Payton doing most of the work. The hosts make the case that Denver's offense looked steadier than expected last year and may still have room to improve, which is enough to put Nix on the radar in…
Week 6 betting and fantasy talk with enough player context to actually use.
Week 6 lands as a practical mix of fantasy calls and betting angles, moving from Saints start-sit decisions into the Browns-at-Steelers preview and a handful of prop ideas.
A blunt Patriots case built on road grit, playoff wins, and a clear results-first frame.
Old Fashioned Football makes the Patriots case in a blunt, results-first register: nine straight road wins, a wild-card win over the Chargers, a steadier showing against Houston, and a blizzard finish in the AFC championship game.






Old-Fashioned Football opens with sponsor banter and a loose welcome before it settles into a division preview.
The Old-Fashioned Football podcast returns post-Super Bowl to break down what's next for the Seahawks and Patriots, covering NFL free agency moves, 2026 schedule analysis, and early betting odds.
The show opens with sponsor banter, then settles into Week 14 football talk centered on betting lines, matchup reads, and a handful of fantasy angles.
Married couple Jay Mark and Murr recap the 2015 AFC Championship game between the Broncos and Patriots while previewing the current NFL championship weekend.
Bourbon tasting reveals surprising smoothness and warmth profiles
I don't I think I don't even remember if I said what I was drinking
The episode opens with cold-house banter and sponsor chatter before easing into the football preview.
Jay Mark opens with a loose intro before the football talk takes over.
Old-Fashioned Football opens with sponsor chatter and an easy back-and-forth before moving into an NFL betting board built around sides, player props, and fantasy calls.
The hosts argue that the Patriots deserve real respect after a strong road stretch.
Jay Mark and Sam Macho keep it loose before getting down to Week 6 decisions.
Sam and Jay Mark spend the episode on a Week 13 preview, with the Falcons-Jets matchup doing most of the heavy lifting.
The hosts stay on NFL Week 2.
Old-Fashioned Football turns to Week 12 with betting angles and fantasy calls.
The hosts open Week 11 with sponsor reads, a little banter, and a relaxed setup that feels like two people easing into football talk.
The episode opens with a Broncos-focused offseason conversation.
Old-Fashioned Football leans into NFL Week 3 with bets, starts, and a bit of roster tension.
The hosts open with a casual, sponsor-heavy runway before getting into an NFL Week 5 preview built around bets and player calls.
Old-Fashioned Football’s Week 7 preview covers Raiders-Chiefs, Dolphins-Browns, Bears-Saints, Eagles-Vikings, and Panthers-Jets with betting lines, player usage, and fantasy calls.
Old-Fashioned Football’s Week 10 preview centers on Raiders-Broncos, Colts-Falcons in Berlin, Bears-Giants, Bills-Dolphins, Ravens-Vikings, and Browns-Jets.
Old-Fashioned Football frames this episode around why the Seattle Seahawks can win Super Bowl 60, after the show already covered the Patriots side of the matchup.
Old-Fashioned Football centers on a 2013 NFC Championship throwback between the Seahawks and 49ers, tied to the current divisional-round matchup in Seattle.
J-Mark previews NFL Week 9 with a bet for every game, including Bears-Bengals over 51.5, Patriots minus 6, and Broncos moneyline plus 106.
Old-Fashioned Football opens its Week 4 preview with a long injury run-through, including James Conner out for the season, CeeDee Lamb sidelined with a high ankle sprain, Mike Evans missing multiple weeks, and Nick Bosa done for the year.
Old-Fashioned Football settles into a Cardinals discussion and the fantasy calls that come with it.
The hosts discuss NFL draft news and betting, with a special guest, while promoting betting platforms.
A husband and wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting, and whiskey.
A husband and wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting, and whiskey reviews.
A husband and wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting tips, and whiskey reviews.
A husband and wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting tips, and whiskey reviews.
A husband-and-wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting picks, and whiskey reviews.
A husband and wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting tips, and whiskey reviews.
A husband and wife duo discuss NFL news, rumors, betting picks, and whiskey reviews.
This episode previews the IFL conference championship playoffs and provides betting picks, sponsored by betting platforms.
This episode previews the IFL playoffs and provides betting picks, sponsored by Cut and Underdog Fantasy.