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JMark welcomes back co-host Mir after her Montana trip. They review a Sazerac Rye Old-Fashioned and recap last week’s winning picks and JMark’s frustration after Roschon Johnson slid short of a second touchdown that would’ve cashed a live bet. With Week 7 bye weeks and injuries noted, JMark gives NFL Week 7 bets, and Mir decides if she approves them or not.
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JMark hosts Week 6 fantasy football Q&A on Old Fashioned Football with guest Rod Villagomez, opening with a discussion of JMark’s trade. They react to news that Jalen Hurts is out with a superficial blood clot and touch on the 49ers’ undefeated start.
The episode answers start/sit and flex questions including Malik Nabers vs Cam Skattebo, Braylen Allen vs Skattebo, ...
Old-Fashioned Football JMark welcomes in special guest Moneyline Mac for NFL Week 6 bets. They make ATS picks and props, plus quick talk on whiskey and the sports calendar. They skip a deep dive on Packers-Bears after Chicago’s loss, discuss early-season surprises like the undefeated Vikings, and touch on struggling LA teams.
Tune in to find key bets, props, parlays, an...
Old-Fashioned is back for their NFL Week 5 “Wife Approved Bets”. They open with a tribute to Mike Ditka and recapping recent results, including a TNF hit on Jaylen Warren receiving yards.
Miranda rates a Knob Creek 7-Year Rye Old-Fashioned before they dive into JMark's six-pack of bets. Given it's rivalry week, and FTP, the bets are largely centered on Bears-Packers. Ho...
On Old Fashioned Football, J Mark and his wife Miranda (the official whiskey taster) review Sazerac Rye, a Buffalo Trace product from Frankfort, Kentucky, noting its common availability and roughly $30 price point.
They score the nose highly, debating baked apple pie versus tart apple with cinnamon and rye spice, while Miranda’s palate impression leans strongly toward a...