clock menu more-arrow no yes mobile

Filed under:

‘GM Street’: Wild-Card Weekend Rapid Reactions

Discussing the first four playoff games and handing out awards for the week

By Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier
Getty Images

Michael Lombardi and Tate Frazier connect to discuss the first four games of the 2017-18 NFL playoffs, including the Saints’ tough win over the Carolina Panthers (1:00), the Titans’ startling win over the Chiefs (11:20), the Rams falling short against the Falcons (20:20), and a lackluster Bills-Jaguars matchup (25:00). Then they try to guess the narrative for the week (30:30) and examine some teams’ coaching situations for next season (32:45) before handing out some awards (36:50).

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts / Art19 / Stitcher / RSS

Next Up In GM Street

The Latest

Game 1: No Surprises and Tales From the Couch With Wosny Lambre. Plus, the Greatest Surfer of All Time, Kelly Slater.

Wos joins Ryen to break down Game 1 of the NBA Finals, including takeaways for the Heat, Jokic’s dominance, and more

By Ryen Russillo and Wosny Lambre

The Nuggets Hit the Heat With a Team-Wide “Too Small”

Entering the NBA Finals, the most crucial question for Miami was whether it could slow down Nikola Jokic and Denver’s offense. The answer, through one game, is a resounding no.

By Zach Kram

Who Is on the Studios’ Side in the Writers Strike?

Former film studio and television network head Gail Berman joins to discuss what the studios might be thinking about the WGA strike

By Matthew Belloni

The Vintage Market With Ken Griffin. Plus, NBA Finals Buys and the Panini Break-In.

Mike and Jesse also discuss some of the conspiracy theories surrounding the Panini break-in

By Mike Gioseffi and Jesse Gibson

Breaking Down Conor McGregor and ‘TUF 31,’ Summer Fights We’re Most Looking Forward to, and Who Will Headline UFC 300?

The guys look ahead to a summer packed with fights and discuss a conspiracy about the BMF belt

By Ariel Helwani, Petesy Carroll, and 1 more

Creator Jesse Armstrong on the Ending of ‘Succession’

Jesse Armstrong joins to break down the finale of the show, including how the final scenes were put together

By Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald