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Games with Names

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NFL
New England Patriots
Super Bowl
Tom Brady
Bill Belichick
Seattle Seahawks
Kansas City Chiefs
Football
Buffalo Bills
Malcolm Butler
Super Bowl 49
Denver Broncos
Julian Edelman
Patrick Mahomes
Rob Gronkowski
Stefon Diggs
Los Angeles Rams
Cincinnati Bengals
Coors Light
Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Hosted by former Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman, Games with Names is a sports history podcast on a search to find the greatest games of all time. From the infamous to the unforgettable, Jules dives back into the classic matchups and eras across all of sports history. Joined by the players, coaches, and celebrity fans that lived it, we’ll uncover first-hand insights and never-before-heard stories, s... more

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Alshon Jeffery is in studio! The Super Bowl winning wide receiver is with us to relive his record setting performance against the Minnesota Vikings from Week 13 of the 2013 season. We're also chopping it up about the Eagles, Bears, playing at South C... more

CM Punk is in studio! The WWE legend is with us to talk Summer Slam, his journey in wrestling, and one of his favorite all time matches. That's right, we're going deep on Wrestlemania 29: CM Punk vs. The Undertaker.

(00:00) We kick things off. (01... more

Stavvy talks about living on a tour bus, his hatred for the New England Patriots, and his Mount Rushmore of Baltimore athletes.

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Sean Avery is in studio! The NHL Legend turned actor Sean Avery is with us to talk about one of the best games of his career and his role in The Odyssey. We're talking working with Matt Damon, what it's like on a Christopher Nolan set, getting reveng... more

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Alshon Jeffery
Super Bowl champion wide receiver
Chicago Bears (team during the game)
Episode: Alshon Jeffery on Almost Becoming a Patriot, His 249 Yard Game, and Super bowl Memories
CM Punk
WWE wrestler, Chicago-born star
WWE
Episode: CM Punk on SummerSlam, Cody Rhodes, and One of his Greatest Matches
Sean Avery
NHL player and actor who was invited guest for this episode
Former Dallas Stars / New York Rangers / Actor
Episode: Sean Avery on The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan being Bill Belichick, and New York Rangers Hockey
Lawrence Guy
Former Patriots defensive lineman, NFL journeyman
New England Patriots
Episode: Lawrence Guy Shares Patriots Stories and Breaks Down 2017 Divisional Round vs. Titans
Cori Close
National champion UCLA Women's Basketball coach
UCLA
Episode: Cori Close on UCLA Women's First National Championship | UCLA vs. South Carolina
Reggie Bush
NFL running back and personality
Various NFL teams
Episode: NFL Running Backs Tell Their Stories & Explain the Run Game
Edwin Castro
Streamer and guest on the episode
Twitch streamer, Los Aliens FC Football Club promoter
Episode: Castro1021 on the Greatest World Cup Final Ever | Argentina vs. France 2022
Aqib Talib
Former NFL cornerback, prominent game analyst and guest
NFL, former player
Episode: NFL Cornerbacks Explain Technique and Film Study
Mitch Morse
Former NFL center, Chiefs player during the 201's–2021 seasons
Kansas City Chiefs
Episode: Mitch Morse on the 13 Seconds Game | 2021 AFC Divisional Chiefs vs. Bills

Host

Julian Edelman
Host of the show; former NFL wide receiver and Super Bowl MVP

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2k ratings
  • Great show minus Jack

    Love the show fellas. I’ve listed since the first episode. Jack’s slurping is at an all time high this year though. The Sam episode was the worst. The best episodes are when Jack doesn’t talk. I’m a big Kyler fan.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dusty2424
    United States3 months ago
  • the best

    the best

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jon0121
    United States6 months ago
  • Audio

    Can’t hear Chris Bergman at all. Would have loved to listen to the episode but the audio is terrible

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Boskostacos
    United States6 months ago
  • Is this a grift I’m confused

    I love games either names but the short episodes is 7 minutes of content with 7 min of coors light ads. What are we doing here? Are you guys broke?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Mono44432
    United States7 months ago
  • Love Jules and Gronk but…

    … that 15 minute commercial break was a little much.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    jc793
    United States10 months ago

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Critiques include audio inconsistencies and lengthy ad breaks.
Fans praise the host for insightful interviewing and strong guest lineups.
Listeners enjoy behind-the-scenes stories and candid locker-room anecdotes.

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#244
Canada/Sports
Apple Podcasts
#203
Mexico/Sports

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18 Minutes of Joe Mazzulla Stories
Q: What's the best Boston movie of all time, coach, and why?
He leans toward The Town and The Departed, highlighting identity, community, and the balance of light and dark themes in those films as reflective of life in Boston.
18 Minutes of Joe Mazzulla Stories
Q: What's your favorite place on Federal Hill in Rhode Island?
He talks about Panovino as a favorite, sharing a light, humorous anecdote about working there briefly and the humorous details around the job.
18 Minutes of Joe Mazzulla Stories
Q: What was it like being called to be the 19th coach for the historic Boston Celtics?
Mazzulla describes it as a gift and a realization that he belonged here, a sense of calling despite feeling like an underdog, and a commitment to honor the opportunity by leading with purpose and faith.
Paul Bissonnette Stories
Q: How did social media and media opportunities shape your post-playing career?
He explains starting a personal Twitter presence in Arizona, which helped him transition into media and ultimately led to his TNT broadcasting gig, turning a niche online persona into a mainstream broadcasting role.
Paul Bissonnette Stories
Q: Take us through the grind that led you from junior hockey to the NHL and the turning point that kept you going.
Biz describes moving from the ECHL to the NHL as a choice to embrace a fourth-line fighting role, the toughening experiences that built his resolve, and the pivotal moment when he finally broke through with the Penguins, validating the difficult path he chose.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Games with Names

What is Games with Names about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A sports-history oriented conversation that blends deep-dive game analysis with behind-the-scenes stories from players, coaches, and celebrity fans. Episodes frequently center on historic matchups across football, basketball, and beyond, anchored by a charismatic host who teases out personal memories, locker-room dynamics, and cultural moments surrounding marquee games. A recurring strength is the mix of rigorous context, vivid anecdotes, and playful banter, often anchored by a central game or era and enriched by guest perspectives from elite athletes, coaches, and entertainment figures. Notable is the show's ability to turn revered games into broader stories about teams, rivalries, leadership, and the mindset behind peak performance, makin... more

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Recent guests on Games with Names include:

1. Alshon Jeffery
2. CM Punk
3. Sean Avery
4. Lawrence Guy
5. Cori Close
6. Reggie Bush
7. Edwin Castro
8. Aqib Talib

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