Join sports journalist John Gunning, star X League quarterback Aaron Ellis, and pro football historian Greg St. James of the Sports History Network, as they cover the Japanese gridiron game.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FootballSports |
In conjunction with our good friends at The World of Football podcast (www.theworldoffootball.com), we present to you our week 4 scoreboard that covers the first two rounds of X League Area play (the league plays every other week).
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Coming off their upset win in week 2 of X League Super action over perennial powerhouse, the Fujitsu Frontiers, former University of Arizona Wildcat and now star wide receiver for the Nojima Sagamihara Rise, Tay Cunningham (on Instagram- www.instagra... more
Week 2 of the X League Super season witnessed the biggest upset in recent Gridiron Japan history and a complete upending of the power rankings! We break it all down in this episode and look ahead to Week 3 where we hope we see more surprises from tho... more
In conjunction with our good friends at The World of Football podcast (www.theworldoffootball.com), we present to you our week 3 scoreboard that covers the second week of X League Super play (the league plays every other week). A more indepth of ... more
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This podcast offers a comprehensive exploration of American football in Japan, prominently featuring the X-League and its unique cultural and competitive nuances. It showcases the perspectives of hosts who blend expertise in sports journalism, history, and professional playing experience, providing listeners with in-depth analysis, interviews with notable figures, and discussions on the evolution of the game. Topics often cover player performances, historical developments, and significant events within the league, offering a unique lens on how American football adapts and thrives in Japan's sports landscape. The mix of analytical insights alongside personal stories contributes to a rich listening experience for football enthusiasts and thos... more
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Recent guests on Gridiron Japan include:
1. BJ Beatty
2. Mike Phair
3. Aaron Ellis
4. Devin Phelps
5. Boogie Knight
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