Tom Grossi Talks NFL Fan of The Year, Packers Offseason, and More!
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2024
- In this episode, @TomGrossiComedy shares his journey from fan to content creator and reflects on his time as the NFL Fan of the Year. He discusses the challenges and costs of his ambitious 30 in 30 project, his experiences with NFL teams and stadiums, and offers insights on Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers.
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Saw Tom's face had to click
Same
I've watched alot of these podcasts, specifically talking about the Packers and with Tom, and man this was great. Really felt like three guys just talking about what they love, no forced topics, no awkward pauses, just dudes being dudes.
Tom is so Awesome he was fine with some loser following him to 14 of his 30 meetups.
Its me i did that and i loved travelling a lot even if it was indeed financially devastating
Tom seems like such a genuine dude. Need more people like that
I absolutely love Grossi's fan reaction videos, not only hilarious but true feelings of the crazy fans every team has. Please Tom, never stop doing them.
I feel as a Packer fan there's nothing like it, but the fans I've always respected are Steelers and Chiefs fan's. So committed and loyal, blue collar hard working people that are obsessed with their teams. I can't believe some teams don't even sell out every Sunday. I have gold package season tickets with the Packers since 1995. Lambeau still gives me chills every year and this year seems like a great new beginning. The Love era is upon us, I for one am really excited about it.
Love you guys using the medium for good. Chaotic good. Tom is doing it the right way. Humanity needs that goodness and work ethic to succeed. Bravo!
I love this !! 🧀🧀🧀my Packer Guys !!! GOPACKGO !!! 4 EVER !! 💚💛💚💛
Awesome episode.. 💚💛💚💛
Grossi Raid! Sending Love ❤
Howdy! No clue who y’all are, but I saw Tom retweet a clip from here on Twitter, so I figured I could come check y’all out.
I was at the SD game in Lambeau, we were 3-6, I still thought Love was the guy but this young team was so frustrating. Tough game but they luckily won the game. Then everything changed, the KC and Detroit games changed the expectations immediately. I knew the last 5 games were winnable. Then we lose to the Giants and Tampa. They did finally get it all together and beat the Vikings, Bears and Dallas in the playoffs. You couldn't pick 3 teams that I'd rather beat more than those teams. Incredible season and my expectations are extremely high now. I'm really confident we can be a serious SB contenders. GPG!
Love it! Keep it up fellas
Awesome stuff, look forward to hearing the draft coverage you guys come up with for who the packers should look at.
Groosi Poosi stand up!
Groosie Poosie mentioned!!!
Keep grinding big dog ima fan
Love the ep. Hope yall talk again in the future.
My take on Jordan has two parts as far as this past season goes.
1. I had no reservations about him. Not saying I knew what would happen would happen, I was thoroughly aware that he could not pan out, too. That said. I have had belief in the kid since his first actual offseason, because he was not using that time to be lazy and complacent. He was getting out there and putting in work to sharpen his weaknesses, hone his strengths, and clean up the messy parts of his game.
2. After some thought prior to the first game, I realized that he was not inheriting the same caliber of team that was handed to Rodgers from Favre. I think a lot of people forgot that Aaron had Driver going into his 9th or 10th season. Jennings was now established and going into his 3rd season. James Jones was now in his 2nd year. Ryan Grant burst on to the scene the year prior. There was a stable, healthy offensive line in front of him and the offense a couple solid pros at tight end. Plus they had just drafted Jordy Nelson.
Jordan didn't have nearly that much luxury and that's even when considering the thought process was the team would lean on a running game (that barely existed and hasn't existed since Ahman Green) and defense. Obviously neither of those elements panned out like everyone had hoped. None of that is Jordan's fault, he just had to make do with the youngest offensive talent set in the league, much of which Rodgers couldn't make do with, because... reasons.
Some of my favorite film study…
Will you look at Penix, Nix, and McCarthy as well?
Milton? Rattler? Hartman?
The Tulane kid?
such a great video 🧀
Tom we need to convert your dad to a Packers fan!!!
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Kurt looks like he could be Don Majikowsi's son
As a packers fan, there’s no one less entertaining and knowledgeable about football as Tom grossi.
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Go grossipossi. Tom great interview. Love from bills mafia ❤️💙🦬