Tonight on The Kickoff, join host Harry Broadhurst, Brandon Biskobing, Erik Watkins and Jason Teasley as they present their unique looks at the worlds of professional and college football.

On this episode, the guys get more or less back to what they usually discuss as Greatest of All Teams continues. We move to the AFC East for this edition, focusing on Buffalo, Miami, New England, and the Jets. In addition, the ‘Anchorman’ Erik Watkins leads the discussion on such topics as Taglia Tagoviloa and Caylin Newton transferring, the onside kick rule not being changed (yet) and Ryan Leaf’s attempt to be the dumbest ass to ever dumbass.

Tonight’s episode of The Kickoff is dedicated to Cincinnati Bengals “GoAT” Ken Riley.

All that and much more when you check out The Kickoff, a presentation of the W2M Network (online at w2mnet.com).

The Kickoff: Greatest of All Teams Part 4: AFC East

About The Kickoff

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to The Kickoff with Harry Broadhurst, Erik Watkins, Jayson Teasley, and Brandon Biskobing. This is not your traditional football show. Rather than breaking down every single game, we give you all the must-know information and the debate. While encouraging each other to speak what we think. Whether we are right, wrong or just plain nuts.

Harry Broadhurst

Harry Broadhurst is a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan based out of Youngstown, Ohio. In addition, he also enjoys torturing himself by watching tons of Reality TV and listening to pop music. When he’s not watching the Bills on Sunday’s, you’ll find him rooting on his beloved Florida Gators on Saturdays as well.

Jayson Teasley

Jason Teasley, the man, the myth, the legend, in his own mind. Fantasy football junkie and the residential evil ginger that brings his insights and opinions whether warranted or not.

Erik Watkins

Erik started out with watching games and staying up late for Sunday and Monday night. It spread to college, and eventually just about every single sport in the book. By the time he graduated from UNF, all his friends and family thought Erik would be better off as a sportswriter. Perhaps a journalist, or a commentator than anything to do with math (boy were they right). So, after wandering around with a degree and looking for a job, he started a blog. The blog turned into some freelance work. After that, work led him right here talking about the game that he loves.

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