Big Red Junkies - Nebraska Football Podcast

We laugh, we drink, we talk all things Nebraska Cornhusker Football. Similar to our drinks, our opinions are strong. The only thing we're experts in is having fun. If you're an ADULT Husker fan, enjoy! Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC73U1tj7YUjUndtjLtRyxHA Unofficially sponsored by Jägermeister #gbr #huskers #nebraska #nebraskafootball #huskerpower #blackshirts

Big Red Junkies - Nebraska Football Podcast is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 216 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Nebraska Football PROP BETS: Returning Production, O-Line Buzz

  Aug 20, 20261h 26m

  Nebraska Football's fall camp buzz gets the full breakdown as the Big Red Junkies preview the 2025 Huskers season, from Matt Rhule going silent with local media to the offensive line's massive investment up front. NEW FAN HUB: https://brj-hub.web.app/ We break down Nebraska's top-10 returning production numbers, the real question marks on the defensive line, and Jeep Wade's overhaul of the offensive line with guys like Gunnar Gottula and Grant Brix. Elijah Blazek from The Average Joe Sports Show joins to talk Dante Whittington's Aaron Donald vibes, linebacker Owen Chambliss anchoring the front seven, and the receiver room battle between Jacory Barney, Isaiah Hunter and Quaid Gilmore. We close it out with a full slate of season prop bets covering sacks allowed, turnover margin, red zone defense and how many home games the Huskers actually win. 00:00:00 Kickoff: Quietest Offseason Ever 00:01:37 Rhule Goes Silent With Local Media 00:07:55 We Need a Toyota Camry, Not a Corvette 00:13:27 Are Huskers Really Bigger and Stronger? 00:18:32 Position Battles Beyond the Obvious Jones 00:23:33 Jeep Wade's O-Line Techniques and Investment 00:28:02 D-Line Questions: Whittington's Aaron Donald Vibes 00:36:50 Did Butler Lose Faith in the Defense? 00:43:47 Season Prop Bets Kick Off 01:00:48 Red Zone Defense Was a Disaster 01:18:16 Home Win Total: Trap Game vs Maryland 01:22:17 Wrap-Up and Show Plugs If you enjoyed this episode, please Like and Subscribe! #gbr #huskers #nebraska #cfb #b1g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Husker's Schedule BREAKDOWN | Big Ten Win Totals For Every Team

  Aug 13, 20261h 11m

  Nebraska Football preview: the Big Red Junkies break down Big Ten win totals for every 2025 opponent and give game-by-game record predictions for the Huskers' full schedule. NEW FAN HUB: https://brj-hub.web.app/ We get into Rob Orich's first fall camp press conference, the encouraging health reports coming out of practice, and why that matters heading into year three under Matt Rhule. From there we rapid-fire through Big Ten win totals for Michigan State and Pat Fitzgerald's rocky return, Maryland and Mike Locksley's hot seat, Indiana's Fernando Mendoza replacement search, Oregon and Dan Lanning's shaky playoff history, Washington's Halloween trip to Lincoln, Illinois under Brett Bielema, Rutgers, Ohio State's brutal road slate, and Iowa being Iowa no matter who they lose. We also touch on the QB battle buzz, the deep linebacker room, and why this might be the healthiest fall camp Nebraska's had in years. Then we flip to Nebraska's full 2025 schedule and make game-by-game picks, including our thoughts on Dylan Raiola leaving for Oregon, whether the Huskers can hang with Indiana, and why the Washington game on Halloween might be the biggest of Matt Rhule's tenure so far. We close it out reading a listener's bold predictions on breakout freshmen like Dylan Berryman and Danny Odom. 00:00:00 Intro: Strap In, It's a Long One 00:03:11 Rob Orich's Fall Camp Presser 00:05:20 Big Ten Win Totals: Michigan State 00:12:23 Indiana's Title Hangover Debate 00:17:55 Oregon and Dan Lanning's Playoff Ceiling 00:21:10 Washington's Boom-or-Bust Season 00:28:16 Ohio State's Brutal Road Slate 00:34:27 Iowa Being Iowa, As Usual 00:41:26 Nebraska Schedule Picks Kick Off 00:50:20 Washington: Nebraska's Game of the Year If you enjoyed this episode, please Like and Subscribe! #gbr #huskers #nebraska #cfb #b1g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Nebraska Husker's All-Time Defense: Suh, Wistrom, Minter and More #gbr

  Aug 2, 202629 min

  The Big Red Junkies build Nebraska's all-time defensive dream team, drafting the best D-tackles, ends, linebackers and DBs since the Devaney era. It's the defensive companion to our offense draft and things get spicy fast. We start with the easiest call in program history, Ndamukong Suh, and argue whether he actually deserved that Heisman before diving into a deep-cut case for Jim Scow at the other tackle spot. From there it's Grant Wistrom and Broderick Thomas up front, then a real debate on whether Trev Alberts or Jarrett Ruud deserves the linebacker crown next to Lavonte David. In the secondary we crown Mike Minter but give real burn to Mike Brown, Ralph Brown, Prince Amukamara and Cam Taylor-Britt. We also touch on whether Andrew Marshall or Williams Winery could ever crash a list like this down the road. Drop your own picks in the comments, and yeah, tell Jed to shut up while you're at it. 00:00 Intro and AI Screwup Recap 03:40 Ndamukong Suh's GOAT Case 13:10 Ends and Linebackers: Wistrom to Ruud 18:43 Defensive Backs: Minter vs Mike Brown If you enjoyed this episode, please Like and Subscribe! #gbr #huskers #nebraska #cfb #b1g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Ranking Nebraska's All-Time Best Offense by Position

  Jul 26, 202637 min

  The Big Red Junkies build Nebraska football's all-time offense position by position, arguing out tackles, guards, centers, receivers, running backs and quarterbacks from the Devaney era to now. We start up front with Zach Wiegert and Bob Brown before Will Shields and Dean Steinkoehler take over the guard spot, then argue whether Dominic Raiola or Aaron Taylor deserves the center nod. At receiver we go deep on whether Irving Fryar's raw numbers actually hold up next to Johnny Rogers, Stanley Morgan Jr. and a one-year wonder in Trey Palmer. The running back debate turns into a real argument, Mike Rozier's the unanimous number one but we go back and forth hard on Lawrence Phillips versus Ahman Green and Ameer Abdullah for the two spot. And at quarterback, no surprise, it's Tommy Frazier at the top with Eric Crouch, Scott Frost, Tommy Armstrong and Adrian Martinez all getting their due. Old heads and new fans are both going to have opinions on this one. 00:00 Intro 02:45 Tackles: Wiegert vs Bob Brown 07:50 Guards and Centers: Shields, Raiola, Taylor 14:15 Is Irving Fryar Overrated? 23:39 Rozier vs Lawrence Phillips Debate 31:26 Quarterbacks: Frazier, Crouch and Company If you enjoyed this episode, please Like and Subscribe! #gbr #huskers #nebraska #cfb #b1g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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  Nebraska's Top 5 Returning Players: Who's Ready to Break Out?

  Jul 14, 202633 min

  Big Red Junkies rank the top 5 returning Huskers heading into the season, breaking down who's primed for a leap and who still has to prove it on the field. We get into Vincent Shavers, Cam Lenhart and Ja'Cory Barney and why 'flash' isn't enough anymore, then argue out Justin Evans vs Elijah Pritchett for the top spot on the offensive line and why Jeep Wade is raving about both. We break down Willie Nowierski's pass-rush numbers, Andrew Marshall's lockdown corner play, and what Rob Orch's return could mean for that secondary. Plus we finally talk about Riley Van Poppel, why the podium hype hasn't matched the tape, and whether a new system finally unlocks him. We also touch on Dylan Raiola's replacement battle with TJ Lateef and Kalen, Willis McGee's potential position change, and a couple guys we might've totally missed. Drop your own top five in the comments and let us know if we're wrong. 00:00 Intro 01:52 Top 5 Returners: Shavers, Lenhart, DBs 13:06 O-Line Debate: Evans vs Pritchett 23:13 Honorable Mentions and Van Poppel's Wasted Potential If you enjoyed this episode, please Like and Subscribe! #gbr #huskers #nebraska #cfb #b1g Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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