Nikki and Lyssa recap the NFL divisional weekend, draw some parallels between this season and this season of their (dating and relationship) lives, and play a game poorly titled “Conspiracy or Possibility”. Plug in as your favorite podcasters get back into it! [Late post; technical difficulties; this content is not up to date]

The girls are back, five years later, both their teams in the Super Bowl hunt. Older, definitely. Wiser? Maybe... Still ridiculous? You betcha. Plug in for the kind of football-and-dating commentary you can only get from Nikki and Lyssa on the Sacks and the City pod. We’re a bit rusty, but we’ll only get better! [This ep is raw and unedited]

Fresh off a trip to Costa Rica where they made allll the friends and watched the NFL draft in probably-not-even-1K and in Spanish, Nikki and Lyssa run through their feelings on their teams' drafts, and then share their own draft grades throughout their dating histories.

In this lowkey episode, Nikki and Lyssa discuss the scant moves that are happening as we await the NFL draft... which happens to mirror their dating lives, with no draft in sight. Don't worry, there's positivity: they share some of the funniest, must-swipe-right lines they've seen on the dating apps!

With no apologies to the Bachelor/Bachelorette franchise, the NFL offseason is the most dramatic yet, with QB moves aplenty amidst some serious allegations and crazy draft-pick trades. This episodes rounds out with an outstanding round of "False Start or Punch in the Face?" centered on worst dating profile descriptions.

Your favorite football-loving podcasters are back with a discussion around who needs a new QB (hint: everyone), some hilarious dating app stories, and one of the best text messages ever received from a double-matcher on bumble. 

Blame the lack of new eps on the pandy blizzy that struck Austin! A snowpocalypse brings Nikki and Lyssa together to record a drunk podcast (recorded February 16). One of them is very bitter about some of her recent app dating matches ... there's also some good football gossip (albeit outdated by the time we're publishing it) all in a quick 26-minute package.

The Pinnacle of sport. The Game of Games. Whatever you call the NFL's big day, Sunday's was a bit of a letdown. Brady dominated, Nikki and Lyssa watched it apart, and this episode could most be characterized by them making fun of each other—and themselves!