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Episode 147: Jordan Williams & Farhan Lalji

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Episode 147: Jordan Williams and Farhan Lalji

What a world we’re living in right now with the Covid 19 pandemic. I never thought we would be interviewing the CFL’s first overall draft pick and talking about the survival of the CFL in the same episode.

However, that’s exactly what we’re doing in Episode 147, as we welcome the BC Lions newest linebacker Jordan Williams to the show to get his thoughts on the Lions trading up to get him, what type of player Lions fans can expect to see, and the fact that given his choice, he’d rather be a running back.

We’ll then welcome back TSN’s Farhan Lalji to talk about the Lions off-season as well as the challenges that lie ahead for the Canadian Football League.

Out of isolation and into your ear buds, welcome to Episode 147, brought to you by JR Football and Metal Rocks.

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Missed out last Episode? Listen to our chat with CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie.

 

Episode 144: Farhan Lalji (TSN)

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Episode 144: Goodbye Coach Clay

DeVone Claybrooks was the first casualty of a 5-13 season on Wednesday, as the Lions announced he had been relieved of his duties.

Was he a scapegoat or were there solid reasons for the decision not to bring him back? Ed Hervey hinted there may be, while many fans were not happy with the news.

Farhan Lalji was at the Ed Hervey press conference and stops in to offer his thoughts, and after listening to him, you may feel the answers to the above questions lie a little more in the middle than you thought.

We also take a look at what lies ahead for the Lions as another off-season of uncertainty begins, with potential new ownership, many areas to address with a new coaching staff again, and the roster needs.

 

Episode 136: TSN’s Farhan Lalji

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Episode 136: Farhan Lalji

Episode 136: Farhan Lalji of TSN

We’re back after a week off. Brian may be playing hurt with a bad chest cold, but we power through and discuss the last two weeks of Lions football while looking ahead to Thursday’s rematch with the Edmonton Eskimos.

Farhan Lalji of TSN joins us to chat about where the Lions are after four weeks of the season, and the tough test they face returning home on a short week, after three straight road games to take on a rested Eskimos squad coming off a bye week.

What’s all the fuss about the rouge? Brian & Mojo discuss.

Sit back and get your pregame on with Episode 136 of the Pawdcast, brought to you by MetalRocks.


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Missed our last episode with BC Lions offensive lineman, Sukh Chungh? Listen here!

Pawdcast Episode 126: Farhan Lalji and Josh Smith

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Farhan Lalji

Episode 126: CFL Playoffs discussion with Farhan Lalji and Josh Smith

After one year on the outside looking in the 2018 BC Lions find themselves back in the CFL playoffs. If they want to win the Grey Cup, they will have to go through the East to get it.

We preview Sunday’s East Semi-Final with Farhan Lalji of TSN and Josh Smith of Podskee Wee Wee and 3DownNation.com.

We review Wally Buono night and give the Lions huge props for a great night, even if they weren’t great on the field.

Who’s the Pawdcast champ in CFL Pickem, Brian will gladly tell you.

Settle in, we have over an hour of playoff talk for your CFL loving ears!


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Missed our last Episode? We were joined by Tony Allen of Rouge Radio.

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The BCLionsDen.ca Pawdcast: Episode 107

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New BC Lions General Manager Ed Hervey stops into chat about what attracted him to this job with the Lions and his vision for building a football club.

Farhan Lalji of TSN offers his thoughts and chats about his New Westminster Hyacks first BC High School Championship.


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This show was recorded on December 6th, 2017

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