Enjoy this episode as we chop it up with a dear friend of the pod and legendary putting coach, Stephen Sweeney. It was all laughs on this pod as we were talking Pebble Beach, WM Open and Predicted who in Sweeney's crew will hit a hole in one on 16! Enjoy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

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Enjoy this episode as we chop it up with a dear friend of the pod and legendary putting coach, Stephen Sweeney. It was all laughs on this pod as we were talking Pebble Beach, WM Open and Predicted who in Sweeney's crew will hit a hole in one on 16! Enjoy 
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Episode 158: WM Open Preview with Stephen Sweeney

On Sunday, February 11th 2024 the San Francisco 49ers will play the defending Super Bowl champions, Kansas City Chiefs who are looking to be the first team in 20 years to repeat as world champions. It will be the first ever Super Bowl in Nevada, being played in Paradise at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders. It is our favorite day of the year and the best sporting event in the world! On this episode of The Brother’s Brandt Podcast, we get you ready for the big game with all the insights you could want. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

<description>On Sunday, February 11th 2024 the San Francisco 49ers will play the defending Super Bowl champions, Kansas City Chiefs who are looking to be the first team in 20 years to repeat as world champions. It will be the first ever Super Bowl in Nevada, being played in Paradise at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders. It is our favorite day of the year and the best sporting event in the world! On this episode of The Brother’s Brandt Podcast, we get you ready for the big game with all the insights you could want.
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On Sunday, February 11th 2024 the San Francisco 49ers will play the defending Super Bowl champions, Kansas City Chiefs who are looking to be the first team in 20 years to repeat as world champions. It will be the first ever Super Bowl in Nevada, being played in Paradise at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders. It is our favorite day of the year and the best sporting event in the world! On this episode of The Brother’s Brandt Podcast, we get you ready for the big game with all the insights you could want.
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 Episode 157: Super Bowl 58 Preview!

You heard in our previous episodes our favorite NFL stadium game-day experiences ranked 32nd to 11th and now it’s time for our top ten favorite! These are the gems of the NFL that you need to see to believe. We’ve traveled the country and these are the ones to put on your bucket list if you haven’t already been. Catch a game and be sure to take a behind the scenes tour as well. You won’t regret it. Enjoy the finale of this three-part series as we chronicle our favorite NFL stadium game-day experiences.  10.) Kansas City Chiefs - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, 1972 in Kansas City, MO: 76,416; Adjacent to Kauffman Stadium; Guinness World Record for loudest stadium 142.2 decibels in 20149.) Atlanta Falcons - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 2017 in Atlanta, GA: 75,000; Brothers Brandt attended 1st game ever! Retractable pinwheel roof of eight translucent, triangular panels (a bird's wings extended)8.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Raymond Jame Stadium, 1998 in Tampa, FL: 75,000; Replica 103' pirate ship &amp; cannons at the north end; 3 Super Bowls; 1st to host it's home team winning (2021)7.) San Francisco 49ers - Levi's Stadium, 2014 in Santa Clara, CA: 68,500; Near San Jose (40 miles south of SF); Hosted Super Bowl 50 (and 60); Massive lower bowl, suites on one-side, rooftop farm 6.) Seattle Seahawks - Lumen Field, 2002 in Seattle, WA: 68,740; in SoDo neighborhood with views of downtown skyline; Twice the loudest stadium; partial roofs trap &amp; amplify noise "Hawks' Nest"5.) Minnesota Vikings - U.S. Bank Stadium, 2016 in Minneapolis, MN: 73,000; lightweight translucent roof glazed giant glass pivoting door entrances for natural light &amp; can bear heavy snow; Super Bowl 524.) Las Vegas Raiders - Allegiant Stadium, 2020 in Las Vegas, NV: 65,000; This year's Super Bowl, silver and black exterior along the Las Vegas Strip, 85' torch &amp; Al Davis flame, roll-in natural grass3.) Los Angeles Chargers - SoFi Stadium, 2020 in Inglewood, CA: 70,000; fixed roof open air stadium; Super Bowl 56 (LA Rams); translucent canopy panels which can open &amp; display images/videos2.) Los Angeles Rams - ^^ YoutTube Theater is attached, infinity Samsung ovular double sided 4K video board1.) Green Bay Packers - Lambeau Field, 1957 in Green Bay, WI: 81,441; named after longtime head coach; 2nd largest, oldest active, on Lombardi Avenue, Titletown District (restaurants, hotels, apartments, etc.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

<description>You heard in our previous episodes our favorite NFL stadium game-day experiences ranked 32nd to 11th and now it’s time for our top ten favorite! These are the gems of the NFL that you need to see to believe. We’ve traveled the country and these are the ones to put on your bucket list if you haven’t already been. Catch a game and be sure to take a behind the scenes tour as well. You won’t regret it. Enjoy the finale of this three-part series as we chronicle our favorite NFL stadium game-day experiences. 
 
10.) Kansas City Chiefs - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, 1972 in Kansas City, MO: 76,416; Adjacent to Kauffman Stadium; Guinness World Record for loudest stadium 142.2 decibels in 2014
9.) Atlanta Falcons - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 2017 in Atlanta, GA: 75,000; Brothers Brandt attended 1st game ever! Retractable pinwheel roof of eight translucent, triangular panels (a bird's wings extended)
8.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Raymond Jame Stadium, 1998 in Tampa, FL: 75,000; Replica 103' pirate ship &amp; cannons at the north end; 3 Super Bowls; 1st to host it's home team winning (2021)
7.) San Francisco 49ers - Levi's Stadium, 2014 in Santa Clara, CA: 68,500; Near San Jose (40 miles south of SF); Hosted Super Bowl 50 (and 60); Massive lower bowl, suites on one-side, rooftop farm 
6.) Seattle Seahawks - Lumen Field, 2002 in Seattle, WA: 68,740; in SoDo neighborhood with views of downtown skyline; Twice the loudest stadium; partial roofs trap &amp; amplify noise "Hawks' Nest"
5.) Minnesota Vikings - U.S. Bank Stadium, 2016 in Minneapolis, MN: 73,000; lightweight translucent roof glazed giant glass pivoting door entrances for natural light &amp; can bear heavy snow; Super Bowl 52
4.) Las Vegas Raiders - Allegiant Stadium, 2020 in Las Vegas, NV: 65,000; This year's Super Bowl, silver and black exterior along the Las Vegas Strip, 85' torch &amp; Al Davis flame, roll-in natural grass
3.) Los Angeles Chargers - SoFi Stadium, 2020 in Inglewood, CA: 70,000; fixed roof open air stadium; Super Bowl 56 (LA Rams); translucent canopy panels which can open &amp; display images/videos
2.) Los Angeles Rams - ^^ YoutTube Theater is attached, infinity Samsung ovular double sided 4K video board
1.) Green Bay Packers - Lambeau Field, 1957 in Green Bay, WI: 81,441; named after longtime head coach; 2nd largest, oldest active, on Lombardi Avenue, Titletown District (restaurants, hotels, apartments, etc.)
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TOP 10 Stadiums in NFL!

You heard in our previous episodes our favorite NFL stadium game-day experiences ranked 32nd to 11th and now it’s time for our top ten favorite! These are the gems of the NFL that you need to see to believe. We’ve traveled the country and these are the ones to put on your bucket list if you haven’t already been. Catch a game and be sure to take a behind the scenes tour as well. You won’t regret it. Enjoy the finale of this three-part series as we chronicle our favorite NFL stadium game-day experiences. 
 
10.) Kansas City Chiefs - GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, 1972 in Kansas City, MO: 76,416; Adjacent to Kauffman Stadium; Guinness World Record for loudest stadium 142.2 decibels in 2014
9.) Atlanta Falcons - Mercedes-Benz Stadium, 2017 in Atlanta, GA: 75,000; Brothers Brandt attended 1st game ever! Retractable pinwheel roof of eight translucent, triangular panels (a bird's wings extended)
8.) Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Raymond Jame Stadium, 1998 in Tampa, FL: 75,000; Replica 103' pirate ship & cannons at the north end; 3 Super Bowls; 1st to host it's home team winning (2021)
7.) San Francisco 49ers - Levi's Stadium, 2014 in Santa Clara, CA: 68,500; Near San Jose (40 miles south of SF); Hosted Super Bowl 50 (and 60); Massive lower bowl, suites on one-side, rooftop farm 
6.) Seattle Seahawks - Lumen Field, 2002 in Seattle, WA: 68,740; in SoDo neighborhood with views of downtown skyline; Twice the loudest stadium; partial roofs trap & amplify noise "Hawks' Nest"
5.) Minnesota Vikings - U.S. Bank Stadium, 2016 in Minneapolis, MN: 73,000; lightweight translucent roof glazed giant glass pivoting door entrances for natural light & can bear heavy snow; Super Bowl 52
4.) Las Vegas Raiders - Allegiant Stadium, 2020 in Las Vegas, NV: 65,000; This year's Super Bowl, silver and black exterior along the Las Vegas Strip, 85' torch & Al Davis flame, roll-in natural grass
3.) Los Angeles Chargers - SoFi Stadium, 2020 in Inglewood, CA: 70,000; fixed roof open air stadium; Super Bowl 56 (LA Rams); translucent canopy panels which can open & display images/videos
2.) Los Angeles Rams - ^^ YoutTube Theater is attached, infinity Samsung ovular double sided 4K video board
1.) Green Bay Packers - Lambeau Field, 1957 in Green Bay, WI: 81,441; named after longtime head coach; 2nd largest, oldest active, on Lombardi Avenue, Titletown District (restaurants, hotels, apartments, etc.)
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Episode 156: Ranking NFL Stadium Game-Day Experiences Part 3 (10-1)

Enjoy this Episode as we cover 19-11 NFL Stadium Atmospheres. In episode 154, we covered 30-20. Here we go over the middle of the road stadiums and their atmospheres. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

<description>Enjoy this Episode as we cover 19-11 NFL Stadium Atmospheres. In episode 154, we covered 30-20. Here we go over the middle of the road stadiums and their atmospheres.
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Get Ready the boys rank 20-11 in the NFL. 

Enjoy this Episode as we cover 19-11 NFL Stadium Atmospheres. In episode 154, we covered 30-20. Here we go over the middle of the road stadiums and their atmospheres.
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Episode 155: Ranking NFL Stadium Game-Day Experiences Part 2 (19-11)

We love traveling the country watching NFL games in the fall. Arriving early for the pregame festivities and cheering on the home team is so much fun for us! One of our favorite things to do in the different cities is to tour the stadiums and practice facilities while visiting. Tours are a great way to see behind the scenes and things you wouldn’t normally experience on gameday with tens of thousands of fans in attendance. In this episode, we detail the NFL stadium gameday experiences we believe to be the 32nd to 20th best in the country. In the following two episodes we will cover the 19 others! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

<description>We love traveling the country watching NFL games in the fall. Arriving early for the pregame festivities and cheering on the home team is so much fun for us! One of our favorite things to do in the different cities is to tour the stadiums and practice facilities while visiting. Tours are a great way to see behind the scenes and things you wouldn’t normally experience on gameday with tens of thousands of fans in attendance. In this episode, we detail the NFL stadium gameday experiences we believe to be the 32nd to 20th best in the country. In the following two episodes we will cover the 19 others!
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We love traveling the country watching NFL games in the fall. Arriving early for the pregame festivities and cheering on the home team is so much fun for us! One of our favorite things to do in the different cities is to tour the stadiums and practice facilities while visiting. Tours are a great way to see behind the scenes and things you wouldn’t normally experience on gameday with tens of thousands of fans in attendance. In this episode, we detail the NFL stadium gameday experiences we believe to be the 32nd to 20th best in the country. In the following two episodes we will cover the 19 others!
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Episode 154: Ranking NFL Stadium Game-Day Experiences Part 1 (32-20)

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