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Are you looking for a podcast about pro football that doesn't put you to sleep with an avalanche of analytics

or insult your fandom with brainless hot takes?

Well, hi. I'm Dan Hansis. And I'm Mark Sestler. Oh, hi, Mark. And we're the host of Heed the Call, the NFL podcast you've been waiting your whole life for. Head the Call covers every game, every storyline, everything that matters, and we do it all with a touch of mirth. Football is fun. Why shouldn't your football podcast be the same? Follow and listen to Heed the Call NFL podcast wherever you get your podcast. Talk to me about tortillas. This is something to do with Texas Tech? It does. You love the tortilla toss at Texas Tech. Yeah, they're hilarious. Yeah, they're not doing it anymore. Oh, no. What now? Texas Tech has asked fans to stop throwing tortillas on the field. Say it ain't so. Kirby Hocut, member him from the playoff committee,

was joined by their head coach, Joey McGuire during a news conference to announce they are

quote, no longer going to encourage nor permit the throwing of tortillas at the opening kickoff.

Oh, go to hell. I mean, honestly, you're in Lubbock, Texas. What else do you have? You've got the masked rider. You've got dust storms. And you have the throwing of the tortillas. Come on. They've been doing it since the 90s. It doesn't hurt anybody.

They're not throwing beer bottles.

Like it's a tortilla.

Now, they did do bad things before where they took the goalposts and tried to like put them into the opponent section.

I mean, they can get rowdy down there.

I talked to a few Texas fans this weekend when I was in Kentucky.

And to say they dislike Texas Tech was an understatement.

It was quite the funny, you know, five to seven minute conversation in a hotel lobby.

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