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Coming up on today's edition of the Tomahawk Show, we break down all the action from what was truly a wild wild card weekend in the NFL.

Plus, it's our one year anniversary, so we're bringing you the top five moments from the guests we've had joined the show over the year.

And we're also going to react to some of your special voice mails telling us what you enjoyed most about the Tomahawk Show in 2018.

All that more coming up on today's edition of the Tomahawk Show.

Joe Hawk, it's Donnie from Brockton.

Callin' to wish you guys a happy one year anniversary on the podcast.

Wow, one year. That's longer than, uh, I'd move back in at my mother's place. She keeps kicking me out or whatever.

But, uh, I'm just back here to save money. But, hey, I'm working on a business plan. And, uh, I'd love to send you guys the, uh, the whole pitch or whatever.

Uh, so if I could get you email, you know, all your phone number, uh, or your address, whatever.

Welcome to the Tomahawk Show presented by the good folks over at Uninterrupted. Listen, if you've been living under a rock, you have now tuned into the best podcast in the history of audio.

I am one of two of your humblest co-hosts. My name is Andrew Hawkins. And I am a seven time NFL participant.

Um, I am also a two time great cup champion. I am a current ESPN football analyst.

I am the best five seven wide receiver in the history of football. So you have the pleasure of listening to the sweet sounds of my baritone voice joined as always by a guy who needs no introduction.

But I'll do it anyway. His name is Joe Thomas. Joe Thomas, the best left tackle in the history of the national football league. And that's not an exaggeration.

I'm like everything that I said about myself, 10,363 consecutive snaps, 10 pro bowls. How many all pro Joe?

Uh, you know, I stopped counting after 75. Yeah, 75 all pro appearances. He played his entire career in Cleveland.

He will live the rest of his life in Kent, no higher as a future Hall of Famer speaking of Hall of Famer. As of today, he is an official inductee into the college football Hall of Fame.

My invitation is still in the mail. It didn't quite make it to me on time to make the announcement today. So we're going to they're going to try to put me in next year.

For my illustrious college football career, but today is about Joe Thomas Joe number one. Congratulations. Thank you. And number two, how's the weather out there?

Yes, another beautiful rainy day here, although I heard in LA, it's getting a little bit rainy out there. So it is.

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