FanWide is excited to partner with the Indoor Football League’s (IFL) most interactive team, The Salt Lake Screaming Eagles, for a massive watch party for the game on Saturday, June 10th against the Green Bay Blizzard.
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The F.A.N. Show & FanWide Blizzard Pregame Party
We are excited to announce a massive pregame meet-up with the best new IFL podcast in the business, The F.A.N. Show. This event is taking place during the BIG Green Bay block party for the game this Saturday, June 10th against the Salt Lake Screaming Eagles.
The #FanExperience Pregame Party is being hosted at the D2 Stadium District Sports Pub. We want to see every Green Bay Blizzard for the next stop on The F.A.N. Show Tour 2017, and to be part of the show’s first LIVE Pregame party, coordinated by FanWide! The LIVE Pregame show kicks off at 4:30 p.m. so be sure to be there early to grab a great seat.
FanWide’s 2017 NFL Draft Watch Party was a Success!
Thanks to all the FanWide Fans for coming out and making the 2017 NFL Draft Watch Party a Big Success!
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On April 27, 2017, FanWide along with Rhein Haus in Seattle hosted the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft. We want to give a huge shout-out to everyone who showed up and signed up for FanWide!
Congratulations to all the wonderful athletes drafted this year as well. Was there anyone you were excited, disappointed or just confused about picked this year?
2017 NFL Draft Party & UW Draftee Contest with FanWide and Rhein Haus!
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It’s time to start thinking about football season again and FanWide is teaming up with Rhein Haus in Seattle for the 2017 NFL Draft.
The 2017 NFL Draft Watch Party presented by FanWide will take place on Thursday, April 27 at Rhein Haus in Seattle beginning at 4:00 pm with the draft beginning at 5:00 pm.
Tony Romo is Joining Jim Nantz on CBS
Today marks the end of an era for the Dallas Cowboys with not only the release of quarterback Tony Romo, but also his retirement from the NFL. The news ushers in a new legacy for the Cowboys with the team’s focus being on the 23 year old Dak Prescott.
It isn’t the end for Romo though, you’ll still be able to catch him on CBS for the foreseeable future. At the beginning of the 2017 NFL season he will be taking over for Phil Simms and will be broadcasting alongside Jim Nantz.
There is a long history of retired NFL players in the broadcast booth. Romo joins the likes of Chris Collinsworth, Frank Gifford, Don Meredith and many more as announcers.