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Cultural references

• The episode name is a reference to the sports comedy film The Longest Yard.
• The fan riots are a reference to the riots the Philadelphia Eagles fans did after the Super Bowl LII.
• Warburton Parker mentions George Clooney, Ryan Reynolds, Harrison Ford and Dolly Parton.
• The Springfield Atoms have a match against the Los Angeles Chargers.
• Homer mentions the Super Bowl, Saturday Night Live, NFL Network, ESPN, Adam Schefter and James Dolan. Adam Schefter appears then on tv.
• Haterade is a parody of Gatorade.
• Among the books that Marge distributes are Captain Underpants, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, The Chronicles of Narnia and Goosebumps.
• The Winnipeg Blue Bombers bus is a reference to the CFL team the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
• One of the Sportswardsies is the Donald Sterling Appalling Owner Lifetime Achievement Award.
• Greyson Mathers mentions Keitlyn being a Instagram model, a YouTube reactor, and the creator of Yoga Yogurt. Kaitlyn also mentions how he's fighting Floyd Mayweather on a Valentine's Day pay-per-view.
• The Sportswardsies announcer mentions Cirque du Soleil reimagining the Most Flagrant Fouls, Bud Light and Kenny Chesney.
• The candidates for Highest Batting Avarage are DJ LeMahieu, Mookie Betts, Freddie Freman and Michael Conforto.

Continuity

• Warburton Parker appears. ("The Winter of Our Monetized Content")