Adam Crowley

Final hour of the show starts with Mark Kaboly hopping on the program and after he takes an absolutely unnecessary shot at the Crowl Man, he gives us some thoughts on guys the Steelers might move on from this offseason and guys he'd like to see the Steelers retain. The Crowl Man then gets into what it may have looked like if it was the Steelers not the Titans that went up to Gillette to face the Pats. We also discuss some hypotheticals if indeed the Pats dynasty is dead and gone before we close the show with the Hottest take of the day, other crap, and the three stars of the show.

Second hour of the show starts with us hitting the ice after talking all football for the first hour. Kris Letang is either public enemy number one or the greatest gift to hockey ever when it comes to Penguins twitter. Crowley tells you why there can be a little column A and column B there, but one thing is for sure, he has got to start playing the way the rest of the team has been all year long. Seth Rorabaugh then hops on the program to share with us his piece about GMJR and give some thoughts on Letang and the egg the team laid last night against Florida. We then close the hour with as always the great unsponsored football segment filled with knowledge and fun brought to you by to be determined.

You've found The Crowley Show and oh my freaking God it finally happened. The mother bleeping Patriots are officially DEAD. Crowl Man tells you why that's bittersweet to him and spoiler alert, it's because the Steelers NEVER beat them when it actually counted. He then pokes fun at the people dancing on the Pats graves today as if them losing Saturday erased the historic, never to be duplicated, twenty year stretch the dynasty experienced. We then Drop Loads presented by Fox Bet where Belichick answers a question about Pats fans sticking with them through Thick and Thin times. Some of these journalists man. We then turn our ire towards the Saints and how they can never just lose a game without being all up in arms about the refs out to get them.

Final hour of the show starts with Jesse Marshall hopping on the program to give his thoughts about the Penguins loss last night and how the team has been playing of late with all of their injury problems. Crowl Man also gives credit where credit is due and Jesse Marshall takes his victory lap for falling in love with John Marino before anybody else in this stinking town. Crowley then gets back into how throwing the ball alot is not equating to success in the NFL today, and implores Mike Tomlin to NOT pass the ball a bleep ton when Ben comes back next year. We make our picks of the show for Wild Card Weekend, hottest take of the day, other crap, and the three stars of the show.

Second hour of the show starts with the Crowl Man telling you that as much as he waxed poetic about Mike Tomlin and his coaching job this year, Mike Sullivan might deserve double the waxing. He gets into the job Sully has done and why he's a perfect example of why you should be extremely cautious when moving on from great head coaches, no matter what league you're in. Chris Carter wishes us a Happy New Year as he joins the show next and gets into how Devin Bush graded out in his mind during his rookie year. They also get into the receiving core and Chris tells Crowley why he agrees with him on creating a strong running back by committee for the 2020 season. We close the hour with the Great unsponsored football segment filled with knowledge and fun brought to you by to be determined.

You've found The Crowley Show and the Steelers offseason is now in full swing almost a week into it, and this is when the Crowl Man starts to look for some trends. He shares with you his discovery about what leading the league in passing yards usually means for a teams success. He also gets into the Pens and how last night showed that they will NOT fall out of the playoffs this year, Patrick Sharp. Idiot. Chris Adamski joins the show to give his end of the year thoughts on these Pittsburgh Steelers, including the high priority signing of Bud Dupree. Speaking of Bud, Crowl Man lists off some Pittsburgh media members who think Bud should not be signed to a long term deal, and he tells you why that is just the dumbest take he's seen on the topic.

Final hour of the show today gets started with Josh Yohe joining us for the first time in a good while to get into some Penguins hockey. He talks about the Pens being cup contenders even without Guentzel in the lineup, and also talks about just how likely it may be to see the Penguins trade a certain two time Stanley Cup Champion goaltender during this season.... Crowley then does nothing but self service in the second segment as he reminisces about his favorite Penguins moments of the past decade, obviously focusing on the back to back cup runs. Hottest take of the day, other crap, and the three stars of the show.

Second hour of the show starts with us devoting an entire segment to the Penguins for what feels like since last decade. Little New Years humor for you there but seriously it has been awhile. Unfortunately it centers around the devastating news of Jake Guentzel getting hurt. Crowl Man explains how this is the worst loss so far this season and also reveals some names of guys the team should look at acquiring. Gerry Dulac then hops on the show for the last time during football season as he gives his end of the year thoughts and tells us if he think Bud will be a Steeler next year. We close the hour with the great unsponsored football segment filled with knowledge and fun brought to you by to be determined.

You've found the Crowley Show and since 2020 has started off a brand new decade, Crowley tells you that although there was no championship for the Steelers in the past decade, you fans sure have it good when it comes to rooting for this football team. He takes out people clamoring for criticism of guys like Fichtner and the O line because at the end of the day, the HOF QB was hurt and that's why this season was like one giant poop snowball careening downhill. He ends the hour of Steelers optimism by saying that there really are not that many holes to fill on this Steelers roster for them to be legit contenders next year.

Final hour of the show gets started with a quick Steelers take before we're right back into the 2019 Crowley's. Craig Blinkerman presents the award for best original song performed on the Crowley Show. We then find out the winners for both the best sophomoric moment of the year on the show as well as the worst screw up of a name by the Crowl Man. We finish off with our last hottest take of the day, other crap, and the three stars of the entire YEAR before Craig Blinkerman presents us with the MVP of the show for 2019.