Second hour of the show starts with the Crowl Man telling you to stop looking behind you in this Steelers wild card race, and start looking ahead at that 5 seed baby. Buffalo. Plays the Ravens. Then comes to Heinz Field for a rumble on Sunday Night Football. We do some quick threesome math before welcoming Gerry Dulac on the show for his weekly segment. Crowley discusses the trap game against the Cardinals and asks Gerry if he thinks Watt can break Harrison's sack record. It's then time for the great unsponsored football segment filled with knowledge and fun brought to you by to be determined, where Crowley lies to us....on PURPOSE!

You've found The Crowley Show and my God are these Steelers showing some fight under Mike Tomlin. Crowley tells you why that shouldn't be that surprising because hey, Tomlins teams always run through a brick wall for that man. He then gets into the Penguins goalie controversy that he says isn't a controversy at all. Duck isn't the future, at least thats what the Crowl Man thinks. Young Devlin sure seems to be making the most of his sudden fame in this town, and we discuss if it could potentially come back to bite the duck in the tail. We close the hour by slobbing all over TJ Watt, who not only could be DPOY in the NFL, but Crowley tells you a prestigious Steeler record that TJ has his sights on.

Final hour of the show starts with Crowley getting into Vance McDonald and how he has kind of underwhelmed this season to this point. The Cardinals game could be ripe for him to break out, and he's got the stats to back that claim up baby. Speaking of underwhelming, Mark Kaboly hops on the show and delivers a sub par effort according to the Crowl Man but hey, I thought he was great so give a listen for yourself. Hottest Take of the Day, other crap, and the three stars of the show.

Second hour of the show gets started with some good ole hockey talk which is something that I feel like we haven't done in forever. Crowl Man tells you why he doesn't think it's a slam dunk that the Pens will make the playoffs....I can't believe he's falling into that trap again lol. Josh Yohe then hops on the program to talk about the Taylor Hall rumors that Josh kind of started himself and is quizzed by Crowley on certain Penguins astrological signs. We close out 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 Crowl Man isn't pulling any punches right out of the gate tonight as he tells you why he wouldn't be surprised if the Steelers lose any of their remaining games, but he doesn't think they will lose to the Cardinals. Radio. He gets into Pouncey coming back and doubling down on the fight saying it was worth it and then we drop Loads of Russel Wilson audio presented by Fox Bet. He closes the hour by discussing how short this window might be for the Steelers defense, and how this has been a refreshing season to be a Steelers fan.

Final hour of the show starts with Tim Benz jumping on the program a day earlier than usual. Crowley and Benz discuss the "playoff or bust" narrative for these Steelers, if the NFL playoff format is unfair or not, and Tim tells us that he thinks the Steelers are going to get in, but when they do, it's going to be worst case scenario. We then discuss one of the more bizarre things that has ever happened with a guest that came on our show before Crowley gets into the Steelers and how if they lose to the Cardinals, it's not a "typical Tomlin loss", it's just because the offense wasn't good enough that day. We get to the bottom of this whole John McClain mystery before the hottest take of the day, other crap, and the three stars of the show.

Second hour of the show starts off with what Crowley says is becoming a bit of a Tuesday tradition on the program of analyzing how the Steelers did running the football. Crowl man tells you why it's clear now more than ever how symbiotic the passing game has to be with the run game in order to find success. We then welcome on one of the great NFL writers in this country on the show as John McClain of the Houston Chronicle joins us to talk about the AFC race and if Tomlin is his choice for coach of the year. It's then time for the great unsponsored football segment filled with knowledge and fun brought to you by to be determined.

You've found The Crowley Show and it's December, which means it's Mike Tomlin's month bitches. Wait until you get a load of Tomlins record in December from the Crowl Man, who then tells you why if he does stub his toe in Arizona, it can't be classified as a "Tomlin Loss". He then gets into how beating the Browns for the 16th straight time at home is by no means a trivial thing. We drop Loads of Booger presented by Fox Bet and also listen to Tomlins incredible cliche ridden soundbite from post game of the Browns game. Crowley then closes out the hour by talking bout how Bud Dupree gon get PAIDDD.

Final hour of the show starts with Chris Carter hopping on the program for his weekly reaction to the Steelers game. Crowley picks Carters brain on the Duck, how great the defense was and has been, and Carter tells us why he believes TJ Watt is a serious DPOY candidate. Crowley then gets back into the Steelers offense and how they need to continue to throw the damn ball down field to loosen up that tight box and allow some cracks to present themselves that your backs can rip right through. Hottest Take of the Day, other crap, and the three stars of the show.

Second hour of the show starts with Crowley giving that head coach of your Pittsburgh Steelers the praise he deserves and the praise that some of you out there still refuse to give. The second half adjustments were so key to this win, and Tomlin has his dudes on this football team ready to run through a f**king brick wall. We get our incredible bitch of a friend Siri's thoughts on this football game and they are surprisingly spot on as far as I was concerned. We end the hour with The Great Unsponsored Football Segment Filled with Knowledge and Fun brought to you by To Be Determined where we discuss just how bad the NFC East.