And The Kick Is Good!

Colum sings in this one... that's the depths to which Week 10 of the NFL sent us.

Tom and Brad apologise profusely for this and will do our best to prevent this from happening again in the future.

Not all football is born equal and during the 'Byemageddon' the boys find this out the hard way.

There's a lot of fraudulent teams, players, coaches and owners, so we get around to calling them out in a week where a Hall of Fame QB throws multiple backbreaking interceptions, the Colts fire their Head Coach and replace him with an o-lineman and Geno Smith might be MVP.

There's mid-season awards as well, who do we have as MVP, Coach of the Year, Rookies of the Year? Listen in and find out!

Week 8, or Week 7 again if you're Tom, is in the books and so is the trade deadline but this time it's actually exciting!!

That's right we've got major moves on deadline day for once and we recap them all (well the big ones at least!). Who's the winner? Who's the loser? Why are the Chicago Bears front office being so weird? Who knows!

Out now in cinemas near you is the movie critics are calling 'Terrific family fun' (Daily Mail) and 'A mellifluous and forgettable' (El Pais) is Lyle, Lyle Crocodile, the animated comedy musical that has Colum saying Javier Bardem puts down a terrific performance.

What does any of this have to do with football? Well there are certain teams that Colum is now going to refuse to review. Who are they? Listen in and find out!

Week 6 is in the books, the dust is settling and we're really getting to know these teams now, so let's starting crowning who we think are contenders for a playoff run, or just mere pretenders to the throne.

The AFC is more stacked that the NFC but that just means more potential pretenders for the NFC right?!

One more week in the books and well... soon we'll start crowning these teams as actual contenders or pretenders. Until then, there's a lot of mediocre football to get through between now and then.

Oh and Matt Rhule got fired - finally.

Week 4 is in the books and Tom is loathe to say it but we have a greater idea about who these teams are, who we want to watch and who we almost certainly don't want to watch...

The weather played a massive part this weekend and there's a few big games that were disappointing as a result although the Detroit Lions remain the best team to watch in football.

Week 3 is in the books and we're getting to know these teams a little better, who's prime time viewing and who is the dregs of the league that don't offer anything of note to watch.

Somewhere in all of this is our love for the Detroit Lions, the Baltimore Ravens, the Jacksonville Jaguars and the utter disdain for the middling to downright awful performances that the 49ers, Steelers and Giants are putting out.

What a week of football. If week 1 was the entree, this was the fillet mignon with a side of triple cooked chips and just a dash of peppercorn sauce. Listen as Tom & Brad get into the week's games and Colum's notes of the games.

Remember to follow us @thekickisup on Twitter and give us your thoughts and feelings on what's transpiring in the NFL!

It's a good time to be a football fan and we've got the full down of the weekend's highlights (and lowlights) and few things we saw from each game that might be pertinent down the road.

Oh and Colum does the intro?!