CzabeCast

It all depends on your perspective. He could be a trailblazer, of just a delusional fool. Either way, it looks like the Steelers are getting a lump of coal in their stocking, not an elite RB. Why did Jimmy Butler want out of Minnesota in the first place? I'm not sure, but I did realize it got very juvenile very quick. Andy Pollin joins me to revel in the Redskins, despite his obvious reservations. He also goes "Old School" on the 1970's Marquette Warriors basketball program and Al Maguire.

The Redskins execute a near statistical impossibility in beating the Bucs 16-3 and move to an improbable 2-game lead in the NFC East. Now can they navigate the perilous next 3 weeks to stay ahead of the Eagles and Cowboys? The Packers looked like... well... the F'IN PACKERS again vs. the Dolphins. Things are getting crowded in the NFC North! The NFL has reached the "change the question" stage where you truly have no idea what teams are any good. (Well, the Rams and Chiefs... they good!) Jimmy Butler to Philly. Brent says sorry.

A despondent Cowboy Mike explains where he stands with Jason Garrett. He knows the real problem is Jerry, and that's not going away anytime soon. But, he's ready to hate somebody else. Isn't that how it works for all of us, in sports? Notorious J-A-Y joins me to talk about the bizzaro-world of politics, Dez Bryant, and FTG. All that, plus "new" dirty sneakers?

It's one of the stories on my new "Steakhouse Confidential" feature here on the CzabeCast. John Ronis from the golf show tells the story of playing Jordan for cash, while I relay the time Jerry Glanville stiffed me for breakfast at the Super Bowl. All of that, plus one of the cheatiest stories in professional golf ever. Have we reached "Peak Smartphone?" Are synthetic backyard putting greens worth the money and trouble?

Nobody has been more overpaid than the OU slinger, who just got cut by Arizona. But not after banking another $15 on the delusional hopes that he might stay healthy for more than 5 minutes. Ed Orgeron vs. the Close Captioned computers. LSU's "not funny girl." Bucks roll out special "Mecca Floor" City uniform. Sportsbooks take bath. Andy Pollin declares Redskins season over, and explains the legend of "Hewoo... woone!"

The Saints and Rams put on a show in New Orleans, as Michael Thomas lights it up, and then dials up a throwback to Joe Horn on the celebration front. The Patriots keep winning, no matter who is healthy. And the rest of Week 9 in the NFL. A special basement chat with Tony Bruno and Harry Mayes in Philadelphia on sports radio, The Wing Bowl, and more. And a HS BBQ Varsity team? Whaaaa?

Just when you though the Maryland Football debacle couldn't get any worse... it did. Although, technically, it's now better. But still.... damage is done. Sally Jenkins makes the rubble jump. Scott McLoughan loses his grievance. Kanye West comes home. And JAYCO lists his "starting 5" of babes. Google along, people! All of that, plus a Toyota Pizza Robot Truck that will someday enslave us all!

In today's episode, Czabe takes some tough love on the poor quality of his Monday episodes. Drew Olson takes credit for birthing the "Chucky Hacks" line in Brewer history. We bury Ty Montgomery one last time over his blunder. Of course he's a Raven now. The Ha-Ha trade makes no sense. Plus Adrian Peterson is now in a league with Jim Thorpe.

He was larger than the game, and the highest paid athlete of his time. He also forged a sports celebrity culture that is a billion-dollar industry today. Author Jane Leavy's book sheds further light on the Bambino and the world off the field he helped create. Andy Pollin rolls in for his usual Tuesday spot. Hue Jackson, finally soooo fired. Twitter to remove the "Like" button? Why?

As football fans, we've all seen some crazy s*** go down to both win and lose games. But I'm not sure I've seen anything as stupid as what Ty Montgomery did on Sunday. Bruh. What... what are you doing? So it's time for accountability. Who will pay the price? My Redskins are dominant defensively, and Adrian Peterson is still awesome. How long can it last? Week 8 NFL in summary. World Series to Boston... duh. And let's re-think having 18 inning 6-hour baseball games. Long live, Apu Nahasapemapetalon.