NFL coaches are getting axed, including another Raiders disaster, proving once again that Vegas might be the worst job in football. An Australian town has to beg people to stop chewing on public toilet seats. “Karen” is officially cancelled — DeHuff reveals the new name replacing her. One man eats 1,000 sardines in a month and pays the ultimate price. The Denver Broncos lock up the No. 1 seed, Bo Nix and Sean Payton speak, Tony Jefferson throws a tantrum, and DeHuff explains why Vance Joseph should stay exactly where he is.

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Forget New Year’s resolutions — they’re just goals with a PR problem. A North Florida man allegedly robs a meat market completely naked, and Momma DeHuff might’ve seen more than she wanted. Northern California squatters face an unexpected samurai-style eviction, the Denver Broncos gear up to dominate the Chargers with Bo Nix weighing in, Nostradamus maybe predicts the future of this show, and DeHuff breaks down the Stranger Things series finale — whether fans like it or not.

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Connery and Cowboy DeHuff host the 2025 DeHuff podcast: Year in Review.

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Santa’s on notice as Connery and Cowboy argue Krampus deserves the gig. A priceless crown gets wrecked in China (Cowboy has a very “non-scientific” explanation), AI sex bots are apparently outpacing humans in the kink department, and radioactive shrimp are back to haunt America. Plus: cancer-curing frog guts, the Bears flirting with Indiana, the Chiefs are headed to Kansas, Marvel resurrecting Captain America (again), and heartfelt—or unhinged—letters to Santa.

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Christmas is almost here, so Connery and DeHuff do the responsible thing and absolutely destroy Santa. A hospital allegedly loses part of a patient’s skull and thinks a $25 gas card fixes it. A guy in China tries to get a refund on his ex-fiancée for eating too much. Jake Paul gets his jaw broken by Anthony Joshua—should he finally stop boxing? The Cowboys are officially out, Jerry Jones has “plans,” Sean Payton fuels the Jaguars, and we debate which state would dominate Trump’s Patriot Games.

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Power outages are rolling across Colorado’s Front Range (thanks, Xcel Energy), and Connery is deeply concerned about the real victims: local strip clubs. Meanwhile, Zootopia 2 has accidentally inspired chaos in China, as a character named Gary leads young people to start buying venomous pit vipers. Aussie DeHuff weighs in on whether a deadly snake makes a good holiday gift (spoiler: probably not).

Merriam-Webster crowns its Word of 2025 as “slop,” a not-so-subtle jab at the flood of AI-generated garbage taking over the internet — including, potentially, this sentence. Colin Cowherd of FOX Sports shows unexpected love to Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos, and Broncos Wire breaks down exactly how Denver can win the AFC West and snag the #1 seed this weekend.

And finally, a reminder for humanity: wear clothes when you work out at a public gym. We shouldn’t have to say it, but here we are.

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DeHuff pitches a bold cinematic vision where the hero solves crime by exclusively shooting bad guys in the junk, instantly dividing America. GameStop’s “Trade Anything Day” goes off the rails with reported trade-ins that include a goose and a bobcat, inspiring Cowboy to pitch his own completely unhinged trade-in ideas.

In a rare moment of generational unity, DeHuff finds himself agreeing with Gen Z on one thing: spending less money during the holidays might actually be smart. “Jason Statham” (not really) weighs in on an English man fined for spitting out a leaf that blew into his mouth, because bureaucracy is undefeated.

The mysterious object 3I Atlas flies past Earth within 167 million miles, prompting Connery to send a heartfelt goodbye message to any potential aliens — while absolutely throwing humanity under the bus.

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In this wild new episode, DeHuff prepares for an upcoming educational panel, which—let’s be honest—is almost guaranteed to crash and burn the moment he opens his mouth. He dives into the bizarre “6-7 trend” that forced In-N-Out Burger to remove the number 67 from their ticket system, and then tells the story of a Florida man who insisted he teleported into a stolen BMW before crashing it.

Oreo announces a sugar-free version of their iconic cookie, and somehow this sends half the internet into a rage spiral. Meanwhile, Michigan football fires head coach Sherrone Moore for allegedly being a pretty terrible human being.

DeHuff breaks down whether the Broncos can take down the Packers and explains why Broncos Country needs to scream like their life depends on it when the opposing team has the ball. Plus, he previews the top NFL matchups of the weekend: Lions vs Rams, Chiefs vs Chargers, and Bills vs Patriots.

The new Supergirl trailer gives off major Guardians of the Galaxy vibes, and DeHuff is absolutely here for it.

He also opens up about a time he almost threw everything away to seek revenge—something that easily could’ve landed him in prison.

And finally, a heartfelt salute to the warriors out there fighting cancer.

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In this episode, a California man who’s ridden Disneyland’s Cars attraction over 15,000 times, forcing Connery to unveil his theory that the dude is actually hunting down a Star Wars icon hiding in Radiator Springs.

Meanwhile, new data shows residents of Long Island, Brooklyn, and Queens consume more OnlyFans than entire countries, so Connery offers a very necessary PSA: adult content is free, you animals.

A tourist in China survives a 130-foot plummet while taking a selfie, proving that gravity might be undefeated, but stupidity is resilient.

Then the crew reacts to 44-year-old quarterback Philip Rivers signing with the Colts, prompting important questions like: how many sponsors specialize in joint health?

And finally — Shedeur Sanders is officially QB1 for the rest of the season, unless the Brown screw things up.

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DeHuff kicks things off with a story from his annual physical, recalling an awkward moment with a female doctor that still lingers in his mind. 

From there, things get wild around the globe—starting with a New Zealand man who swallowed a Fabergé pendant inspired by the James Bond film Octopussy, forcing police to sift through his feces to get it back.

Detroit enters the chat with their newly erected RoboCop statue, prompting a hilarious discussion about which other cities should honor their iconic movie characters. 

Meanwhile in Virginia, a raccoon breaks into a liquor store and gets absolutely plastered, proving once again that wildlife knows no boundaries.

Sports heat up as the Denver Broncos sit atop the AFC while the Kansas City Chiefs watch their nine-year AFC West streak slip away. Shedeur Sanders boosts his trade value after a standout game against the Titans, sparking debate about his future.

Plus, a look at companies that wildly overthink their social media posts, and a breakdown of how college football bowls and playoffs could be fixed once and for all.

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