The NFL finally returned the regular referees this week and many crews received standing ovations around the league, but by the end of Sunday, life for the NFL referee was back to normal with boos for every questionable call. Dave Holcomb covers it all and more in his Monday Morning Huddle podcast.

Steve and Don interview world famous director Steve James about his new documentary "Head Games".

In the first edition of "Stat Pack," host Adam Dobrowolski breaks down the referee-related implications from the "simultaneous catch" debacle and looks at some of the week's highs and lows through the prism of Cold, Hard Football Facts' Quality Stats.

With the continuation of this referee lockout, the NFL is treating its fans like drug addicts.

Host Dave Holcomb reviews a wild week three leading off with the Sunday Night rematch of the 2011 AFC Championship Game. Unfortunately, people are talking as much about the replacement referees again as they are talking about the game. Then, Dave provides his thoughts on Kansas City’s win in the Super Dome and Andy Dalton’s big win over RG3. Holcomb also comments on what surprised him most from week three which included Minnesota’s victory over San Francisco and Oakland’s comeback win against Pittsburgh. To conclude, the episode ends with the ‘Fourth and Long’ Segment.

Steve and Don chat with Jason LaCanfora of CBS Sports and CBS.COM.

Alex rants and raves about the atrocious job the replacement referees did in week 2. The league is becoming unhinged.

Host Dave Holcomb recaps Thursday and Sunday’s action from week two with an interview with Football Nation Contributor Tom Pollin. To open the show, Holcomb recaps the Sunday night game against Detroit and San Francisco, the Baltimore and Philadelphia matchup and the Jets visiting the Steelers in Pittsburgh. Then, Dave and Tom discuss the Bear/Packers game from Thursday from both team’s perspectives and what the outcome meant for the rest of the NFC North. The show concludes with the ‘Fourth and Long’ segment.

Steve and Don from The Sports-Casters interview Don Banks from Sports Illustrated and SI.COM.

After week one of the NFL season, Alex tells us what he learned, and what he's looking forward to heading into week two. Also, has Jonathan Vilma won the war against Roger Goodell?