The historic river market area in downtown Kansas City proper near the banks of the crystal blue waters of the Missouri River
will give you the sports bastards.
These sports bastards. I have a deaf neighbor and he told me he hates this show and he can't even hear it.
That will tell you how good this show is. A deaf person fucking hates it.
Hello, this is Mark of the Sports Bastards and I'm doing a solo cast of the sports bastards.
Topher will be back in a little bit. He just has some things going on and he's not going to be able to join us for this
and maybe a couple other shows. We'll see how long.
Anyhow, we will continue without him for right now.
First thing I want to do is, tonight Rob and I are going to be doing a music creeps in lieu of Topher for right now.
So you'll get us both, but Rob just knows about the Chiefs and that's about it.
So he's not going to be doing any sports shows because he doesn't feel comfortable knowing enough to do so.
So right now I'm going to focus in on the Kansas City Chiefs and their statement that they made to the NFL by pretty much clobbering the Steelers.
So, okay, one thing that happened is this right here.
When the Holmes and Kelsey got the big coats, I guess, the big red coats, Christmas coats or winter coats or whatever,
for Netflix to celebrate their victory, George Pickens came in, the receiver for the Steelers,
and he interrupted it to congratulate them.
And it's been widely criticized about why would he do that.
So I'm going to go ahead and go into a little bit of this article here, and I pretty much agree with it too.
As the ground continues to crumble around the Pittsburgh Steelers following the 29-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day,
wide receiver George Pickens, pleasantries of Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelsey have stirred up some controversy.
During a post-game interview on Netflix, broadcast of the content, Pickens went and dapped up the Chiefs-Star duo pair,
as seen in the video below, courtesy of 93.7, the fans, Andrew Filippone.
So, in the video, of course, I'm not going to play it here because you guys couldn't see it.
The interaction as a result has pro football talk Mike Florio believing that he could potentially be posturing for an exit from the Steelers.
My thought was he's saying, come and get me, Florio said via video from the NFL on NBC's YouTube page.
I feel like Pickens has been at that point of, I've had enough here for a while now.
Flashes from time to time, he has visions of what he could do in offense with a higher end passing game,
an offense that throws the ball more than the Steelers do.
Think of all the guys who have been problematic at the receiver position, and Mike Tomlin has kept under wraps,
until either the very end or they're gone, or after they're gone.
And this is what Mike Florio is saying, with Pickens it's been fairly consistent the past couple of seasons,
but he's so good that you keep finding a way to try to get the most out of him, is what Florio is saying.
So, you know, since he has drawn some negative attention since joining the team as a second round pick in 2022,
the 23-year-old star is undeniably the Steelers' number one receiver, and an undisputable part of the offense.
The organization has already had trouble bringing in additional talent at the position,
and it would be wise to ensure that they keep Pickens around as long as they can to remain in the black and gold.
Okay, I think Mike Florio is right.
I mean, why can't you say that when, you know, the end of the game, everyone's going up there,
like, you know, hugging each other, shaking each other's hands,
when the two quarterbacks meet, Wilson and Mahomes meet, shake hands,
hey, good luck the rest of the season, hey, good luck to you, take care, you know, tell wife, say hi, you know,
how's your dog doing, how's the little one, you know, stuff like that, okay,
because they all do communicate and get along, most of them do get along outside of football.
So, he could have done it during then, but he chose to interrupt the broadcast of the,
you guys are the winners and here's your big stupid coat deal that Netflix did,
and he went over there and, you know, pretty much told him, hey man, this guy is the greatest, you know, he's the goat,
and Travis Kelce pretty much said he's the goat too, so people are like kind of putting two together like I am.
He could have done this really quickly before, but it wouldn't have stood out.
Him doing it like this, it stands out and it means, hey, wait a minute, is this guy trying to send a message?
And I think yes. I mean, that is why he'd done it like that.
He wanted to get attention, he wanted to draw attention to him talking to Mahomes and Kelce specifically and congratulate him.
So, in other words, I really appreciate what you're doing. Maybe I want to be on board.
So, that's why I took it, that's why a lot of other people took it, and I mean, does he fit in the Chiefs' system?
Someone like him could, but the thing is, it's going to depend on money.
The Chiefs do not overpay for receivers. I mean, look at Worthy, the rookie.
I mean, his statistics are really close to Tyrick Hill's statistics,
and this is a rookie that they got out of Texas University last year.
I think he was a first round pick, they traded up, and got in front of Buffalo and picked Worthy.
So, I'm going to read off the stats between Hill and Worthy, and you'll be surprised at similarities.
Okay, first off, Xavier Worthy had 638 yards. He may or may not play. He may add to that, I don't know.
I don't know if they plan on playing him in the game against Denver, which they don't have to win at all
because they already locked up the number one seed by beating Pittsburgh yesterday.
Worthy had 638 yards, rookie season, six touchdowns, 10.8 average per pass,
59 receptions, his longest is 54 yards, no fumbles, and 104 rushing yards.
Hill, 61 receiving compared to 59 receptions, so, you know, Hill just got a couple more.
Six, where did it go, 268, 593 receiving yards, six touchdowns, his longest 62,
267 rushing yards, which is double what Worthy did, and he had one fumble,
and his average is 11.9 as opposed to Worthy's 10.8 average.
Really close. Worthy had a few more, you know, net yards for all season.
He had about, I don't know, 50 more yards per season and six touchdowns.
They both have six touchdowns, and Worthy had 59 receptions as opposed to 62 receptions for Tyreek Hill,
his rookie season, so he didn't have as many runs or as much success running, it doesn't sound like,
and he didn't have the fumble as to where Hill did, and I know there's still more this season to go,
so it may happen, and Hill's average is about one yard more than Worthy's average.
Pretty much a dead heat block, a statistical block for both of them.
I mean, that's really, really close.
Hill was known at one time as the best wide receiver, or, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I would say best.
If not, definitely in the top three of the NFL. He's still really talented and really good.
He's not quite having the season he did last year or the year before, but he's doing very well.
If we have another Tyreek Hill here, and we have four more years before you have to pay him anything,
watch out. We have enough other weapons, too, to support him, which really helps.
The addition of DeAndre Hopkins, who may or may not stay, depends.
I don't know what the interest in DeAndre Hopkins will be, or if Hopkins would rather stay in a home like this
and take less money and maybe get a couple of rings. So that remains to be seen.
So let's say you have the cast kind of pretty close to where it is now.
You have Kelsey, you have Hopkins, you have Hollywood Brown, Schuster.
You have all these other weapons.
Gray, Noah Gray, Watson is all of a sudden coming on.
And Watson has been showing signs of brilliance for a long time now.
I mean, he's been almost there.
And that bomb that was thrown to him, that 40-some yard bomb, was a perfect example of how the guy can catch and run.
So there's something there. With all this other talent around you,
you know, Worthy is going to thrive.
He's going to flourish in this atmosphere.
And that's what you're starting to see. People aren't focusing in on him. They can't.
They've got to account for Hollywood Brown. They've got to account for DeAndre Hopkins.
They have to account for Travis Kelsey.
Travis Kelsey. They have to account for all these other players.
So it's going to be interesting to see how this whole thing unfolds with how many people are staying and how many is going.
Like I said, I mean, DeAndre Hopkins, it could be either way. So we shall see.
So that's interesting. Let's see now. What else was I going to go to here?
I was going somewhere with this, so I apologize.
Okay, switching gears now. I'd like to go to some of the things that are going on in fan-wise in NFL.
There are all a lot of them seem to be disgruntled because they do not want to give the Chiefs any credit at all.
So this is one article in particular that I'm going to go into.
And then I'm going to tell you what I think the truth is.
NFL fans were once again incensed by referees on Wednesday as several calls went the way of the Chiefs in their 29-10 win over the Steelers.
Viewers and even players have criticized the league throughout the season for a supposed bias in favor of the two-time defending champions.
And that theory took hold again on Christmas Day, with fans pointing out several debatable moments in the game.
In the first quarter, Pittsburgh had Jaylen Warren touchdown callback due to a holding call, which fans consider to be questionable.
Russell Wilson threw an interception on next play.
A quarter later, referees whistled a play-dead for four with progress after a short George Pickens catch.
While their receiver was pushed back, he was still moving his feet and looked like they were going for the gain on it, is what they said.
And it's very debatable. I can't say one way or another, so I don't know how they could tell either.
And then this one I agree with, but okay.
Number one, two fumbles, an interception, four sacks.
And this is a referee's fault? Really?
Okay, so in the second half, this is what I'm getting to right here.
Marquise Brown was credited with a catch despite bobbling the ball when it hit the ground.
Okay, first off, the Steelers got away with a few holding calls that were not called, just like the Chiefs might have too.
The fact is, is they were not calling them like they do on a lot of games.
People were bitching so much about, quit holding, quit doing this, quit doing that, you're holding up the game.
Well, now they're doing it, and now they're bitching about it.
Well, you know, which one do you want?
Do you want less holding calls or do you want more calls and then hanging up the game and you can see Jake from State Farm ten more times?
Okay, so both of them got away with it.
How about Jawan Taylor keeping it and tag for false starts with just a little twitch?
I mean, that could be debatable.
It looks like they're nitpicking that one pretty well, so, and that would go against the Chiefs.
Okay, so that being said right there, so you're going to blame this on the referees.
Okay, here's what happened.
Okay, Marquise Brown, it looked to me like he fumbled it too and it wasn't a catch, but that is up to Mike Tomlin to throw the red,
throw the little red flag out and that is a challenge play.
A challenge play will guarantee that it gets a look over and if it's correct, he gets his way, it gets reversed, and he doesn't lose a timeout.
So, you can call that on your coach if you really think that's what happened.
And I do think that's what happened.
Kansas City was smart enough to get up and snap the ball before he could do that.
Not our fault.
Not the referee's fault.
All the time referees look and they think something's a catch and then they review it and it's like, no, it's not a catch.
Why do you think there's so many challenges in the NFL?
This right here is a clear-cut case of people not being able to accept the truth of this.
Yes, I don't think it was a catch, but no.
Mike Tomlin and his staff fumbled the ball by doing that.
They did not do it.
And like I said, I go back to where was your offensive line?
Four.
Chris Jones was out, our number one guy.
He was out.
And you still had four sacks, two fumbles, and one interception.
So, what about that?
How about all the holding calls that Kansas City got on him, offensive holding?
I didn't hear anyone say that.
That looks like the exact same holding call that you said didn't actually happen that led to the interception.
Okay, how come Russell Wilson threw an interception though?
If he's so damn good, you guys are so damn good and should have beat the Chiefs, he should have came right back like my homes to do and go, all right, then I guess I'll just throw a touchdown then.
I'll just go ahead and take care of this right now and get it out of the way.
So, that right there is complete nitpicking bullshit by people that can't accept losing to Kansas City again.
So, if you guys are so damn good, number one, it would have been a lot closer than what it was, 29 to 10.
And it could have been a lot, it could have been a 31 to 10 very easily.
But, you know, what happened?
10 points, really?
And you think you're going to win a game?
10 points?
This was essentially a playoff game for you guys.
Well, and us too, because we wanted to hit the number one seed, which we did.
And this is all you guys have?
And you lost to the Ravens pretty bad?
I don't know.
I think you need to quit looking at the Chiefs and start looking at yourself.
End of story.
So, now I'm going to go into the next one.
The Buffalo Bills have had their fair share of battles with the Chiefs.
The Bills defensive tackle Daquan Jones, let his feelings be known about the call on X.
They never call that hold, Jones posted.
Many have seemingly taken notice of the large series of events that seem to always fall in favor of the Chiefs, is what they're saying again.
So, 13 seconds was the referees?
That was the referees?
13 seconds, you guys couldn't hold us for 13 seconds, we came back and tied that game, the championship game, two years ago.
At Arrowhead Stadium, it was three.
Well, whatever, two or three years ago, whenever that was, you guys know what I'm talking about.
Your defense couldn't hold us for 13 seconds, so we couldn't keep us from kicking a field goal and win that game and go on to the Super Bowl?
It couldn't.
And then you guys could not stop us from scoring a touchdown in overtime to win it?
And this is the referees' fault?
How about the championship game, not the championship game, but the divisional game last year, where you guys were shut down, completely shut down.
The offense did not look like anything.
Where was Josh Allen?
Where was Stephon Diggs?
Where were the offensive line?
Where was your pass rush?
Where was all this last year when we beat you there, at your house?
So this year, if you make it through the first round and maybe the second round, you're coming to our house.
So I don't see where you guys get this at.
You know, this again is sour grapes.
So I mean, you know, people get disgruntled when they can't beat someone.
And I know I've been there.
I've been there before with Denver constantly kicking her ass and Indianapolis with Peyton Manning and then Tom Brady with the Patriots.
We constantly got her ass kicked.
We didn't have that guy, that quarterback.
Alex Smith was good, but not that guy.
I mean, Trent Green was good, but not that guy.
I mean, you know, we had so many of us, not that guy, the Matt Cassels, the Brody Croyles, the...
Oh, shoot.
Anyhow, so we've had our enough of heartache and bullshit.
So anyhow, you guys can say whatever you want.
But the fact is, is you're wrong.
And now I'm not going to say anything about the Chiefs.
This is a...
Well, it goes into a little bit of it here.
If I read it, I don't know.
Anyhow, I had people I had to bring up Mo Holmes' name like they always do.
And also another thing I'd like to point out is once again, what they're doing is poking the bear.
They're taking the credit away from the Chiefs and giving it to someone else, which I'm pretty sure...
I'm pretty sure that's sitting there on the walls of all the locker rooms that the Chiefs are at.
I'm pretty sure that's up there and what everybody says.
I'm pretty sure that's great motivation for not only Mo Holmes, Kelsey, the whole team, Jones, all those guys.
The defense that is so dominant that people don't like to give credit for.
That's up there.
They walk by and go, OK, all right, I see it. OK, all right.
Well, we'll find out, won't we?
And that's what happened.
You know, if you guys are really smart about it, you'd just say you'd massage them.
You go, oh, man, those guys are great, man.
I mean, what Pickens just did.
Guys are great.
And boy, something else.
If you're smart, you do that.
You wouldn't keep making up shit and trying to motherfuck the Chiefs.
You would be celebrating how good they are because you want to beat them.
But doing this obviously is not working.
So maybe you need to turn around.
So OK, Chris Collingworth is always under some sort of scrutiny.
People really do not like him.
I don't have a problem with him.
I think he's pretty good.
I've always liked him.
I mean, I've liked Al Michaels better.
Mike Tirico isn't quite that guy yet to take it over.
He may be. And he's very good.
I like him.
But Collingworth is kind of like the guy there now that Al Michaels is out there.
Al Michaels used to be able to reel him in a little bit better than Tirico does.
So now he's kind of on his own.
So he does say some stuff that probably is, I don't know, maybe not inappropriate, but just questionable.
OK, Collingworth's shouting of Dak Prescott's signature call was not well received by fans.
You know, he goes, and let's go or something like that.
I think it's let's go is what he says.
Kind of like that, but with more force because I'm doing a podcast and I don't want to scare anybody near me.
So I think it's let's go.
So that is his signature call saying, hey, everybody come here.
Come on, let's huddle and let's figure out what we're going to do.
So many take it to social media to demand that the longtime NBC broadcaster be fired.
NBC announcer Chris Collingsworth, imitation of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Prescott, signature, here we go.
I'm sorry, not let's go. Here we go.
That call did not sit well with the viewers.
One disgruntled fan voiced their opinion on X stating, listening to Chris Collingsworth on Sunday Night Football is absolutely painful and annoying.
He's definitely the worst out there.
But the veteran Sunday Night Football broadcaster has faced criticism over time for his constant praise of Enville's usual media darlings, particularly the Cowboys and anything related to Patrick Mahomes.
This is where I said it does bring up Mahomes.
They just cannot keep their mouth off of the guy.
So, I mean, you know, and, you know, I'm talking about the naysayers and the haters.
So NBC sideline reporter Melissa Stark initiated a segment discussing the injured Prescott, which led to a conversation about his signature phrase, here we go, is used to a pre snap cadence and serves as a subtle method for the quarterback to communicate with his offense.
So he did this several times and he and people are saying that, you know, he was making fun of it or whatever.
But he said this, I don't know, maybe four or five times.
It was too much.
Yes, it was too much.
But, you know, this started with Cooper Rush saying something similar going here we go.
And so Collins worth the repeatedly echoed that during the broadcast.
And he was, and he was criticized over it and he did say a little too much.
I couldn't believe these reaching that much for content.
He's usually much better than that.
But the firing for that, I think is absurd.
I don't think it was that big of an issue.
Maybe it wasn't the best broadcasting ever.
No, but not fireball.
I wouldn't think so.
Anyhow, there is that.
Okay.
So like I said, Topher and I missed four each and I'm not going to go over them.
Like I said before, there's no reason to.
So anyhow, so that's where that's at.
I cannot get Topher's picks.
So I don't know what his is on here, but I'll go ahead and do mine and see how well I do.
First off, I was going to pick the Chiefs like I always do.
And second off, I thought the Ravens were going to hammer the Texans and they did.
So those two are already completed and I do know the outcome and I was going to pick them.
So I'm going to take them as an okay.
So all right.
The Thursday night game, we're starting off with the Seahawks against the Bears.
You know, are the Bears due for a good performance?
Maybe.
But Caleb Williams is not taking enough chances.
You know, he hasn't thrown an interception in all six of the games that they've lost,
which would indicate to me that he's not taking enough chances.
Like Colin Cowhert, I believe, was the one that said this.
Okay, who were the two people that are leading the NFL I think the last five years in interceptions?
It is Mahomes and it is Allen.
And who leads the NFL in touchdowns?
That would be Mahomes and Allen again.
Who was the strikeout king?
Babe Ruth.
Who held the record for the most home runs?
Babe Ruth.
So Caleb Williams is being too cautious and he's not growing in my opinion.
And unless he's getting the right tutoring, which I don't think he is,
I don't think they're telling him, hey, come on, Caleb, you got to start launching the ball.
You got to start finding targets.
You don't hold on to the ball.
You don't take sacks.
You don't do anything like that.
You get rid of the ball and you throw the ball.
That's what you do.
You don't hold on to it.
Unless he's just not listening, I'm thinking he's not getting the right coaching.
So I'm going to go ahead and go with the Seahawks.
And I'm going to go 30 to 10 because I just don't really see the Bears doing anything.
The graveyard of the quarterbacks continues its killing ways.
Okay, so then there are some Saturday games, December 28.
The first one is the Chargers against the Patriots.
Well, I think the Patriots are actually going to fight them good, but the Chargers will win this.
And I'm going to give it a 27 to 20 win.
The Patriots and Mays, Derrick Mays, are showing some signs of life.
And I think that will continue.
But they're not going to beat the Chargers.
The Chargers are in a playoff run and they're not going to give this one up.
This is a team they should beat, and Jim Harbaugh will make sure that they do beat.
This next one's a tough one, and it's Saturday, December 28 at 3.30 p.m.
It's the Broncos and the Bengals.
Now, if the Broncos lose and the Bengals beat them, I believe from what I've read,
the Bengals are going to be in a position to make the playoffs and the Broncos will not.
They're at Cincinnati.
They're playing much better.
But so are the Broncos.
So the Broncos know they're probably going to have a win next week because Kansas City wrapped up.
Remember, the home field advantage.
You're not going to see Mahomes, Kelsey, Jones, any of the top guys.
You're not going to see them.
Mimminihew, Carl Loftus, none of those guys.
McDuffie, all those guys.
You're not going to see any of the starters because we've got to keep them well.
We're so banged up that we've got to not only keep the people that we have that are OK right now OK,
but we also have to get people healed.
So they have two and a half weeks, almost three weeks to do that.
So the Broncos know they're probably going to get a win next week.
So they're thinking, the Broncos are thinking, you know what?
We can win this and we can win the next one for sure because of circumstance.
And so I think that's what they're going to do.
I think they're going to beat the Bengals, but it's going to be a real, real nuttucker.
I'm going to say it's going to be a 34 to 32 score.
The Broncos are going to beat the Bengals.
Next one is a Saturday game also.
So it is the Cardinals against the Rams.
The Rams are kind of on a roll per se, and the Cardinals are kind of on a slop.
So I could go with the Cardinals, but I'm not because they are just,
they're not making the playoffs.
They're dying on a stick.
They're kind of becoming the old Cardinals that we thought they were.
You know, they are what we thought they were.
So anyhow, I'm looking for probably the Rams.
You're going to do a 23 to 17.
Cowboys be the Eagles.
Now, I think Jalen Hurts is going to be out.
He's going to be in Philadelphia.
The Cowboys are resurgent and playing well.
And this is a first Sunday game, noon.
I'm going to give the Eagles the edge,
and just because I think that they're just going to nut up
and find a way to beat the Cowboys, but it's going to be tough.
And I'm going to go 28, 26 Eagles, and plus it's in Philadelphia.
Next one are the Panthers versus the Buccaneers.
The Buccaneers have to win.
I mean, they are up against the wall,
and they lost a real heartbreaker to Dallas that shouldn't have been that close.
Baker Mayfield threw a last-minute interception that sealed the deal,
but they weren't doing very well before.
The Buccaneers are that Jekyll and Hyde team,
and they're so bad this year that I almost don't want to go with them.
But the Panthers, I mean, they don't have anything going on this year.
So I'm going to say the Buccaneers, and it's in Tampa,
the Buccaneers are going to find a way to get it done,
although I'm not high on them anymore like I used to be.
Okay, another noon game, and this is the Jets at the Bills.
The Bills, I don't think have anything to really play for.
They're not going to get the number one seed down.
The Jets are playing for pride, but I still think the Bills are going to win.
And I'm going to give it a 17-10 win over the Jets.
Not a high-scoring game.
A lot of backups are going to be in there, kind of a ho-hum game.
Next Sunday noon game is going to be Colts against the Giants.
This is such a who-cares game.
The Giants suck so bad, I'm going to have to go with the Colts.
So Indian Crappalis are going to beat the Giants in New York.
10-3.
That's what I think of this game, 10-3.
Sounds like a baseball score.
They should take that game and tell them both not to play it, to stay home.
This next one, they need to tell them to stay home too.
Sunday, December 29th at 12, Raiders and Saints.
I'm going to give the Saints the credit for winning this.
And that is simply because someone has to win and it's in New Orleans.
So I'm going to say that is a 23-20 game that the Saints are going to pull off.
And this is another game where the Leakes should just tell them,
you know what, you guys sit at home, forget it.
We don't want you guys playing.
No one's watching.
It sucks.
Get out of here.
Go ahead and start your vacation in Cancun.
You don't have to play the rest of the year.
All right.
This is another one like that.
Titans and the Jags.
I think I'm going to go with the Jags.
The Jags are going to beat them probably 10 to 7.
Another baseball score.
And that's what I think of these guys.
And this is another one where then it fell on to just tell them,
just go ahead and stop.
Quit.
Go ahead.
Go think about everything.
Try to figure out a good draft plan and come back next year.
This next one, Dolphins at Browns.
I want to pick the Browns.
But the Dolphins have slim playoff hopes too.
They have a few people out on injury.
The Browns have been playing very well as we know,
but it's not going to be enough.
Dolphins 26, Browns 23.
And that's a 3 o'clock game, a 3.05 game.
Sunday, December 29, 3.25 game.
Packers at Vikings.
This is going to be a game.
I can't believe it's not the Sunday night game.
I can't believe it wasn't flexed.
This game right here, I'm going to give to the Packers.
I know it's in Minnesota.
I know they have a hell of a defense.
I know that Sam Darnold is doing great.
Justin Jefferson is on fire.
But I just got a gut feeling that the Packers are going to pull this one off.
And I'm going to say they're going to pull it off 32 to 30.
And this is out of nothing.
Because actually if you look at it, the Vikings want to get home field advantage.
They're going to be playing their ass off.
And they might very well win very easily.
But I'm just going to go ahead and say I'm going to make that set.
Falcons versus Commanders.
Commanders are going to get this.
They're kind of on a roll.
They see the playoffs.
Playoffs?
Falcons are the Falcons.
I think that the Commanders are going to beat them.
And I'm going to give them the 24 to 20.
All right, next one.
And that is Sunday night game Falcons vs. Commanders.
Why can't they flex that Packers-Vikings game?
That's ridiculous.
Unless they did, and this is outdated.
I don't know. I'll have to look.
But if they don't flex that and get that Sunday night Falcons-Commanders game out of there,
it's ridiculous.
Okay.
Lions versus the 49ers.
This is Monday, December 30th, 7.15 p.m.
The Lions are going to walk all over the 49ers, even over there in Santa Clara.
That's the way it's going to be.
That's what's going to happen.
And the Lions are playing for home field advantage.
Otherwise, you see a bunch of backups in there.
So Lions are going to roll.
They want that home field really bad.
So anyhow, I'm going to give the Lions a 35-17 win over the 49ers.
All right. There.
I think that this is a good place to end this SportsBastards.
Thank you guys for listening.
Topher will be back soon.
I hope you enjoyed me blathering on.
If not, then who cares?
Did you really sit there and listen to all that garbage that was being...
Do you actually believe one inch of it?
I didn't think so.
Hang on. Game over.