Jerome Miller

Given that he continually finished dead last in the Arbitrons, and his ratings got even worse after NBC and CBS Sports Radio came on-line, it's more of a surprise that Czaban lasted as long as he did on Yahoo! Sports Radio/SB Nation Radio. Just more proof of the "Good Old Boys" network in sports radio. No matter how awful your show or how bad you do in the ratings (I'm looking at you, Tony Bruno), someone will give you a job on national sports radio if you've got the connections.

In light of yesterday's Arian Foster injury, we are very pleased to present this dramatic recreation of the meeting between Dolphins head coach Adam Gase and running back Jay Ajayi that occurred earlier this morning at Dolphins HQ. Playing the role of Adam Gase is Adam Sandler, playing the role of Jay Ajayi is Carl Weathers:

Danny Woodhead will be 32 when he recovers, so that's pretty much the end of his career.

Oh boo hoo! Convicted child abuser Adrian Peterson isn't going to get a Super Bowl ring. What a crime against humanity!!!!!!!!!

Sully demolished Snowden, Blair Witch, and the completely unnecessary Bridget Jones 3 this weekend. I really like Sully. The first half-hour is kind of a struggle with Clint's politics getting shoe-horned in, but once they focus on recreating the crash "Rashomon" style, it finds its balance and becomes a really great film. And for those of you complaining about "Sully" fictionalizing the NTSB investigation, you do realise that Rudy was 99% fiction, right?

Fourteen of those points were on a fumble returned for touchdown and a busted play.

Someone mentioned on sports talk radio today, are the Cleveland Browns the first team in NFL history where the general manager, head coach, and both coordinators are African American?

I take it you're under some sort of court order that prohibits you from buying DVD or Blu Rays.

You could say the same thing about "ReCore," which finally came out today to little fanfare.

Is there a way to set Google so that the "doodle" doesn't change every day? I'd like to just keep it at the Pac-Man anniversary doodle. I mean, happy birthday to Yma Sumac and what an amazing life you've led, but I don't give a flying fuck about your musical career or had ever even heard of you prior to this morning.

FTFY.

My own half-assed predictions, because I'm an old fart who has better things to do with his life than produce a 90 minute video blog on Youtube in which I break down every single frame of footage of the PS4 Pro and make guesses about it:

The sole highlight, for me, of Sunday's football action was the guy at the bar next to me works in sales for the local ESPN Radio affiliate and got his start with a internship at "The Mothership" a few years ago. As the afternoon wore on, and he got increasingly drunk as his Saints lost to the Raiders, he started to shit on Brian Windhorst non-stop, claiming that nobody in Bristol, CT likes "Windy" because he's a smarmy douchebag who always brags about his 'connections' to Lebron James and the Miami Heat/Cleveland Cavs, makes a complete pig of himself in the ESPN cafeteria by shoveling food into his mouth nonstop, and is apparently some sort of cheapskate miser who refuses to have custom suits made and buys 'off the rack' from Men's Wearhouse, which is why his sport coats are always so ill-fitting when he's on-camera. I got the impression that as soon as LBJ retires, ESPN will shift Windhorst into an off-camera blogger role as quickly as possible.

Okay, this "Week of Punk" thing the Observer site is doing is just irritating at this point. I just wanna see Phil Brooks get his clock cleaned, I don't care about the build-up to it.

I wonder how big of a check that the producers of "Designated Survivor" had to cut to the estate of Tom Clancy, of if Clancy's widow is waiting until the premiere to sue.

How is Shawn Michaels, in his "Selfish Backstage Prima Donna Prick" phase, winning the tag titles, a good thing?

Poor, poor Lamar Jackson. The harder he throws, the higher his chances he'll be wearing a Browns or Lions uniform two years from now.

It's closer to the show, but has this weird political subtext with Kara serving as a stand-in for modern immigrants and the problems they face coming to a new land while at the same time criticizing American arrogance when dealing with people from lesser-developed countries (Kara trying to deal with "backwards" human technology like cars and iPads). Clearly, Steve Orlando felt he had Something Important to say about the plight of Syrian refugees and the obnoxiousness of Donald Trump, but it gets badly muddled in a story that also tries to squeeze in a new Cat Grant that looks like Calista Flockhart and Brian Ching's art, which is basically aping Sal Larocca on Spider-Man, doesn't help any.

Umpires botch a foul ball and claim it was a wild pitch and Indians score two runs against the Astros while the Houston catcher is arguing with the ump.

Is Shaun Hill the last player on the Vikings who wore the "Dennis Green/Mike Tice Era" uniforms?

Tonight I was going to submit the name of Samm-Art Williams to the "One Hit Wonder Actors" thread after watching the Coen's Blood Simple (he played Meurice). But then I pulled up his IMDB page and it turns out that he was actually a very prominent playwrite before appeaing in Blood Simple and in the 1990's made a shitload of money serving as executive producer of both Martin and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. He now teaches theater at the University of North Carolina.

Can't say I'm a fan of Brian Ching's artwork on Supergirl.

Dear CNN, The removal of the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 is not "breaking news" worthy. You should be focusing on massacres in Syria or the Brexit, not a fucking headphone jack.