It is the Christmas edition of the GM shuffle. It is great to have you with us. I hope you got your shopping done just a couple of days until Jolly St Nick comes down the chimney. I know this has been a terrible year for many. I hope of you are staying safe hopefully you're with some immediate family if not your extended family I will do

our best to entertain as always we'll talk with some games as a triple header

on Saturday and then of course the games on Sunday.

Jim Caldwell is making the rounds right now, conversations about him.

The Lions fire their special teams coordinator, so there's news involving at a Motown.

But before we get rolling to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Mike, in honor of Christmas Day,

I mean, just a couple days away here.

I mean, the favorite Christmas movies for me,

I just watched Elf with my kids, James Kahn,

terrific, Well Farrell, it was his first big breakout rule, you know, the whole manchild

thing, very funny. I love Bad Santa because I love Billy Bob Thornton and when the

Uletide spirit becomes a little too much, when there's too much of Michael Buble and you're like okay you know what I need a break well

the bad Santa's great because it's just so vile and vulgar it's awesome.

Scrooge with Bill Murray is very funny. A classic like it's a wonderful life of

course Jimmy Stewart every time a bell rings that Angel gets his wings.

Who doesn't love Clarence? 29th Street's a great film as well. Those are among my favorite Christmas movies.

For you, the Yule Tide Spirit, which movies gets you in the mood? I think it's a wonderful life. movies.

I think it's a wonderful life.

I think you need the...

I love those older movies where, you know, everybody's dressed up on Christmas Eve and everybody,

it's like so nostalgic, you know think bad sand is hilarious I do I think

Billy Bob I mean I mean I don't even know how you would cast Billy Bob as that

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