ACS: Football with DAG
Cousin Sal goes over the various rankings for the season, and Adam talks about Tom Brady 's past relationship to Bridget Moynahan, and also his current relationship with Bundchen. He then goes on a rant about celebrities who do nothing and still make millions.
Adam then jumps into a couple of stories; one involving a racing event with Jimmy Kimmel, and another about traveling with actor Fred Willard and his agent. As Simmons and Cousin Sal leave, Adam brings David Alan Grier to the couch. DAG jokes about the large crowd gathered at the recording, and talks to Adam about his friend's wife dating after their divorce. The guys also talk about their daughter's role models, and watching inappropriate movies with the family.
Josh Gardner is brought back to the couch to perform a couple more songs. They talk about their upcoming performance at the House of Blues in Boston, and Adam also mentions the release of his book and upcoming shows at the Atlanta Punchline. Rounding out the show, the guys talk a bit more about their Twitter followings, and Adam promises to sign any book jacket for fans who purchase the book.
Check out Bill Simmons at ESPN.com, and look for Cousin Sal weekly on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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In today's Stitcher Extra Content, Adam reviews his football picks for the weekend and compares the results. http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
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