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It's time now for the digital phenomenon (read: 75% of our moms approve) known as the "The St. Louis Sports Weekend, in Pictures". But you already knew that because the title of the column is located right above this. If you didn't recognize that, then these simple pictorial recaps are even more up your alley.

In an episode where we paid homage to David Eckstein, we figured it was only proper to bring one of his scrappy counterparts onto The JoeSportsFan Show and test his podcasting tenacity. Bo. Hart.

As a free safety playing on the Super Bowl Champion Chicago Bears, Jeff Fisher was surrounded by powerful lip sweaters — from Coach Mike Ditka to Hall of Fame linebacker Mike Singletary to good looking fullback Matt Suey.  Now leading the St. Louis Rams, Fisher’s mustache will be honored and celebrated during the team’s 2012 [...]

As the 2012 St. Louis Cardinals engage in a frantic effort to match the Braves 2011 collapse that allowed the Birds to sneak into the postseason, there are not many words that can accurately describe how the team has looked over the last several weeks.  Oh we can try: “hard to watch” “boring as hell” [...]

Despite playing for the worst team in all of professional football (including the SEC) the past five seasons, Rams running back Steven Jackson has maintained enough of a public profile to appear in more than his fair share of national TV commercials. One of Jackson’s latest spots received some airplay during the NFL’s opening weekend. [...]

This Sunday the St. Louis Rams will honor and celebrate coach Jeff Fisher’s award-winning mustache when it hosts the Washington Redskins. Rams players are doing their best to emulate their ruggedly handsome coach.

Your brain is likely saturated with malted hops and your upper intestine is probably playing hooky after a restless night of attempting to digest yesterday's appetizer that contained enough buffalo sauce to kill a pony. Thus, we’re going to take it easy on you. No stats or hardcore analysis. Just a weekend analysis comprised entirely of photos. And some sarcastic banter.

When Mizzou DT Sheldon Richardson spouted off with a few unflattering words about his opponent in Week 2, it didn’t go over well with Georgia fans, players or his own head coach. Richardson called Georgia’s style of play “like watching Big 10 football. Old man football.”

Since when did talking a little yang become so taboo in the collegiate sports world?

Tomorrow Mizzou formally enters the cauldron that is SEC football and we figured there was no better guest to prepare us for what Tiger fans may encounter than the man behind OutkicktheCoverage.com, and author of bestseller Dixieland Delight, Clay Travis. Toss in his rocky history with Rams coach Jeff Fisher and this week's guest had all kinds of tidbits to tickle your ears.

Pending further developments and considerations, the American Mustache Institute today announced that we will strip Keith Hernandez of his 2007 title of Greatest Sports Mustache of All Time if he goes forward with his plan to shave his mustache during the New York Mets' final home game.