WDHA’s 2-Minute Drill – Cowboys Fan Chris Swendeman Is NOT Happy

There are a lot of NFL fans right now who are not happy - and WDHA's own Chris Swendeman is leading the pack.

Following the loss to the Green Bay Packers on Wild Card Weekend, Dallas Cowboys fans fully expected team owner Jerry Jones to make a coaching change, especially with Bill Belichick available.

Well that change isn't coming, and Cowboys fans are definitely NOT happy.

And one of the unhappiest Cowboys fans around right now is Chris Swendeman.

Like many Dallas fans, Chris was expecting, and hoping for, a change in coaching after the loss to the Packers.

Meanwhile, Jerry Jones indicated earlier this week that no change is coming and the team will stay the course.

Jim Monaghan and Chris Swendeman talk about the non-change and the effect that might have.

Listen, Philadelphia fans are a unique breed unto themselves. They can't decide if they want their own head coach Nick Siriani fired or not.

All they know is their team absolutely sucked for the final two months of the regular season and got bounced out of the playoffs on Wild Card Weekend, too.

You can check out this outstanding group of Eagles fans (that accent is absolutely brutal) for their in-game thoughts this past weekend.

The situation in New England is one of the reasons there are so many unhappy fans right now.

Bill Belichick, arguably the best coach in the history of the NFL, is available and as of this morning, only the Atlanta Falcons have interviewed him.

And get off your Bill "Belicheat" high horse, because you know darn well that your team cheats too (and if you've never checked out that site, do it now. It's very revealing and quite funny).

MORE EPISODES OF WDHA'S TWO-MINUTE DRILL WITH JIM MONAGHAN AND CHRIS SWENDEMAN

What an exciting time for football. And with the Super Bowl around the corner, you might as well make sure you have your appetizers and snacks in order. Whether you're excited about the game, the insane commercials, or the halftime show, it's certain that most people will be chowing down on apps.

Last year, a study found that appetizers make up most people’s diets on gameday. Interestingly, 70% of people skip the entrée and stick to appetizers on Super Bowl Sunday. This study also found that 41% say they tend to overeat.

Another study found that more than half of people look forward to game day parties because of the food. Also, highlighted is that 74% of people plan to make food at home. Meanwhile, 26% plan to order from restaurants. Either way, there will be food.

Taste of Home compiled a list of what they consider to be the best of the best when it comes to apps. Their top five include an antipasto platter with meat and cheese cubes, pepper jelly hogs in a blanket, beef Wellington fried wontons, fruit charcuterie board, and ham and Swiss sliders.

There’s something for everyone from last-minute party throwers to ambitious hosts. If you're looking for something quick chips and dip is a go. If you're looking for something with a bit of pizazz, maybe try a quesadilla ring.

This year's Super Bowl will be held on Sunday, Feb. 11. Kickoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. EST. Whether you're tuning in for the game, watching for the commercials, or just want to see Usher's halftime show, make sure you have your snacks ready to go.

There are many game day apps you can add to the menu, from wings, dips, and sliders, to desserts, and breads. Check out these appetizers that will make watching the game even more fun.

Whether you're going store-bought or homemade, chicken wings are a definite crowd pleaser. They're easily customizable from a simple dry rub to a tossed-in sauce moment. And if you are trying to keep things somewhat on the healthier side, you can always bake your wings instead of frying them.

Nachos are a game-day favorite for many. You can go all out with toppings or keep it simple if you need to make something quick. The main ingredients include tortilla chips, cheese, and toppings. These toppings can be meat, tomatoes, black olives, black beans, corn, onions, among others.

Buffalo chicken dip features chicken mixed with your favorite buffalo sauce and cream cheese. If don't feel like cooking the chicken, you can always grab a rotisserie chicken. It can be paired with tortilla chips, crackers, or toasted baguette slices.

These are a budget-friendly option that can be made with ingredients that you probably already have on hand. It's a more effortless appetizer made with the crispy skins of a baked potato filled with bacon, cheese, sour cream, and chives. To make it more of an appetizer, you can opt for smaller potatoes.

This appetizer is like a miniature bite of comfort food. They're creamy balls of mac and cheese that are crispy on the outside and cheesy on the inside. And they are made with a few ingredients including pasta, cheese, milk, flour, eggs, panko, and seasonings.