USC Wuz Robbed!

Pushing the dude who wags his finger at the opponent, then delivers the fakest punch known to man (he punches his own hand, what the shit is that?), then throwing the opponent to the ropes and sticking up his foot for the opponent to run into, causing him to fall down, then hitting the ropes and dropping a leg on the opponent for the win... is real pro wrestling?

It's probably cause and effect. He gets depushed->Lashes out at an agent (if this is true)-> gets depushed even more->loses morale and quits trying->gets depushed more->asks for release.

Miami is 7-7. San Diego probably would miss the playoffs even if they went 11-5. Miami has no chance.

No, his name was Matt...

They'll probably get to it, but I'd like a faithful version of Resident Evil 4.

Since you seem to like WWE, so are you. Tim White suicide? Necrophilia? Randy Orton vs Taker? All nonsense.

It requires Seattle to lose out the final two games and Bears to win both their final two. Then I don't know who gets the tiebreaks, but it's possible yes.

Oddly I will be rooting for Indy this time... just to give Bears a bit of a shot to grab HFA.

Let's hope. I don't want them to fall into a trap where they have bad continuity issues, like "Oh we said she was Aunt Robin? Oh yeah uhh... we meant... MOM!"

Teasing the Ted-Robin relationship is nice and all, but since it was confirmed that she is not the mother, what was the point?

Listen, the Bears' final two games are against divisional opponents, so perfect divisional record=1st round bye. It has nothing to do with your banter with Just John.

Thanks. Here's hoping for a perfect division record for the Bears... well, I know you guys won't be hoping for that, but the Bears fans would...

Normally I would know, but how does Chicago have the tiebreak over New York?

So I should expect to tune in Current Affairs and see Tracy McGrady going on a killer spree with a wild look in his eyes?

My opinion is that what Artest did gave NBA a black eye. What Magic did, didn't. However, Artest is correct in his assessment that if Magic got a second chance with his family, Artest should too with HIS family, aka the NBA.

No, they ended up 14-2... if you were referring to the team I'm thinking about.

Well San Diego took care of that, so Indy at best joins Steelers of last year, Vikings of 1998, Bears of 1985 and 49ers of 1984.

I hope he gets substantial time vs. the Bears. The Bears would be fine, regardless who plays QB for the Packers. Favre wasn't exactly much better.

You forgot about the NFC East and the NFC South, both of which featured three teams at midseason who could have all feasibly won the division, and have beaten quality teams in both conferences and had chances to win their very tough divisions midseason. The Cowboys and Falcons have since tanked, and the Redskins and Bucs are teetering on the playoff edge, waiting to barely sneak into the playoffs and get slaughtered by a superior team. I don't see how you could make an argument for anyone in the AFC South besides the Colts and maybe the Jags (What the fuck? The Titans and Texans?!), or in the North with anyone outside of Pittsburgh. Jacksonville is horribly overrated (they played MUCH better defense last year, and their offense isn't any better with Leftwich and Taylor out), and the only team the Bengals have beat over .500 this season is the Steelers on a down year and with BenRo fresh off the injured list. How does this make them an amazingly great team? They can lay down all the 45-17 beatdowns on shitty teams all they want, unfortunately this isn't college football where that'll improve their ranking. You won't get any argument from me on Indianapolis, obviously, despite their loss yesterday. Cincinnati also beat the Bears.

Benoit is probably the guy that would make Jarrett look his best. Sting would do no such thing.

Why does TNA value Sting over Chris F'N Benoit?

Depends on who they use as QB. If it's Orton, no. If it's Grossman... maybe.

Last night, facing the #1 rushing offense with the three headed monster of Vick/Dunn/Duckett, Chicago allowed 114 total rushing yards. Compared to Atlanta's average of 171, that's really stingy.

That depends on if Eli discovers his inner Peyton and Tiki rushed for 220 yards again. And again, facing Chicago's stingy defense, it isn't going to happen. The game will likely end up being the battle of FG kickers, so here's hoping for another Feely meltdown.

Fact is: New York is not as good of a team as you think. Tiki Barber, not Eli, has carried the team. Imagine what would happen if they faced someone with a good run defense and decent pass defense, like say... Chicago? Not that I think Chicago will go far in the playoffs but they can definitely knock off NY.