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Who's Chicago's emergency QB?

Cutler's down...

ORAKPO!

Great...Reed's injured on the day Fred Davis is inactive

Ugh...and I thought the Skins were going to emphasize the run game more today.

Ugh, the Skins are going to need whoever taught Tiki not to fumble.

Seattle New England Atlanta Carolina Detroit San Diego Washington Miami Dallas San Francisco Kansas City Baltimore Green Bay Denver Minnesota Tiebreaker #1: 6 Tiebreaker #2: 223 Tiebreaker #3: 189

Eh season's over. Might as well start deciding who to get rid of for next year. Like Haslett.

Hey, it's Alf!

Yeah...I probably should just go to sleep before RG3 gets blown up or something at this rate.

I'm offended by Bob Costas. Can we get him removed?

Ugh...Danny Smith come back please

Well looks like the Skins D didn't show up as usual.

LOL Bills

PFT's reporting that the Jags are willing to trade MJD 'for the right price'

Grr! Damnit!

Started playing Beyond: Two Souls. Not sure if the disjointed storytelling (the game goes back and forth between different periods of the main character's life) is really effective or hurts the game.

So, yeah, looks like the judicial system might have failed again

Chicago NY Jets Green Bay Cincinnati Detroit Houston Kansas City Minnesota Tampa Bay Denver Seattle San Francisco New England Washington Indianapolis Tiebreaker #1: 4 Tiebreaker #2: Brees Tiebreaker #3: 30

Oh geez. I wonder if Vince just read up on the whole RG3 / James Andrews fiasco...

On a related note, how did it come about that All Japan put the All Asia belts on Sekimoto and Okabayashi? I guess I don't see how a 'bigger' company like All Japan would want to work with Big Japan, although I guess one could say the same about New Japan and DDT. I just found it weird watching on Youtube a match where Sekimoto and Okabayashi defended the belts on a Big Japan show against the Brahman Brothers.

Denver's a 28 point favorite already against Jacksonville next week. Anyone think they won't cover?

According to nfl.com, the second and third highest scoring games of all time were: Cincinnati (58) vs. Cleveland (48), Nov. 28, 2004 Oakland (52) vs. Houston (49), Dec. 22, 1963 so there's at least 2.

Redskins still have a chance at... Oh, who am I kidding?