Week 6’s headliner saw undefeated New Orleans and New York meet up in the Superdome to determine NFC supremacy. The Saints made it a rout as Drew Brees laughed in the faces of New York’s vaunted pass rush, leading New Orleans to 34 first half points. Gotty™ called shenanigans on the Saints, claiming they’ll blow it in December. Yet if they can secure home field advantage, it’ll be mighty hard for a team to win a playoff game in the NO. For now Brees, Marques Colston and company can relax with some bourbon and beignets as alpha dogs in the conference. Read the rest of this entry »

Let’s just say the Patriots-Broncos game could make this a bitter affair. In case you missed it, the Patriots had plenty of chances to put the game away, but could not get the job done, with Tom Brady’s 4th quarter fumble proving particularly costly. Denver and their mustard striped unis move to 5-0 with the kind of defensive performance and mistake free offense that’s won Super Bowls before. I still think the Pats can take them in the playoffs though. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s nothing better than hitting the bar before a movie. Especially for one that’s only going to be good because of how bad it truly is.  Which is essentially 90% of the horror movies that come out any given year, 95% of movies which end in a 3 or later, chick flicks & movies with rappers.

The only bad part is when you inevitably have to hit the bathroom.  Read the rest of this entry »

Words By Malik V.

Bengals fans will never get to see Chad Johnson gallop to the endzone again.

Now, they can watch Chad Javon Ocho Cinco run his mouth while running down the field. Read the rest of this entry »

The always entertaining Chad Johnson is in the process of turning his antics into a legal matter.

Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson was fined $5,000 for wearing “Ocho Cinco” on the back of his jersey before a game in 2006.

To avoid getting fined, Johnson hasn’t done it since then. But Johnson now has a plan for how he can get away with having “Ocho Cinco” spelled out over the “85″ on his back.

We’ve learned that Johnson has taken the first steps in the state of Florida toward legally changing his last name to Ocho Cinco.

All we need is for Mr. Favre to change his name to “Jett” and the NFL season should be ready to start.

Johnson Wants To Be Ocho Cinco, Legally [ProFootball Talk]