Word on the street is that Reggie Bush is engaged to Kim Kardashian. Based on the pictures below I would have to say Reggie is doing quite well for himself. I just wonder if this is true or just a silly rumor? By the way I think Kim might be smuggling canteloupes underneath that dress.

Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings was named AP NFL Offensive Player of the Year Award today. I don’t think this came to much surprise after he rushed for 1,341 yards finishing second in yards and touchdowns in the NFL. Peterson also set the NFL record with 296 yards in one game this year against the San Diego Chargers. Congratulations Adrian and I can’t wait to see you flaunt your stuff for years to come in the NFL.

The New England Patriots survived another big scare against the New York Giants by winning 38-35 and finished the regular season 16-0. I cheered my a$$ off for a loss, but it didn’t happen due to a little love from the refs and because the Giants folded under pressure. I still think the Patriots will falter in the postseason, but I have to tip my hat to the undefeated regular season along with Brady and Moss setting new records for the most touchdowns in a season in their positions respectively. Damnit!

Bob Sanders of the Indianapolis Colts has reportedly signed a 5-year contract extension for $37.5 million. Sanders will receive $20 million in guaranteed cash and will be the highest paid safety in the NFL. I think this is justified because there isn’t anyone in the NFL playing at the level Sanders is currently performing at the safety position.

The NFL announced today that the Patriots versus the Giants on Saturday night will be simulcast on NBC and CBS in conjunction with the NFL Network! The game was originally slated for the NFL Network only which doesn’t have as many viewers as ‘Leave it to Beaver’ on Nick at Nite. The NFL Network is in ongoing battles with cable companies demanding the station becomes part of regular cable which would in turn cost the consumers more money. This however is a generous move by Goodell and the NFL and one that is very much appreciated.

Washington covers +6.5 @ New York

Overall Record:

NFL 57-29-3
College Football: 32-34-1
College Basketball 66-52-5
NBA 8-5
MLB 7-1

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Today is an excellent day because we no longer have to worry about the Dolphins going without a win in the exact same season the Patriots could go undefeated. The Dolphins defeated the Ravens 22-16 in overtime after Matt Stover of the Ravens earlier missed a feld goal to win the game. Dolphins fans received one Christmas wish early and now we will have to wait and see if the Patriots lose a game for them to get their other. Congratulations Miami! You deserve this bright spot after enduring a horrible season to date.

Miami covers +3.5 against Baltimore
Pittsburgh covers -3 against Jacksonville
Cardinals cover +3.5 @ New Orleans
Bills cover +5 @ Cleveland
Jets cover +21 @ New England

Overall Record:

NFL 55-26-3
College Football: 32-34-1
College Basketball 66-52-5
NBA 8-5
MLB 7-1

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3 1/2 sacks last night against the Broncos. Very nice!