"Sayers recently received a large donation for his mentoring center ( www.galesayerscenter.org) from an unlikely source. Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning made a large contribution on behalf of his Peyback Foundation, becoming the first current player to contribute."

Each day that Favre tosses in the bed of indecision is another dagger in the stability of the Packers franchise. He is holding his replacement, Aaron Rodgers, in a constant state of limbo in a season that would have been an adjustment period even without the Favre distraction. For a bitter rival and a team we play twice each season, the turmoil is nothing but beneficial.

Looks like Orton is getting some competition on the neck beard front. I heard an interview on the radio yesterday that Cooley was thinking about shaving everything but the neck at somepoint down the road.

I was searching for something and this came up. This is probably the funniest and most truthful Fan Post ever!

4yrs 40 mil

http://chicago.comcastsportsnet.com/view_content_0p.asp?ID=66642

One person's look at the draft. It happens to support a few of my thoughts, but he's way harsher on the Bears than I am. I think. I really think they cooked this draft, though.

Aaaaand, I'm done with draft talk. (Until, of course, at least one of my opinions gets shown to be correct (never mind if all the others turn out to be wrong).)

Well, since Grossman's replacement wasn't drafted, there's not much to do now being a NFL fan. Try out this new football mmorpg for fun and entertainment during this dull offseason filled with baseball and the likes.

(Link might not end up working if it's Insider.)

Jeremy Green has the Bears wanting Otah but settling for Wiliiams. Detroit takes Rasharrrrrrd.