425

Greg Jennings
82 Yards
Broncos
OT
Invesco Field at Mile High
Away
Oct
2007
67 Degrees
Night
Win

If the Playoffs started today. (WEEK 7)

NFC.
1.Cowboys
2.Packers
3.Panthers
4.Seahawks
5.Giants
6.Redskins (head to head over Lions)

AFC
1.Patriots (magic number 6)
2.Colts
3.Steelers
4.Chiefs
5.Titans (head to head over Jaguars)
6.Jaguars

AFC 14, NFC 12 in interconference games

Caffey Files Bankruptcy

Jason Caffey has joined the ranks of former pro athletes who were flying high in April and shot down in May.

April in this case means the $35 million contract he signed with the Golden State Warriors during his career in the National Basketball Association, and May would be now, when the 34-year-old former forward has filed for bankruptcy seeking protection from his creditors.

According to the Mobile (Ala.) Press-Register, the former Milwaukee Bucks forward filed for bankruptcy in U.S. Court in Mobile claiming $1.9 million in debts and about $1.15 million in assets. Caffey played in 144 games for the Bucks over three seasons, from 2000-'03.

"The only reason I filed bankruptcy was to get these arrest warrants off me," Caffey told the Press-Register. Caffey was jailed this year in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and is facing an arrest warrant in Georgia, both stemming from back child-support issues.

He has fathered eight children with seven women.

"The guy has made more money than he has sense," said attorney Clarence Roby, who represents a Louisiana woman who is seeking child support for two children. "He has not paid anything since May 2005. . . .

He is the epitome of a deadbeat dad." More than half of Caffey's reported monthly income of $7,000 goes to alimony and child support, according to the story. "Who wouldn't have trouble with that after retiring five years ago?" Caffey said.

A lawyer who is defending Caffey in a Georgia child-support case, Jim Altman, said Caffey's obligation of $4,250 a month was not in line with what he is making now. "As an NBA basketball star, he was making millions of dollars," Altman told the Press-Register. "It kind of goes to show how the system fails people like Jason."

Caffey signed a $35 million contract with the Warriors after the 1997-'98 season, which he spent with the Chicago Bulls. But Caffey said his career ended with three years left on the deal, worth $12 million, and that after taxes the deal was really worth $17 million.

He said his former wife, who divorced him in 2006, got half his money. In February 2000, when the Bucks were looking to trade for him, Caffey criticized Milwaukee and said he didn't want to play for the franchise. When he joined the Bucks he said he didn't mean what he said about the city, that it was only a negotiation ploy.

Gilbert Brown Named Head Coach of Bonecrushers

The Milwaukee Bonecrushers indoor football team has named former Green Bay Packers' star Gilbert Brown as its new head coach. The Bonecrushers are part of the 12-team Continental Indoor Football League. The team kicks off its inaugural season next March. Brown played 10 seasons on the defensive line with the Packers, including their two Super Bowl teams in the 1990s. Gilbert signed a three-year contract to act as the teams inaugural head coach and is listed in the team's press release as being qualified because his brother, Kyle Moore-Brown, has been a player in the Arena Football League for 14 years. I never thought I would see qualified by association in coaching until today.

My Lifelong Dream is Now Complete

Yesterday, after suffering my first ever migraine, I devised a strategy to make the very best frozen pizza. The ingredients were a Connie's Frozen Cheese Pizza, Red & Green Peppers that I obtained from a salad bar, Onions that I obtained from that same salad bar, and some packaged pepperoni. After preheating the oven to 400 degrees, and placing one layer of tin foil on the pizza pan, I added the frozen cheese pizza, a layer of pepperoni (approx one side of the package), and pieces of the peppers and onions. I cooked the entire thing for 25 minutes, removed from the oven, and removed the excess grease with a paper towel. Greatest Frozen Pizza of all time, period.

This is what a Packer fan does on a bye week.

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If the Playoffs started today. (WEEK 6)

NFC.
1.Cowboys (conf record over GB)
2.Packers
3.Buccaneers (head-to-head over Carolina)
4.Cardinals (head-to-head over Seattle)
5.Panthers (conf record over Giants)
6.Giants

AFC
1a.Rockies
1b.Patriots
2.Colts
3.Steelers
4.Chiefs (head-to-head over Chargers)
5.Jaguars
6.Ravens

Happy Birthday

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Are we gonna be going to games here?

MILLERCOORS Park?

If the Playoffs started today. (WEEK 5)

NFC
1.Cowboys
2.Packers
3.Buccaneers
4.Cardinals
5.Redskins
6.Panthers

Dallas better conference record than GB (regardless of Monday night outcome.)
Tampa Bay beat Carolina; Arizona beat Seattle.
Tampa Bay better conference record than Arizona
Carolina better conference record than Seattle, New York, Detroit.

AFC
1.Patriots
2.Colts
3.Steelers
4.Raiders
5.Titans
6.Jaguars

New England better conference record than Indy
Tennessee beat Jacksonville