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First time Felix has looked hesitant all night. Worst point in the game to be doing it, too...

Was expecting an onside kick. Interesting...

Nice deflection by Ball...

270 by my fantasy matchup listing...

There's DEZ!!!

Garrett, just a suggestion: RUN THE DAMN BALL!

And with that play Romo and Robinson just put one of my playoff games in the bag! Thanks very kindly gents, now win this one, too... :rock

Saw a couple of tweets stating that Murray fractured his right ankle...

Perfect throw to Robinson! Miles Who?!

Ratliff just made Bradshaw regret getting in the game...

Darren had to be shaking his head in sadness right there...

I didn't. Watched that the same night as The Change-Up, and it was like night and day.

Tackle by Scandrick was the best the secondary's done all night. He's apparently the only one who doesn't want to get ran over...

That was close. Joe Webb almost led the Vikings to the win before the o-line collapsed epically...

Vikings defense needs to step up. All these extra points are nice, but I'd like to get Jason Hanson to get a couple of field goals, too... lol

Plus, they're the Redskins...

Partially that. He was the only one after Paul who was vocally upset publically about the whole deal. Like one article said, though, it might also be so they can clear up cap room and put themselves into the Dwight Howard race.

Until they would, the only big presence they'd have down low would be Andrew "66 games? Let's see, I only play 38 to 45 games of an 82 game schedule; so this year I'll end up playing???" Bynum. I don't see how that can be a positive thing, no matter who's in the backcourt.

Declining that trade was ridiculous. Stern weakened the Hornets' ability to function and angered a whole mess of people over appeasing a bunch of whiny brats. It's better than what they'll end up with if Paul leaves by free agency, and it makes the Lakers weaker. LET IT THROUGH!

By Bruce Levine ESPNChicago.com It took 32 years, but Chicago Cubs third baseman Ron Santo was elected posthumously to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Monday with 93.8 percent of the vote from the Golden Era committee. Nominees needed at least 75 percent of the vote to be elected (12 or more)...