Tell me Girls, is this man handsome?
Because I have no idea.
Cowboys QB Romo joined some of Hollywoods bigget stars on the ABC Show Jimmel Kimmel Live. Stars included Matt Damon, Sting, Rob Lowe, Matthew NcConaughey, Keith Urban, Lenny Kravitz, Ben Affleck and wife Jennifer Garner.
Check it out!
Blue Star Fallen
The HBO Show Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel airs Tuesday night at 9pm EST. They will cover the collapse of the Cowboys Practice Bubble in May 2009. They state that they have new information about the incident.
I don't like Bryant Gumbel. He is a less than average sports commentator and why he is still on TV is beyond me. That said I am interested if they really have some new information or just want to show the video of people getting hurt over and over again.
When you play average you get ranked as average. If we come out of the bye week with at victory over the Falcons then we will move up!!! Note that Cowboys have the same record as the Steelers, Ravens, Patriots and 49ers. All is not lost.
| 2009 Power Rankings: Week 6 | ||||
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1 (1) | Colts | 5-0-0 | They're coasting into their bye week making a strong claim to being to being better than everyone in the league. (Kuharsky) |
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2 (2) | Giants | 5-0-0 | Eli Manning learned that the best medicine for plantar fasciitis is a Sunday with the Raiders. (Clayton) |
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3 (3) | Vikings | 5-0-0 | They seem to be growing stronger with each passing week. (Chadiha) |
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4 (4) | Saints | 4-0-0 | Just a guess, but I'm thinking Drew Brees will come out firing after the bye, re-establishing his MVP credentials. (Sando) |
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5 (8) | Broncos | 5-0-0 | The Broncos have silenced more doubters each week to the point where far fewer are around. (Kuharsky) |
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6 (11) | Bengals | 4-1-0 | Time for the doubters to shut up; the Bengals are pretty good. (Chadiha) |
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7 (10) | Eagles | 3-1-0 | Against the Bucs, Donovan McNabb got back into a passing rhythm with youngsters DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin. (Clayton) |
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8 (9) | Falcons | 3-1-0 | Matt Ryan & Co. seemed like a playoff team during their dismantling of the 49ers. Take it as a good sign for Atlanta. (Sando) |
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9 (5) | Jets | 3-2-0 | Braylon Edwards already looks like a steal of a trade for the Jets. (Clayton) |
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10 (6) | Patriots | 3-2-0 | Tom Brady is out of sync with his receivers, but no secondary is more out of sync than that of the Titans, who are the Pats' next foe. (Clayton) |
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11 (7) | Ravens | 3-2-0 | Two tough losses and now a road trip to Minnesota? That's harsh. (Chadiha) |
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12 (14) | Bears | 3-1-0 | A 3-1 record, much of it produced without injured linebacker Brian Urlacher, is pretty impressive. (Chadiha) |
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13 (15) | Steelers | 3-2-0 | Rashard Mendenhall is making his case for a permanent starting job. (Chadiha) |
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14 (13) | Packers | 2-2-0 | They'd better have done something about their offensive line during their bye week. (Chadiha) |
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15 (12) | 49ers | 3-2-0 | The worst defeat at Candlestick Park since 1967 will force the 49ers to reassess heading into their bye week. At least Frank Gore is coming back. (Sando) |
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16 (16) | Chargers | 2-2-0 | San Diego comes out of its bye into a critical home game against Denver that could signal a changing of the guard. (Kuharsky) |
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17 (17) | Cowboys | 3-2-0 | The Cowboys have miles to go to play better football, but at least Miles Austin made Sunday's visit to the Chiefs profitable. (Clayton) |
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18 (21) | Dolphins | 2-3-0 | After beating the Jets with extensive use of the Wildcat, what's next, the wishbone? (Clayton) |
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19 (19) | Cardinals | 2-2-0 | One of these weeks, Beanie Wells will announce his arrival with a 100-yard rushing performance and a long-term spot in the Cards' offense. (Sando) |
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20 (24) | Seahawks | 2-3-0 | Beating the Cardinals at home in Week 6 would affirm Seattle's belief that the Seahawks can win the division with Matt Hasselbeck healthy. (Sando) |
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21 (18) | Jaguars | 2-3-0 | A complete dud in Seattle could allow them to show us how they bounce back from big adversity. (Kuharsky) |
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22 (20) | Texans | 2-3-0 | The Texans' never-ending identity crisis continued with their failures in Arizona. A trip to Cincy might be another tough assignment. (Kuharsky) |
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23 (26) | Panthers | 1-3-0 | Beating the declining Redskins isn't anything to brag about. Carolina still seems like a bad team trying to find its way. (Sando) |
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24 (22) | Redskins | 2-3-0 | Congress might have to hold a hearing to determine why the Redskins' offense remains in a recession. (Clayton) |
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25 (23) | Bills | 1-4-0 | Against the Browns, the Bills' no-huddle offense proved to be the falsest start of the 2009 season. (Clayton) |
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26 (27) | Lions | 1-4-0 | Don't let the record fool you. This is a better team. (Chadiha) |
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27 (25) | Titans | 0-5-0 | Facing New England at Gillette Stadium coming off a tough loss doesn't sound like a cure for all that's ailing Tennessee. (Kuharsky) |
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28 (29) | Browns | 1-4-0 | They had to win eventually, right? (Chadiha) |
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29 (28) | Raiders | 1-4-0 | A pathetic showing against the Giants showcased a starting quarterback who plays as if he isn't capable and doesn't care. (Kuharsky) |
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30 (30) | Chiefs | 0-5-0 | K.C. was undone by little-�known receiver Miles Austin in a game when it had a great chance to win. (Kuharsky) |
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31 (31) | Buccaneers | 0-5-0 | The team that stood by Jerramy Stevens might add Matt Jones to the locker room? Not sure that's the right way to go. (Sando) |
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32 (32) | Rams | 0-5-0 | The offense showed improvement with 400 yards and 27 first downs against the Vikings in Week 5, even though some yardage was in garbage time. (Sando) |
AN ARREST HAS BEEN MADE!
The question is over. When the Erin Andrews naked pictures came out I stated that if someone took the pictures without her knowledge that it was sick or if see leaked the pictures to get publicity that would be sick too.
FROM THE AP:
A Chicago-area man arrested at O'Hare airport who is accused of taping surreptitious nude videos of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews was due to appear in federal court late Saturday morning, authorities said.
Michael David Barrett was arrested Friday night as he arrived on a flight from Buffalo, N.Y., the FBI said. He faces federal charges of interstate stalking for taking the videos, trying to sell them to celebrity Web site TMZ and posting the videos online, the FBI said in a statement.
Several TV networks and newspapers aired brief clips or printed screen grabs from the videos in July.
Andrews thanked FBI agents and federal prosecutors for their work on the arrest and said she hoped the case will eventually help others who have been similarly victimized.
"For my part, I will make every effort to strengthen the laws on a State and Federal level to better protect victims of criminal stalking," she said in a statement early Saturday.
The charges against Barrett were filed in Los Angeles, where TMZ is based and where Andrews first became aware of the videos. She is identified in the federal complaint as E.A.
Andrews' attorney, Marshall Grossman, said he called her Friday night with news of the arrest. She was greatly relieved, he said.
"I think she's probably sleeping more soundly tonight than she has since these videos surfaced," Grossman said.
FBI agents said seven of the eight videos posted online were taken through a modified door peephole while the 31-year-old Andrews was alone and undressed in hotel rooms in Nashville, Tenn., in September 2008.
FBI agents said they believe Barrett called many hotels to find out where Andrews was staying and requested a hotel room next to hers. Investigators said the eighth video was likely taken at another hotel, which Andrews couldn't identify.
Agents said Barrett, 48, also made reservations at a Milwaukee hotel where she stayed in July 2008. They found her door's peephole similarly rigged, but he didn't check in at that hotel and the furniture in the room did not match furniture seen on the eighth video.
Barrett tried to sell the videos to TMZ, but an employee there informed Andrews' attorneys, according to the complaint.
FBI agents matched information in the e-mail to Barrett, and also examined telephone records and credit card charges from Barrett's Nashville hotel stay. Agents also concluded that the videos of Andrews were likely recorded from a cell phone camera.
Barrett sought to place Andrews under surveillance to harass and intimidate her, and to cause substantial emotional distress, the federal complaint said. He faces up to five years in federal prison if convicted.
A message left at a phone listing for a Michael D. Barrett in Westmont, Ill., wasn't immediately returned Friday night.
Andrews has covered hockey, college football, college basketball and Major League Baseball for the network since 2004, often as a sideline reporter during games.
A former dance team member at the University of Florida, Andrews was named "sexiest sportscaster" by Playboy magazine in both 2008 and 2009. She has been referred to as "Erin Pageviews" because of the traffic that video clips and photos of her generate, and Playboy magazine named her "sexiest sportscaster" in both 2008 and 2009.
"This is clearly welcome news," ESPN spokesman Josh Krulewitz said of the arrest. "Our thoughts and support continue to be with Erin, who has demonstrated tremendous strength and determination."
The federal complaint said Andrews felt ashamed and embarrassed and has had trouble sleeping and breathing because of the videos. She has also been worried that more secretly taped footage will surface, the complaint said.
Grossman said by telephone Friday night that the videos appeared to have been taped by a serial stalker who followed Andrews from city to city.
"He wasn't an accidental tourist," he said. "He had her in his sights."
Grossman has said Andrews plans to file civil lawsuits against the person who shot the video footage and anyone who publishes the material. He said in a statement Saturday morning that Andrews has worked side by side with law enforcement and a private investigative firm to reconstruct events.
"Erin deserves significant credit for the progress made in solving this case," Grossman said.
Andrews, in an appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" last month, said she thought her career was over once the nude footage of her began circulating on the Internet.
"I kept screaming: 'I'm done. My career is over. I'm done. Get it off. Get it off the Internet,"' she said as she remembered talking to her father. "They thought I was physically injured, (that's) how bad I was screaming."
Andrews returned to the air Sept. 3 as the sideline reporter for ESPN's broadcast of South Carolina at North Carolina State. She is scheduled to work the Auburn-Tennessee game Saturday night in Knoxville, Tenn.
Like I said before. SICK! HE NEEDS TO GO TO JAIL!
How bad is that? The Lions are now only 11 back.
There is much room for improvement. Maybe that can start this week in
| 2009 Power Rankings: Week 4 | ||||
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1 (1) | Ravens | 3-0-0 | They've got a great defense and an offense averaging 34 points per game. (Chadiha) |
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2 (3) | Colts | 3-0-0 | The Colts seem to be in their traditional early season form, which means they are hard to beat. (Kuharsky) |
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3 (2) | Giants | 3-0-0 | The Giants stay ahead of their long injury list by winning. (Clayton) |
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4 (7) | Saints | 3-0-0 | They're 2-0 on the road and have four of their next five games at home. (Sando) |
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5 (5) | Vikings | 3-0-0 | Brett Favre has lived up to the hype so far. (Chadiha) |
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6 (8) | Jets | 3-0-0 | The Jets team that beat the Titans on Sunday might have more staying power than the 8-3 Jets that beat Tennessee in 2008. (Clayton) |
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7 (10) | Patriots | 2-1-0 | Tom Brady might not have his offense in sync yet, but you can see it's coming. (Clayton) |
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8 (4) | Falcons | 2-1-0 | You know the Falcons have made progress when a road loss to the Patriots stands as a disappointment. (Sando) |
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9 (9) | Eagles | 2-1-0 | Expect Donovan McNabb to return after the bye week, but Kevin Kolb kept the offense humming during his absence. (Clayton) |
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10 (12) | Packers | 2-1-0 | They should be pumped for their first meeting with Brett Favre. (Chadiha) |
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11 (24) | Bengals | 2-1-0 | They haven't been this impressive since winning the division in 2005. (Chadiha) |
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12 (11) | Chargers | 2-1-0 | They have a great opportunity to make a statement in Pittsburgh, where the Steelers will be feeling desperate. (Kuharsky) |
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13 (20) | Broncos | 3-0-0 | A great start against lightweights will now be measured against a much tougher five-pack. (Kuharsky) |
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14 (14) | Bears | 2-1-0 | It's now hard to remember how lousy Jay Cutler played in Week 1. (Chadiha) |
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15 (13) | 49ers | 2-1-0 | Nothing quite like a home game against the Rams to cleanse the palate following the taste of bitter defeat. (Sando) |
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16 (6) | Steelers | 1-2-0 | Think they miss Troy Polamalu? (Chadiha) |
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17 (15) | Cowboys | 2-1-0 | Tashard Choice and Felix Jones prove the Cowboys can still have a running offense when Marion Barber is injured. (Clayton) |
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18 (16) | Titans | 0-3-0 | Drops have to be a big practice issue this week, on special teams and for pass targets. (Kuharsky) |
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19 (18) | Cardinals | 1-2-0 | The bye week comes at a good time because Kurt Warner is hurting and the Cardinals have much to figure out. (Sando) |
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20 (17) | Texans | 1-2-0 | The Texans lost one they had to have to the Raiders last year. They'll try again, this time in Houston. (Kuharsky) |
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21 (21) | Bills | 1-2-0 | Terrell Owens' 185-game reception streak was snapped Sunday. The next thing to snap will be T.O. (Clayton) |
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22 (27) | Jaguars | 1-2-0 | Would a win over winless Tennessee qualify as an upset at this point? (Kuharsky) |
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23 (22) | Seahawks | 1-2-0 | Two of their top three corners are out and the other one, Ken Lucas, has been banged up. Hello, Peyton Manning. (Sando) |
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24 (19) | Dolphins | 0-3-0 | With Chad Pennington likely done for the season, the rebuilding program officially begins with new QB Chad Henne. (Clayton) |
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25 (25) | Panthers | 0-3-0 | Who are these guys? Carolina seems to be searching for its identity three games into the season. (Sando) |
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26 (23) | Redskins | 1-2-0 | As much as Clinton Portis is being stopped on goal-line plays, maybe Jim Zorn should let Portis call a few plays. (Clayton) |
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27 (26) | Raiders | 1-2-0 | Raiders' passing average: 119.7 yards per game. Next worst passing average: Cleveland (146.7). (Kuharsky) |
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28 (31) | Lions | 1-2-0 | That won't be the last victory they get this season. (Chadiha) |
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29 (29) | Browns | 0-3-0 | As ugly as this looks, it's only going to get worse. (Chadiha) |
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30 (30) | Chiefs | 0-3-0 | Improved third-down efficiency on offense has to be one of the Chiefs' top priorities. (Kuharsky) |
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31 (28) | Buccaneers | 0-3-0 | Raheem Morris was all smiles when the Bucs hired him as head coach. He could not have known what awaited. (Sando) |
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32 (32) | Rams | 0-3-0 | If QBs Kyle Boller or Marc Bulger cannot find open receivers, it's probably because there aren't any. (Sando) |
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