Cujo

FWIW, Peyton turned down Indy's (ridiculous) one-day contract offer to retire as a Colt. And if you asked him to pick ONE team which defines him, he wouldn't. In four years, the man pretty much became as much of a legend in Denver as he did in Indianapolis. Fitting he won one ring in both cities.

Had to look this one up... A watch is not a bad idea actually, as Super Bowl losers will never wear the conference rings they receive. On the other hand, I can see the watch getting much more use.

There's a black bar over Rihanna's boobies now.

More Piazza.

He was dealt to Florida mid-season. Probably taken during BP -- or whatever catchers do pre-game.

Mandatory for his HOF induction.

Was only a mater if time, as TJ was the only non-HOFer on ESPN's NFL payroll.

Incase Chapman can't wear #54 on the Cubs, #17035 is available.

*hits report button*

Not a huge problem (just annoying) if you're viewing from home. But the worsening softcore ads can be problematic if you visit the CCLSC from a work computer.

Shaq was 2nd to Nash in MVP voting that year -- was HIS team.

D-Wade's gonna lead the Bulls to 3+ titles when he couldn't LEAD the Heat to one.

Yea, soooo, how's fellow loudmouth Colin Cowherd doing at FS1? He's been over there about year now and I haven't heard a single word from him since ESPN sent him packing. Ok, so he's making more money and still has his handful of loyal followers, but his prominence has severely dwindled since leaving the Worldwide Leader. Where's he gonna go when FS1 folds shop? Nomad around the radio like the Dan Patricks of the world? Back to ESPN like Stephen A. Smith (wisely) did? This is the same question I pose for Skip's future. At least he was wise enough to not burn his bridges on the way out of Bristol like Cowherd....Moron.

Today's Skip's last day on First Take for those who want to see him in the public eye for the last time. Nobody watches FS1. A total cash grab/career killer. Perhaps Twitter will still keep him relevant...