The Lighter Side of Sports
NFL
Browns sign Delhomme, beating out zero of the other teams
Mar 13th

The days of where Browns fans were terrorized by the horrible choices of quarterback between Brady Quinn or Derek Anderson are over. Sadly they two options have somehow gotten even worse.
Now, Brady Quinn and Jake Delhomme (owner to the prestiges title of “Most Picks in a Playoff Game”) will battle it out for the next couple of years. Somehow someone thought a QB well past his prime was the answer to Browns fans tears…
If only the Browns could sign Shaun Alexander and convince Deion Sanders to come out of retirement then they could host the entire roster of the 2001 Pro Bowl…
This is how Brawls should look like…
Mar 12th
Ben Roethlisberter or Rapelisberger accused of second rape in year…
Mar 8th

Big Ben is on a mission to prove that not only can NBA stars get away with raping. After seeing how well off Kobe Bryant is now 5 years removed from his Colorado raping, Big Ben said “I will double Kobe and be twice as powerful.”
Ben said that if he gets away with a second raping he should be the most celebrated Rapist ever because of his past rape charge. He equated it to committing a second bank robbery when you already had a “Most Wanted” poster in the same bank you were holding up a second time.
Mr. Roethlisberger said he would cooperate with cops and investigators but only if they would specify which rape they were talking about during questioning.
Big Ben might be resorting to this raping behavior because of his upbringing. He recently told a close confidant that “My mother never loved me, she always said she wish she was raped by another woman.”
The Saints move up to #3 ranking on ESPN now…
Feb 8th
http://www.theonion.com/content/news_briefs/new_orleans_moves_to_no_3

MIAMI—On the heels of their 31-17 win over the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV, the New Orleans Saints rose to the third spot in the most recent NFL team power rankings. “With Drew Brees running the offense, this team has what it takes to be among of the best,” ESPN.com reporter John Clayton wrote in his entry on the World Champion Saints. “I’m still not convinced their defense can take them all the way to the top, though. As I said in my rankings, I think the Colts are just a better club overall. And of course I like the depth of talent on the Cowboys.” Clayton said he expected “big things” from the Saints in the 2010 season