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We’re at the half of the Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots game all knotted up at 10-10.  It’s time now for a halftime quickie on the sloppy, soggy battle in Foxboro.  With the weather playing a major factor in the contest, it’s a slippery game on all sides of the ball.  Dropped balls,

BALTIMORE - When Eagles quarterbacks coach Pat Shurmur notified Kevin Kolb that he’d be replacing Donovan McNabb in the second half yesterday, the second-year signalcaller didn’t get dry-mouth or break out in a sweat or run to the john and lose his breakfast. He smiled. That’s right, he smiled.

Tom who? It's amazing the job that Matt Cassel (415 passing yards, 4 TD - one rushing, INT) has done this year to keep the depression in New England over Tom Brady's injury to a minimum. To his credit, the games are a bit more exciting now and as long as they still make the playoffs, you have to give

Ed Reed broke his own record of a 106-yard interception return for touchdown with a 108-yard pick and return against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Reed intercepted second-year QB Kevin Kolb, who replaced Donovan McNabb at halftime.

The Philadelphia fans should be careful what they wish for. But it sure seemed like Eagles coach Andy Reid was listening to those unhappy fans when he benched Donovan McNabb at halftime Sunday in the loss to the Ravens. Yes, McNabb had three turnovers in the first half and the Eagles were trailing.

Andy Reid had felt a lot of pressure from the Philadelphia media this week about his team’s sub par year and his starting quarterback’s lack of rules knowledge. He knew that he’d have to make some changes to shake things up. It didn’t work.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb was benched by head coach Andy Reid and replaced by Kevin Kolb in the Eagles' 36-7 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Reid benched McNabb after a horrendous first... read more

It’s hard to say which half of football was more craptastic for Donovan McNabb today. In the first half, McNabb was abused by the Ravens defense, pressured into an 8-18 performance that included two picks and a fumble. But at least, you know, he was playing.

The Who At Kilburn 1977 Image Entertainment Further proof that even in drummer Keith Moon’s decline, the original Who was, without a doubt, one of the greatest rock ‘n’ roll bands ever and a genuine live experience.

Currently on the social media bandwagon, purple pundit Jeff Pulver may want to create a new Facebook category of "VON Alumni heading for the White House." While Pulver met Barack Obama at a fundraiser, he's likely to have less access than one-time VON keynoter and Obama adviser/contributor/transition