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Just when 2008 couldn’t get any more frustrating for San Diego Chargers fans, along comes a movie reminded them about some of their darkest days. Yes, you guessed it: Someone has made a cinematic foray into the morass that is Ryan Leaf and his unfettered failure at life.

Winning cures all ills and the Cincinnati Bengals have typified that over the Marvin Lewis era. After the 2005 season, Lewis was praised as a savior for the Bengals organization despite his players’ constant run-ins with the law.  And if winning cures all the ills, losing amplifies all of the ills

Hello, things are going well today for us, and I hope they are going well for you. I know things just got a little bit better for you, because here are some tidbits for today: Brains on the Line (Ben Fry) - A really interesting piece about the Wonderlic test. Something to keep in mind as you draft your fantasy football team.

Most of you will probably remember how much I wrote about the Wonderlic and its value heading up to the draft. Mostly, I used the Wonderlic to argue against us picking Ryan Clady, who scored a paltry 13 on the test; and for us picking Chris Williams, who scored a 32 (Branden Albert scored a 23).

How smart is the guy you are drafting? Is he going to be able to memorize your playbook? Here, at The World of Isaac we've put together a little test to see if your draftee has what it takes to cut it in the NBA.

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