Arenas’ suspension

Christmas just passing, Gilbert Arenas was in the trouble. It was clear that he had stored unloaded guns in the Washington Wizards’ locker room.

Someone tried to suggest Arenas that he ought to be careful with his public words. Arenas dismissed the advice with a roll of the eyes and a cocksure insistence. ”I’m smarter than everyone else,” a witness heard him say, and no one needed to tell Arenas how to handle the public, the media, the storm closing fast on him. Finally, NBA commissioner David Arenas saved him from himself.

But agent Zero never believed that would be a big problem for him. Gilbert Arenas went away with his wizards jersey.

Favre is still fantacy at his 40

To celebrate last week’s victory, Brett Favre cocked his hat to the side.

His favorite greeting for unsuspecting teammates is a powerful slap on the backside that he has mischievously repeated countless times throughout the season. Oh, and he keeps peeling himself off the ground after each hard hit, his durability at age 40 still as sound as ever. Favre will become the oldest quarterback in NFL history to start a conference championship game in New Orleans on Sunday when the Vikings meet the Saints for a spot in the Super Bowl, but he’s sure not acting his age. “Brett’s amazing,” defensive end Jared Allen said. “He’s out there having fun and playing like he’s 20.”

All the players with vikings jerseys love Favre Brett.

Colts Stover will face former team

Matt Stover had been in the Ravens but the team did not re-sign him this past season. This guy mow wears the colts jersey and to pur surprise, he decides to keep his family in Baltimore.

He will play the AFC divisional playoff game on Saturday night for Colts. Last weekend he was back to see his family and got some 'information' there. “They say ‘Matt, we’ll pray for you and your success, but I don’t know about your team,”’ he said. “I say ‘Thanks, but I’m praying for my team, too.”’Above all, it's a very different game that just like to play against some of his friends.

Stover said he is ok with Ravens' decision and he just focuses on the Colts' kickoff.

Cowboys RB Barber is back to practice

As expected, Cowboys running back Marion Barber performed well in the practice Thursday and will be sure starting the playoff game against Vikings this weekend after his sore left knee healed.

“He’s listed as limited, although he did practice and did run some and ran pretty well,” coach Wade Phillips said. “That was an encouraging sign with him. We’ll see what he does tomorrow, but it’s looking better and better I think for him to be able to play.” Due to his inactive actons with only three carries, coaches tell he wasn't running at full strength and bench him out. And this is the first time he plays in his home state. “He needs to show a little bit more, but he showed a lot today,” Phillips said. Another players injured such as Felix Jones and Pat Watkins are also expected to return with their dallas cowboys jerseys.

Braylon Edwards is free totally

Wide receiver Braylon Edwards was back to practice with his jets jersey Wednesday after leaving out one day to enter the court in Cleveland.

He said he was sorry about missing practice when the Jets were preparing for Sunday's AFC divisional playoff game at San Diego. "Finally that situation's behind me, so I'm able to forget about it," Edwards said. "I'm able to fully step out of Cleveland and do everything I can as a Jet. I'm happy I can relax and just play football." Edwards pleaded not guility at first in November after he was in charged with punching a friend of NBA star LeBron James on Oct.5 in a nightclub, then he signed the Jets two days later.

Edwards said he can focus much on football and giving all he can to the Jets.

Cardinals assistant Grimm gets the permission to talk with Bills

Cardinals assistant Grimm was allowed to talk to the Bills about the position of head coach by Cardinals.

While Grimm said there's no interview at all and all the matters are carrying out by his agent, Eric Metz, he is not sure whether any talks will materialize. "It's always flattering when you're considered for it," Grimm said of the Bills' interest, "but you've got to wait and see what it all contains and pertains to and how it's run -- but that's all down the road." Grimm has been the associate of Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt for a long time.

Whisenhunt said Russ was qualified all the characteristics in becoming a head coach and he hope the guy het the chance. Whether Russ will coach the players with bills jerseys or not, we will wait and see.

Jets face big challenge

The New York Jets will meet their top opponent--San Diego, so they need to make a big plan for this big order.

Comparing with Chargers' advantage of height, the Jets have one defensive back— safety Kerry Rhodes—taller than 6-1. “It’s like playing a basketball team with the guys they’ve got out there,” the 6-3 Rhodes said Monday. “They’ve got guys that are going to get after it.” The excited game on Sunday will reveal how well the top pass defense included the gunslinging Philip Rivers. Rhodes said one of their strenghts will be going up against one of their strenghths as well.

It's really fun to watch the two teams how stack up against each other with their NFL jerseys.

Barber, Ware are expected to start

Right tackle Marc Colombo wore No.75 dallas cowboys jersey was expected to be back to the lineup for the playoffs.

Colombo's been sidelined since injuring his left leg and sustaining ligament damage in his ankle Nov. 15 at Green Bay. He's listed as probable for Saturday night's first-round playoff game at home against Philadelphia. No.3 running back Tashard Choice also was listed less than a week after he left the season with a concussion from a knee to the head. Both of pro Bowl linebacker DeMarcus Ware and running back Marion Barber were injured , but none of them missed the practice Friday. They were expected to start.

Safety Patrick Watkins is the only player who is doubtful.

Haley finds Weis

Worked as both the Kansas City Chiefs' head coach and offensive coordinator last season made Todd Haley a little fatigue last season, so he tended to find an friend for help.

Confirmed by NFL Network's Michael Lombardi, Charlie Weis would accept the offer as the Chiefs' offensive coordinator. Weis just told the The Associated Press there is action going on with the Chiefs. "Until a deal is done, I really can't say anything," Weis said from his home near South Bend, Ind. "It's not to be disrespectful of you or the Chiefs. I just think it's really, really important for me, especially with the prospect of there being a relationship there, to make sure I handle this properly."

Haley gave a sweet comment to Weis at the news conference Wednesaday. They had known each other at the New York Jets. What the influence is with those" chiefs jerseys ", We will wait and see.

NFL's top defensive rookie

We had to say Brian Cushing with his No.56 texans jersey was really a tackling robot for the Houston.

He did that from the first practice in training camp until the last game. That's exactly what the team sought when it chose the linebacker from USC 15th overall in the draft last April. What the Texans also got is The Associated Press 2009 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. He was the second Texans linebacker in four seasons to win the award. "I'm just a much smarter football player," Cushing said. "I'm much more advanced than I was this time last year, and it was just a good way to start out a career. I'm happy about how everything turned out this year. Of course, the playoffs would have been nice, but now we know what we have to do for next season."

Niners WR Bruce faces his former team on the field

Wide receiver Isaac Bruce made a remarkable start in the San Francisco 49ers' season finale.

He got the first snap Sunday against the St. Louis Rams before the teammates and him hurry out the field. Bruce with No.88 49ers jersey was so active at his 37th for the first time in six weeks, offering him a chance to possibly conclude his NFL career in the city where he was a four-time Pro Bowl pick. Bruce said during the week there was a "75 percent" probability that he would retire after the season. He had caught the winning touchdown pass in the Rams' lone Super Bowl championship. He relaxed himself by untucking his jersey and removed tape after the play and watched on the sideline.

The fans still loved him and chanted his last name as he was in the Rams.