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Even Tom Brady echoes what I said, that the Patriots had no business winning this game. From Sports Illustrated: "Before getting smoochy with his parents, sisters and nieces, Brady smiled as he saw his best friend since childhood, Kevin Brady – no relation, though you wouldn't know it from...

I said MOST, not all. I would predict that if you took a poll, the overwhelming majority of people on here would be fans of both teams.

Check the date. It happened BEFORE the playoffs started.

Yep, a Massachusetts pro sports team would NEVER hold a pep rally. How juvenile! Or maybe not: http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/10/03/red_sox_rally_begins_at_noon_today/

Yeah, I will definitely be following the Pro Bowl this year. Can't wait to see what happens when Belichick coaches Tomlinson in that game, after the Pats lose to the Colts on Sunday.

The Chargers are not the only team to limit ticket sales to those living in their area. It's becoming a standard practice, partly so that ticket brokers don't gobble up tickets and sell them for a profit.

While I don't agree with the "Lights Out" imitation, I wasn't that upset about it. But these comments from Roosevelt Colvin took me over the edge. "And when the Pats' thrilling, 24-21 divisional playoff win over the Chargers was in the books early last night, Rosevelt Colvin came off the...