Vince Young starred on 60 Minutes tonight - and it was a pretty interesting segment that covered Vince’s insecurities, ego, temper and… did I mention his ego?

Well if you still weren’t sure about any potential ego - how is this for proof… Vince Young showcased the worst tattoo ever (even worse than Mike Bibby’s). The great part about this tattoo, Vince Young could effectively rip his Titans jersey off and still be eligible to play any NFL game. Next step, Vinn y needs to tatto a big #10 on his back:

Donovan McNabb was sacked 12 times tonight as the Eagles played the Giants. That is an NFL record and is flat out embarrassing. 6 of those sacks were by Osi Umenyiora - who pressured McNabb for the entire football game.

Justin Tuck 2
Mathias Kiwanuka 3
Michael Strahan 1
Osi Umenyiora 6

Perhaps the only solution for the Eagles are those putrid jerseys from last week… after all, that was the only time the Eagles have looked decent this year.

Poor Michael Vick…. and to make matters worse, Joey Harrington has started to look decent too:

If you can’t beat him in the ring - steal some of his millions by making a competing grill, name creatively the “Real Deal Grill”, sell it for $99, and hope that buyers confuse it with George Foremans.

Evander Holyfield’s idea was brilliant in its lack of innovation or originality. Best yet - the website seems to have been created by a fifth grader.

$99 gets you:
* 60 Day Warranty
* Real Deal Grill with 2 giant grilling surfaces
* Recipe Booklet with Evander’s favorite recipes
* Evander’s 60 day satisfaction money back guarantee
* The Champ’s Free Lifetime Replacement Warranty

Yahoo OMG - Evander Holyfield once defeated George Foreman in a battle for the world heavyweight boxing title. Now he is seeking to oust his former foe from another arena: the grilling world.

Holyfield, of Atlanta, is preparing to unveil the “Evander Holyfield Real Deal Grill,” a direct competitor to Foreman’s famous “Lean Mean Fat Reducing Grilling Machine,” which has reportedly earned $100 million in sales since 1995.

“I’ve got a George Foreman grill. It’s a good grill,” Holyfield, 44, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “But don’t you think the latest grill is supposed to be the best grill?”

Manufacturer CirTran Corp., based in Utah, approached Holyfield about promoting the $99 grill after he appeared on the TV show “Dancing With the Stars” in 2005. Holyfield dons an apron in a 30-minute commercial that began airing last week describing his product’s culinary and health benefits.

But Holyfield isn’t done with boxing. He’s jumping back into the ring Oct. 13 to fight Sultan Ibragimov at Moscow’s Khodynka Ice Palace arena, part of his quest to retire as the oldest heavyweight champion.

The pleasure of victory…
… and the pain of defeat (err - gigantic collapse)

The Padres collapsed against the Milwaukee Brewers…
And the Colorado Rockies are about to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks…

Forcing a one-game national league play-in game for the Wild Card game.

The game will be tomorrow evening in Colorado and Jake Peavy will be taking the mound for Padres - meaning the Padres have to be favored to move into the playoffs. But - using Peavy in the play-in game means that he won’t get two starts in divisional series.

(AP Jack Dempsey)

I have a friend in sports broadcasting. Ron Thulin focuses primarily on college football, a lot of it Big 12 games. Back on September 10, I asked Ron what he thought might be one of the upcoming upsets this season. He replied in an email: “Keep an eye on Colo OU on the 29th of Sept, could be an upset”.

And indeed it was. Colorado Buffaloes kicker Kevin Eberhart kicked a game-winning field goal Saturday with no time left as unranked Colorado upset No. 3-ranked Oklahoma 27-24.

What makes Ron’s upset prediction especially brilliant is that with 12:23 to go in the third quarter, the Sooners led the Buffaloes 24-7.

Oklahoma became yet the latest ranked team this season to fall to an unranked opponent.

Nice call, Ron.

Just another day in paradise for Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys, who are now 4-0 while the St. Louis Ewes drop to 0-4.

Some guys have all the luck.

Wade Phillips, the new head coach for the Dallas Cowboys, after four games this season has yet to experience his first loss as Dallas’ coach.

Ok, so Dallas only had 171 total yards of rushing (Julius Jones led the way with 52 yards on 13 carries for a touchdown). They went 4-0 on the season and are atop the NFC East with a 35-7 win over the St. Louis Rams.

Included, though, in those rushing yards was a play at the end of the second quarter that effectively sealed the game for Dallas.

Facing a third and 3 at the Rams 50 with 56 seconds left in the half, a bad shot gun snap had to be chased down by quarterback Tony Romo, who finally chased it down at the Dallas 17. Almost certainly a huge loss and a punting situation (St. Louis had already returned one Dallas punt for a TD), Romo scrambled and eturned it to the Rams 46 yard-line for a first down.

Romo then went on to scramble 15 yards for a TD. The score then became 14-7 Dallas, and they went on to put things away against a Rams team with a struggling offense.

Romo completed 21 of 33 passes for 339 yards, three touchdowns (two to Patrick Crayton) and one interception. Crayton had seven catches for 184 yards.

The Cowboys defense roughed up Rams QBs Marc Bulger and Gus Frerotte, who were a combined 14-30 with 143 yards, no TD passes and one pick.

The game was hardly a contest, with the Cowboys getting 28 first downs to the Rams’ 12, converting eight of 13 third downs to the Rams’ three of 12, and getting 502 total yards to the Rams’ 187.

Dallas plays at Buffalo next week. Do I think Dallas will go 5-0? Any team can win on any given Sunday. That is all.

During Craig Biggio’s final weekend in baseball, the Astros decided to break out the mothballs and wear the uniforms the team’s had during Biggio’s career (top, late eighties; middle, mid to late nineties; bottom, 2000 to present). Biggio even got to play catcher during the Atlanta Braves series. (All photos by Pat Sullivan AP)

It’s the end of an era in Houston as Astros legend Craig Biggio closed out his 20-year MLB career–all with Houston. Some may remember that about 10 years ago, Biggio had the opportunity to leave Houston as a free agent to sign with the Colorado Rockies. Despite the Rockies offering more money, Biggio opted to remain in Houston.

It’s too bad Houston couldn’t have won a World Series during the Biggio/Jeff Bagwell era.

Thanks for the memories, Craig. Someday we’ll see your pine-tar stained helmet in Cooperstown, right next to the Jeff Bagwell display.

Amazing shuffling in the Top 10. LSU moved ahead of USC by 2 points. California moved into the #3 slot as Florida and Oklahoma dropped. And most impressively, South Florida (who beat West Virginia) moved to #6!

AP Top 25
1. LSU (33) 5-0 1,593
2. USC (32) 4-0 1,591
3. California 5-0 1,475
4. Ohio State 5-0 1,420
5. Wisconsin 5-0 1,271
6. South Florida 4-0 1,203
7. Boston College 5-0 1,172
8. Kentucky 5-0 1,143
9. Florida 4-1 1,031
10. Oklahoma 4-1 992
11. South Carolina 4-1 900
12. Georgia 4-1 885
13. West Virginia 4-1 861
14. Oregon 4-1 837
15. Virginia Tech 4-1 639
16. Hawaii 5-0 586
17. Missouri 4-0 561
18. Arizona State 5-0 497
19. texas 4-1 449
20. Cincinnati 5-0 377
21. Rutgers 3-1 299
22. Clemson 4-1 265
23. Purdue 5-0 218
24. Kansas State 3-1 214
25. Nebraska 4-1 198
Others Receiving Votes
Florida State 101, Miami (FL) 83, Illinois 59, Auburn 52, UCLA 49, Texas A&M 29, Michigan State 16, Michigan 15, Connecticut 9, Alabama 6, Arkansas 5, Colorado 5, UCF 5, Penn State 4, Virginia 3, Kansas 3, Boise State 3, Washington 1.