Set your DVRs - because January 13th, Bret Michaels is back with a new Rock of Love… Rock of Love 2!

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This is the play that:
* Tom Brady threw #50 for the NFL record
* Randy Moss caught #22 for the record
* And the Patriots set NFL total points record

NFL WILD CARD WEEKEND

Saturday, January 5
NFC: 4:30 PM (ET)
Washington (9-7) at Seattle (10-6) (NBC-TV)

AFC: 8:00 PM (ET)
Jacksonville (11-5) at Pittsburgh (10-6) (NBC-TV)

Sunday, January 6
NFC: 1:00 PM (ET)
New York Giants (10-6) at Tampa Bay (9-7) (FOX-TV)

AFC: 4:30 PM (ET)
Cleveland (10-6) or Tennessee (9-6) at San Diego (11-5) (CBS-TV)

NFL DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS

Saturday, January 12
NFC: 4:30 PM (ET)
Seattle (10-6), Tampa Bay (9-7) or New York Giants (10-6) at Green Bay (13-3) (FOX-TV)

AFC: 8:00 PM (ET)
Pittsburgh (10-6), Jacksonville (11-5), Cleveland (10-6) or Tennessee (9-6) at New England (16-0) (CBS-TV)

Sunday, January 13
AFC: 1:00 PM (ET)
San Diego (11-5), Pittsburgh (10-6), or Jacksonville (11-5) at Indianapolis (13-2) (CBS-TV)

NFC: 4:30 PM (ET)
Tampa Bay (9-7), New York Giants (10-6) or Washington (9-7) at Dallas (13-3) (FOX-TV)

If Indianapolis beats Tennessee tonight:

1. Miami 1-15, 138 opponent wins
2. St. Louis 3-13, 131
3 (tie). Kansas City 4-12, 132, 3-9 AFC
3 (tie). Oakland 4-12, 132, 4-8 AFC
3 (tie). Atlanta 4-12, 132
6. New York Jets 4-12, 134
7. San Francisco (held by New England) 5-11, 119
8. Baltimore 5-11, 132
9. Cincinnati 7-9, 118
10. New Orleans 7-9, 123
11 (tie). Buffalo 7-9, 132
11 (tie). Denver 7-9, 132
13. Carolina 7-9, 134
14. Chicago 7-9, 139, 2-4 NFC North
15. Detroit 7-9, 139, 3-3 NFC North
16. Arizona 8-8, 111
17. Minnesota 8-8, 129
18. Houston 8-8, 132
19. Philadelphia 8-8, 144
20. Tennessee 9-7, 130, no playoffs
21. Tampa Bay 9-7, 120
22. Washington 9-7, 142
23. Seattle 10-6, 106
24. Cleveland 10-6, 110 (pick held by Dallas)
25. Pittsburgh 10-6, 116
26. New York Giants 10-6, 132
27. San Diego 11-5, 128
28. Jacksonville 11-5, 132
29. Green Bay 13-3, 120
30. Dallas 13-3, 127
31. Indianapolis 14-2, 130 (pick held by San Francisco)
32. New England 16-0, 121 (no pick)

If Tennessee beats Indianapolis tonight

1. Miami 1-15, 138 opponent wins
2. St. Louis 3-13, 131
3 (tie). Kansas City 4-12, 132, 3-9 AFC
3 (tie). Oakland 4-12, 132, 4-8 AFC
3 (tie). Atlanta 4-12, 132
6. New York Jets 4-12, 134
7. San Francisco (held by New England) 5-11, 119
8. Baltimore 5-11, 132
9. Cincinnati 7-9, 118
10. New Orleans 7-9, 123
11 (tie). Buffalo 7-9, 132
11 (tie). Denver 7-9, 132
13. Carolina 7-9, 134
14. Chicago 7-9, 139, 2-4 NFC North
15. Detroit 7-9, 139, 3-3 NFC North
16. Arizona 8-8, 111
17. Minnesota 8-8, 129
18. Houston 8-8, 132
19. Philadelphia 8-8, 144
20. Tampa Bay 9-7, 120
21. Washington 9-7, 142
22. Cleveland 10-6, 110, no playoffs (pick held by Dallas)
23. Seattle 10-6, 106
24. Pittsburgh 10-6, 116
25. Tennessee 10-6, 128
26. New York Giants 10-6, 132
27. San Diego 11-5, 128
28. Jacksonville 11-5, 132
29. Green Bay 13-3, 120
30. Dallas 13-3, 127
31. Indianapolis 13-3, 132 (pick held by San Francisco)
32. New England 16-0, 120 (no pick).

Not sure if this is awesome or pathetic… I’m betting on awesomely pathetic.

Chris Bosh is asking all Toronto Raptors fans to vote for him as an NBA All Star… but he has a lot of work to do if he plans on catching either Lebron James or Kevin Garnett - who owned him this year.

Chuck Liddell is formally back in the win column… congrats to Chuck and, more importantly, a very relieved UFC organization!

Tonight’s Patriots vs. giants game is broadcast on NBC, CBS and the NFL Network - but all broadcasts are of the NFL Network feed. And the “I want NFL Network” commercial is not only funny, it is a huge success - rocketing into the #2 Google search and driving tremendous traffic to iwantnflnetwork.com:

When Eli Manning threw his AWFUL interception in the 4th quarter to allow the Patriots to score a touchdown and go up 38-28, my cell phone blew up with multiple text messages. The best was:

“That’s just Manning being Manning.”

That made me think about the great commercial by Citizen watches saying Eli Manning is simply unstoppable… the funniest, most ironic commercial I’ve ever seen.