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Eight in the box: the women of TNA

Also, JaMarcus, Rex Ryan, Cromarite and more. Matt Bowen

Print This December 04, 2009, 01:56 PM EST
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EIGHT: TNA “Knockouts”- Yes, we know pro wrestling can be perceived as trashy (we think it’s awesome), but we thought we’d explore the women of wrestling a little deeper. Previously here at the NFP, we’ve brought you the best of the WWE — along with Stacy Keibler — and although TNA doesn’t compete on many levels, it still has something to offer. Including Lacey Von Erich.

SEVEN: JaMarucs- According to reports, the Oakland Raiders would only take a modest salary cap hit if they decide to cut former first-round pick and former starting quarterback JaMarcus Russell. Now that we know this, my question is simple: Why wait?

SIX: Bottle incident- It turns out that Bolts CB Antonio Cromartie will not be charged for throwing a bottle of champagne at a man, according to reports, which said the bottle “slipped” out of the player’s hand. What? It’s bad enough that a bottle of champagne could be considered a “deadly weapon,” but why are Chargers players hanging out at clubs that turn into the set of “Road House” after dark?

FIVE: More TNA- Angelia Love, who, according to reports, was shipped back to Canada for visa reasons, is no longer a member of the TNA Knockouts. I read this as “breaking news” on the Internet while doing my research, but we still think she has a place here at the NFP.

FOUR: Rex Talk- It turns out that Rex Ryan didn’t like the idea of rookie QB Mark Sanchez going head-first to pick up a first down Thursday night — which resulted in a sprained PCL for the former USC star. Comments from Ryan that tell us that Sanchez needs to “grow up” could be perceived as off base, but not when you realize that Kellen Clemens is the Jets’ backup.

THREE: Safety Help- According to our own Brad Biggs, the Chicago Bears will make yet another change at free safety — their 19th move at the position in the last 92 games — when Kevin Payne replaces Daniel Manning. Now injured Bears LB Brian Urlacher will have more to critique come this Sunday.

TWO: Jerry speaks- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made headlines again this week when he causally mentioned that a good showing in the playoffs would help head coach Wade Phillips keep his job. Translation: With all the big names out there on the coaching market, Phillips is out unless he brings home the Lombardi Trophy in February. Good luck against the Saints in January.

ONE: Former Champ- Christy Hemme, a former WWE champ and Playboy cover girl, has found herself in the world of TNA Wrestling, which has prompted NFP Fantasy expert Joe Fortenbaugh to remove the Kurt Angle Fathead from his bedroom wall and replace it with one of Christy. And we are hoping it’s this picture. By the way, wrestling is for 12-year-olds, Joe.

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Northwoods Tom
Dec 04, 2009
02:18 PM

Yes, TNA is trashy, but the babes are still good.

Kevin
Dec 04, 2009
02:20 PM

Trashy and Naughty...

JaMarcus can get cut and come back to play for the Niners at defensive tackle.

Kelly Kelly's Thong
Dec 04, 2009
02:38 PM

Lacey Von Erich......want to touch the hiney!!!!

Blaise63
Dec 04, 2009
02:47 PM

Matt, as with most NFL teams appears you really benefitted from your bye week. Babes are top notch, comments pithy as always.

Nut
Dec 04, 2009
04:57 PM

Love me some TNA!!!!

greelyclinton
Dec 04, 2009
08:39 PM

TNA's co-founder, Jeff Jarrett, had a deadly jump shot in high school & played a year of junior college hoops before turning to wrestling. He was about 160 lbs at that time.

Scott M.
Dec 05, 2009
09:16 AM

Lacey..........................................................wow........................................... need a napkin............................... or a towel.............................

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