This Sunday, former football player turned analyst, Phil Simms officially called Detroit a disaster.

He didn't specify whether he meant the Lion's or the city itself. 

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb said he didn't know a game could end in a tie.  He thought the term "sudden death" meant getting traded to Detroit.

Tony Romo recently took a homeless man to a movie. It's not as generous as it sounds, though. The movie was High School Musical 3.
 

The Tennessee Titans wiped the field with the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day.  We haven't seen a mismatch that bad since the original Thanksgiving.

Michael Vick has said he hopes to return to the NFL as early as next season. In fact, the troubled QB assured reporters he's been working like a dog.

In a span of 10 days, a Kansas man in three separate contests won a 2008 "Bon Jovi Special Edition" Saturn Outlook, a 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer, and tickets to a Kansas City Chiefs game. Said winner Michel Horton, "Two out of three ain't bad." 

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President Bush will attend the Army-Navy football showdown on December 6. Although his transportation to the game has been secured, he clearly has no exit strategy.

During a broadcast of a national football game, Phil Sims looked at the camera and called Detroit a disaster. He also had some negative things to say about the Lions.
 

Ryan Leaf has been placed on indefinite leave from his job at West Texas A&M for asking one of his players for a pain pill. Leaf was in a great deal of pain after thinking about his life.