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Studs and Duds

Everybody loves Ed Hochuli. Well, maybe not everybody anymore as the ripped ref makes one of the worst calls of all time in any sport and leaves San Diego supporters howling.

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Maybe Ocho Cinco needs to go back to being regular ol' Chad Johnson. He finishes Sunday's game against the Titans with four catches for 37 yards.

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Slowed by a jammed right big toe, LaDainian Tomlinson takes to the sidelines with 10 carries for 26 yards.

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Stud or dud? It could go either way, bu let's label Mike Shanahan a dud by going for the win with a two-point conversion. The backlash may have been too much if the Broncos failed to convert what is no gimme.

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Aaron Rodgers looks solid for the second week in a row as he throws three touchdowns in the first half against the Lions. Somehow he also has to direct the first 4th-quarter comeback of his career too.

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Is it 2001? It ain't 2001, but Kurt Warner is a stud. The Cardinals quarterback connects three times with Anquan Boldin as the Cardinals clobber the Dolphins.

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Welcome back Brandon Marshall. The Broncos receiver returns from suspension and pulls in 18 balls, which is just two short of Terrell Owens' NFL record.

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Just when everyone got down on the Redskins, safety Chris Horton shows up. The rookie has two interceptions and one fumble recovery to make the difference in a win against the Saints.

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Sliding Brewers Fire Manager Yost

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The Brewers make a stunning move after watching a four-game wild-card lead evaporate over the course of a weekend. Milwaukee jettisons manager Ned Yost with two weeks left in the season and a playoff spot still on the line.

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After losing seven of 10, Ned Yost is out in Milwaukee.

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A Blueprint for Success

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With the Ryder Cup starting Friday, FanHouse's Shane Bacon figures out a way for the U.S. squad to end its recent skid in the event by naming the most dynamic duos.

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Not Just Any No-Hitter

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Zambrano became the first Cub to throw a no-hitter in 36 years.

Carlos Zambrano's no-hitter was more than just an odd historical feat. FanHouse's Matt Snyder says it gives the Cubs something they hadn't had in weeks -- the swagger to succeed in October.

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Sorting the Sunday Pile Week 2

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The Steelers are 2-0, but are they the class of the AFC?

A mere eight days ago, the AFC pecking order was the Patriots, Colts, Chargers and Jaguars. FanHouse's Ryan Wilson resets the hierarchy (make room for the Steelers, Broncos and Bills) and dives deep into other storylines following this week's action.

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AL Juggernauts Struggling for Power

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The Rays cleared a big mental hurdle at Fenway Park this week, but the Angels clinched the AL West title and the Red Sox seem to be building momentum heading into October. So who deserves the No. 1 billing in AOL's MLB Power Rankings?