Scott Swanay, 12.19.2010

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Hypothetical tweets from real NFL figures! @JasonWitten Can you believe our luck? The Redskins already stink, and now they're starting Rex Grossman...

Scott Swanay, 11.28.2010

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Hypothetical tweets from real NFL figures! @LanceMoore16 We're thankful Roy Williams plays for the Cowboys. #thanksgivingturkey @A_Cromartie31 (An...

Weston Gentry, 11.20.2010

Smart-aleck, Master's candidate @ CU-Boulder

An intoxicated Tim Tebow spotted in a Denver bar with well-proportioned, half-naked floozies draped all over him. Isn't that the type of story that e...

Scott Swanay, 10.30.2010

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Hypothetical tweets from real NFL figures! @TonyGonzalez88 Roddy White is like Ozzy Osbourne - it's impossible to cover him. #atleastroddyscoherent...

Scott Swanay, 12.23.2010

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Hypothetical tweets from real NFL figures! @AntonioGates85 Hey Shawne Merriman, sorry to hear you're leaving - Junior Seau said he'd be here in 5 mi...

Scott Swanay, 12.16.2010

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Hypothetical tweets from real NFL figures! @raylewis52com I just became the mayor of the New England Patriots' backfield on Foursquare. Can't wait ...

Scott Swanay, 11.17.2010

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Hypothetical tweets from real NFL figures! r81m (randy moss) Hanging out on Revis Island and thinking about my contract. Revis24 @r81m Thanks for as...

Len Berman, 10.09.2010

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Toronto pitcher Brandon Morrow fell one out shy of the 6th no-hitter of the season. Tampa Bay's Evan Longoria singled with two outs in the 9th inning.

Len Berman, 06.28.2010

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Remember that kid Scott Sicko from New Hampshire who wasn't drafted and said he'd go back to school instead of signing with an NFL team? Never mind. Sicko signed with the Dallas Cowboys.

Len Berman, 06.23.2010

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford is the #1 pick in the NFL draft, chosen by the St. Louis Rams. In a surprise, Florida quarterback Tim Tebow goes to Denver in the first round

KT Boyle, 06.11.2010

Writer and Census taker

I saw the recession's effects on small town America when I took the test to become a Census worker, and found myself in a room full of businessmen and soccer moms in suits, most over age 40.

Michael Shaw, 04.10.2010

Publisher of the visual politics and photojournalism site, BagNewsNotes

Why the violence toward women in these Super Bowl ads?

Terry Curtis Fox, 04.10.2010

Playwright and screenwriter

Free speech is meaningless if only one position has access to the public square. It's incumbent upon CBS to revise its practices so that those of us with stories about the benefits of abortion can do so in programming and advertising.

Ann Liguori, 04.10.2010

Sportscaster, Author, Executive Producer

If it takes a Super Bowl win to help lift New Orleans' spirit, then that was a good enough reason to root for the team, as President Obama did.

Ken Levine, 04.09.2010

Emmy-Winning Writer/Director/Producer, MLB Announcer

What a great night for the city of New Orleans! 31-17 the final over the Colts. The celebration in the French Quarter should start winding down in June.

Marcia G. Yerman, 04.07.2010

NYC writer, focusing on women's issues. Co-founder of cultureID.

I have to start off with an admission. I haven't watched the Super Bowl in over twenty years. Bone crushing violence does nothing for me. I prefer...

David Sirota, 04.07.2010

Newspaper columnist, radio host (AM760), bestselling author

Voters are being asked to choose between tax hikes on the wealthy and massive spending cuts for basic social services. That is, they are being asked to choose between economic life and death.

Nancy Keenan, 04.07.2010

President, NARAL

Anti-choice politics have no place in the Super Bowl, so when the ad runs, focus on something else -- anything else -- besides Focus on the Family, which wants to take choices away from women.

Kelli Conlin, 04.07.2010

President of the National Institute for Reproductive Health and NARAL Pro-Choice New York.

By surreptitiously and unexpectedly changing its policy, CBS has effectively denied us the ability to respond with an equal and adequate counter-argument.

Robert Lipsyte, 04.06.2010

Host, LIFE (Part 2) on PBS

Tim Tebow is starring in a 30-second commercial for Focus on the Family, a Christian group that opposes abortion and same-sex marriage. Whatever happens, the controversy put the game's spotlight back where it belongs: on the advertising.

Cecile Richards, 04.06.2010

President, Planned Parenthood Action Fund

Despite the intention of its far-right sponsors, the Tebow ad underscores the most basic truth -- women must be able to make personal and private medical decisions without government interference.