Yo Oprah, Do Some Research Next Time

As a part of winning the Super Bowl and the MVP, Drew Brees has been doing his round on the TV circuit, as well as taking part in the Mardi Gras festivities. One of his appearances, and probably the most awkward, was with daytime goddess Oprah.

As exhibited in the video below, Oprah either did little research or has a few too many goose cosmos before Brees made his debut.

You would think that she would have her plethora of assistance's fill her in on the specifics of Brees before he came on, such as his 2inch birthmark on the side of his face. I have to admit, that I always just assumed that it was a scar from a hit he took while he has a crappy line in SD, but I wouldn't go as far as Oprah did, and try to wipe it off attributing it to a kiss she thought he had backstage. Maybe next time Marv Albert is on she'll try and pull off his toupee

People of Haiti - "Thanks for the Shirts Peyton."

Despite throwing for 333 yards on 31 completions, Peyton Manning was unable to put on his second Superbowl winning t-shirt over his jersery and shoulder pads after a 33-17 loss to Brees and the Saints.

As a result of this, the NFL has decided to send the already printed "Colts XLIV Champion" shirts to the people of Haiti after their devastating earthquake. This is something that the NFL tries to do every year. Last year they sent the Arizona Cardinals shirts to EL Salvador. However the year before they handed out the "19-0 Champions" New England Patriots shirts to numerous Boston fans that turn up drunk and naked at the Boston PD drunk tank on a nightly basis.

Maybe next year the unused Charger shirts can go to their fans, they'll probably want them.

TB's Super Bowl 44 Prediction

All right, it's that time of the year (or at least the sports year). The Super Bowl is upon us and this year in Miami the New Orleans Saints will be facing the Indianapolis Colts for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Before I get into what I think about the game itself, I need to go through and talk about the championship games and why the Colts and Saints are playing in the Super Bowl.