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Bills vs. Oilers, wildcard playoffs. Down by 35 at halftime, everyone thought the Bills' playoff hopes were dead. Led by Frank Reich, the Bills managed to storm back and win the game in overtime with the Oilers only managing to score a field goal in the entire second half.

It's a shame to see such a great player's performance on the court being hindered by injuries. Unfortunately, to play at such a high level also requires the body to be able to take massive amounts of impact and constant tolls. I'm rooting for Roy.

The Magic need to capitalize on this situation immediately. The Nuggets made the right decision in a very similar situation last season, they knew that Anthony was going to leave and they managed to trade him for a full team of quality starters. Look at how well they are doing without a superstar.

Ouch, that mask looks quite uncomfortable. I couldn't imagine playing 40 minutes in that, sweating all over my face which is covered in plastic.

I don't understand the hype around Andrew Luck, I really don't. I've watched his games this year and from all the yelling and screaming about his name I was expecting much more than what I witnessed. What I witnessed was a painfully average quarterback who struggles to throw the deep ball, no...

Any team should consider themselves lucky if they can grab Peyton Manning. But for a team to grab both a Top 5 quarterback in the league and his favorite target is beyond lucky. A team like the Seahawks and the Cardinals, who just need a quarterback and more weapons, could turn around from...

Kansas City better watch out because they some stiff competition with a whole plethora of other teams for the #2 pick. Only one thing is for certain, the Rams will come out on top like bandits with any team that they'll trade with. Knowing the Rams front office history though they should mess...

Brees has played like the best quarterback in the league for quite some time now, the only ones who can even bring that statement into question are Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. I say pay the man the same amount as those two, he's done just as well if not better than both of them.

That's crazy how fast the mighty can fall. Just two years ago he was tearing it up on the football field and we all predicted great things from him, now he's contemplating retirement. The Madden curse must be real!

I think he'll retire even though this passion for the game is still very high. He's still a productive receiver even at his age, but I don't see many teams signing such an old veteran that would be at best a #3 or 4 receiver.

I think both the physical and mental injuries have done a lot to hurt Tiger Wood's reputation as a golfer recently. I think all the injuries have done their permanent damage and Woods won't be able rebound like he has in the past.

As a younger person, the only person who I've really had the ability to watch and love is Roger Federer. He has a great attitude about the sport, has an outstanding work ethic, makes the game look easy, and has a very fun vibe to him. It's hard to hate him when he just seems like such a easy...

I don’t understand why there needs to exist a place for such hate in sports. Both of you share the same passions about a sport, why can’t you realize that and make the connection that both of you are the same exact persons except for your sexual preferences? Just shut up and play the sport!

I have nothing but the greatest admiration for triathletes. What they do in preparation for their races is astounding and the feat of great dedication and passion. I wish had half the mental grit that some of these athletes display constantly.

Another key loss for the Knicks tonight, this time to what looks to be a perennial contender in the Miami Heat. Should the Knicks be thinking about going the Denver Nuggets route?

I absolutely love the summer Olympics, especially the men's basketball and sprinting events. It's a shame that we have to wait every 4 years to watch the best in our world compete on a big stage like this. I'd love to watch something as big as the Olympics practically every single year. Any of...

I participated in track and basketball. I wasn't good at either of those sports and quit trying to playing sports all together by the time I was a Junior. Playing for fun with your friends is a much better environment for myself.

I love moments when the benchwarmer comes in and performs much better than the athlete who starts over him. I always love to root for the less athletically gifted people but make up for it in heart and determination.

I think it always will in one form or another. Competition is a part of human nature and sports are a way of relieving that urge to compete.

Vince Carter, Richardson, Webb, Wilkins, Jordan, James, Drexler, and Dr. J are the most notable dunkers of basketball.