Chad Ochocino wants to use both his speed and trash-talking ability to help victims of the devastating earthquake in Haiti. The Cincinnati Bengals Pro Bowl wide receiver has challenged NFL rushing champ Chris Johnson to a foot race with the loser donating his Pro Bowl check (about $40,000) to Hatian relief efforts. The wideout told Bengals.com that he hasn’t talked to Johnson yet but doesn’t see any reason why the Tennessee Titans running back wouldn’t agree to the match.

The Broncos shocking start to the ’09 season had many so called experts and skeptical fans like me eating crow. However, after the smoke cleared this Broncos team proved to be the average at best team that most people living in reality knew they were.

The New York Jets were able to beat all odds by winning against the Cincinnati Bengals this weekend. The difference maker was the play of Mark Sanchez , who has finally come to the realization that he doesn’t have to win the game on a single play most of the time. He was able to put together a good solid offensive game and then his win was amazing.

“The facts are so strong against this decision. After analyzing all the information, the truth is there — he should’ve stayed for another year. Mark’s chance to increase his value and become the top player in college football next year would have been worth $10 million-$20 million or more — likely more

“FRO’s Favorite Five” Frankie’s Favorite Fantasy Picks Wildcard Weekend For the playoffs I prefer to rate each position for those people who play in the Playoff Fantasy Leagues. Teams on bye (Indianapolis, San Diego, New Orleans and Minnesota) are not included in these rankings. By Frankie Underwood, Senior Fantasy Writer at www.footballreportersonline.com Email questions and comments to Frankie@footballreportersonline.com Quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay @ Arizona Kurt Warner – Arizona versus Green Bay Tony Romo – Dallas versus Philadelphia Tom Brady – New England versus Baltimore Donovan McNabb – Philadelphia @ Dallas Joe Flacco – Baltimore @ New England Carson Palmer – Cincinnati versus New York Jets Mark Sanchez – New York Jets @ Cincinnati Running Backs Ray Rice – Baltimore @ New England Thomas Jones - New York Jets @ Cincinnati Ryan Grant - Green Bay @ Arizona Cedric Benson - Cincinnati versus New York Jets Marion Barber - Dallas versus Philadelphia Laurence Maroney - New England versus Baltimore Beanie Wells - Arizona versus Green Bay Felix Jones - Dallas versus Philadelphia Willis McGahee - Baltimore @ New England Brian Westbrook - Philadelphia @ Dallas Tim Hightower - Arizona versus Green Bay Kevin Faulk - New England versus Baltimore Leonard Weaver - Philadelphia @ Dallas Wide Receivers Larry Fitzgerald - Arizona versus Green Bay Randy Moss - New England versus Baltimore Donald Driver - Green Bay @ Arizona Miles Austin - Dallas versus Philadelphia Anquan Boldin - Arizona versus Green Bay DeSean Jackson - Philadelphia @ Dallas Braylon Edwards - New York Jets @ Cincinnati Greg Jennings – Green Bay @ Arizona Derrick Mason - Baltimore @ New England Chad Ochocinco - Cincinnati versus New York Jets Jerricho Cotchery – New York Jets @ Cincinnati Laveranues Coles - Cincinnati versus New York Jets Patrick Crayton - Dallas versus Philadelphia Julian Edelman - New England versus Baltimore Roy Williams - Dallas versus Philadelphia Jeremy Macklin - Philadelphia @ Dallas Steve Breaston - Arizona versus Green Bay Brad Smith - New York Jets @ Cincinnati Tight Ends Brent Celek - Philadelphia @ Dallas Jason Witten - Dallas versus Philadelphia Todd Heap - Baltimore @ New England Jermichael Finley - Green Bay @ Arizona Dustin Keller - New York Jets @ Cincinnati Ben Watson - New England versus Baltimore Donald Lee - Green Bay @ Arizona JP Foschi - Cincinnati versus New York Jets Ben Patrick - Arizona versus Green Bay Martellus Bennett - Dallas versus Philadelphia Kickers Neil Rackers - Arizona versus Green Bay David Akers - Philadelphia @ Dallas Shaun Suisham - Dallas versus Philadelphia Mason Crosby - Green Bay @ Arizona Stephen Gostkowski - New England versus Baltimore Billy Cundiff - Baltimore @ New England Jay Feely - New York Jets @ Cincinnati Shayne Graham - Cincinnati versus New York Jets Defenses Dallas vs Philadelphia New York Jets @ Cincinnati New England versus Baltimore Baltimore @ New England Green Bay @ Arizona Philadelphia @ Dallas Cincinnati versus New York Jets Arizona versus Green Bay

“FRO’s Favorite Five” Frankie’s Favorite Fantasy Picks Wildcard Weekend For the playoffs I prefer to rate each position for those people who play in the Playoff Fantasy Leagues. Teams on bye (Indianapolis, San Diego, New Orleans and Minnesota) are not included in these rankings

January 6th, 2009 9:37pm PST FOOTBALL TALK-Wild Card Weekend: A Second Take By David Ortega for Football Reporters Online This Weekend NFL fans will see what looks like a rematch of last weekend when the Eagles-Cowboys, Packers-Cardinals, and Jets-Bengals tango. In the first two matchups it will be a complete repeat with the Eagles and Packers again hitting the road. The difference in the Jets and Bengals, unlike last week’s contest in the Big Apple this one will be in Cincinnati.

The Basics The 10-5 Bengals host the 8-7 Jets in front of a sellout at The Meadowlands.

Pats Could Again Hold Jets’ Key to the Playoffs By Jon Wagner-Sr.

There’s just one more week of regular season NFL action, so we know quite a bit about the list of teams that will be playing in January’s football playoffs . The AFC has the Colts, Chargers, Patriots and Bengals