NHL: Top 10 NHL Players of All-Time

1. Wayne Gretzky

2. Mario Lemiex

3. Bobby Orr

4. Gordie Howe

5. Maurice Richard
6. Jean Béliveau
7. Bobby Hull
8. Mark Messier

9. Guy Lafleur
10. Terry Sawchuck

Amazing picture of Bobby Orr scoring "The Goal"

PEYTON MANNING THE BEST QUARTER BACK EVER!!!!!

Peyton Manning broke/tied two Quarterback records in the 2013-2014 season. In the very first game of the season vs. the Ravens. Peyton threw seven touchdown passes that game. Peyton is one of seven Quarterbacks to this accomplishment. The other Quarterbacks are Sid Luckman (1943), Adrian Burk (1954), George Blanda (1961), Y. A. Tittle (1962), Joe Kapp (1969), and Nick Foles (2013).

   In 1982, Dan Marino broke the single season touchdown record with 49! Forty nine touchdown records is still incredible and almost impossible even today. Peyton Manning broke the record with 49 touchdown passes in 2004. Peyton held that record for 3 years, until Tom Brady broke it with 50! Tom Brady made everybody think that record could never be broken. In Week 15 vs. the Chargers, Peyton had 45 touchdown passes. After the game Peyton had only 47 touchdown passes, which met Peyton Manning needed four touchdown passes in the next game vs. the Texans because he's probably not going to start the last game of the season, so he'll be safe for the playoffs. On the game vs. the Texans Peyton Manning had his third touchdown pass of the game to Eric Decker which tied Tom Brady's record. Peyton threw his forth to Tight End Julius Thomas in the corner of the endzone. Peyton broke the record and he now has 51 touchdown passes in the 2013 season!

Is Peyton Manning the best Quarterback ever?

Peyton Manning Stats                                     Joe Montana                 Brett Favre
64,688 passing yards                                    40,551 passing yards       71,838 passing yards*
487 passing touchdowns                            273 passing touchdowns  508 passing touchdowns*
219 Interceptions                                             139 interceptions                336 interceptions*
7 passing touchdowns in a game*                       8 Pro Bowls                      11 Pro Bowls
51 passing touchdowns in a season*                 2 MVP Awards               3 MVP Awards
14 Pro Bowls*                                                   4 of 4 Superbowls         1 of 2 Superbowls  
5 MVP Awards*
1 of 2 Superbowls

Dan Marino                         Johnny Unitas                   John Elway                      
61,361 passing yards          40,239 passing yards          51,475 passing yards    
420 passing touchdowns   290 passing touchdowns   300 passing touchdowns
252 interceptions                    253 interceptions                226 interceptions
9 Pro Bowls                             10 Pro Bowls                       9 Pro Bowls
1 MVP Award                        3 MVP Awards                  1 MVP Award
0 of 1 Superbowls                 1 of 2 Superbowls               2 of 5 Superbowls

Tom Brady
49,027 passing yards
387 passing touchdowns
133 interceptions
50 passing touchdowns in a season
8 Pro Bowls
1 MVP Awards
3 of 5 Superbowls

Top Ten NFL Nicknames

1. Megatron (Calvon Johnson)

2. Dick Night Train Lane

3. The Steel Curtin (Pittsburgh Steelers Defense)

4. The Nigerian Nightmare

5. Americas Team

6. The Greatest Show on Turf (The Late '90s Rams)

7. Da Bears

9. Brian Crushing! (Brian Cushing)

10. Broadway Joe

My Predictions: 2014 Hall of Famers

Jerome Bettis 6 Pro Bowls

Will Shields  12 Pro Bowls

John Lynch 9 Pro Bowls 

Tim Brown 9 Pro Bowls

Marvin Harrison 7 Pro Bowls

Derrick Brooks 11 Pro Bowls

Walter Jones 9 Pro Bowls

BWN Best Play(s) of 2013

BWN - Bench Warmer News Best Play of 2013. This is the first year I have been doing this and I have a tie of two incredible plays.

Auburn Miraculous Kick Return                                                                  

JJ Wortan One Handed Game Winner

Mike Tomlin and Cortez Allen Gang Tackle

The Pittsburgh Steelers were losing 13-7 in the 3rd quarter with 6:16 remaining. Shaun Suisham kicked the ball off to the great Jacoby Jones. Jones ran pass everybody with the help of great blocks. He had one man to beat which was Shaun Suisham. He ran pass Shaun Suisham, but Cortez Allen was on the other side of the field catching up to Jones and Mike Tomlin was standing on the sideline peeking backwards. As soon as Jacoby Jones was about a foot behind Tomlin, Coach Tomlin moved back onto the sidelines. Jacoby Jones slowed down enough (thanks to Mike Tomlin) and Cortez Allen tackled him at the 27 yard line. You can see Mike Tomlin watch the Jumbotron and then peek backwards. I'm not sure if Tomlin did this on purpose or not, but Joe Flacco thought he was cheating. "Mike Tomlin stopped us one time, I think." Flacco said. Flacco also was thinking the same thing at the end of the 2013 Super Bowl when Ginn was receiving a kick. Flacco said, " if he for some reason breaks down the field I'm going to tackle, I don't what the rules on that are, but I'm pretty sure they will call it a touchdown anyways." Jacoby Jone after the game was talking about that play and said that he was running through a hole and saw Mike Tomlin on the field. "Does he know he's on the field" Jones said during the kick return.

You can easily see that when Mike Tomlin was getting off the field at the last second he put his foot on the field and then got off the field. The possibilities for the punishment are being fined of taking away a draft pick. Jacoby Jones said that it did slow him down, but he shouldn't have been caught. After the play Mike Tomlin was smiling. Do you think he did this on purpose or not and what should his punishment be.