Here’s what went down today on G&A:

* Ron Mexico will stay in jail for another 20 months (at least) and faces losing up to $143 million. G&A discussed the length of the sentence. Both agree Vick will be suspended by the NFL once he’s out of the hole and will never step on an NFL field again.

* We were joined by John Goodwin, who was at the sentencing in Richmond this morning. Richmond, who is the manager of Animal Fighting Issues for the Humane Society, said the Vick saga has helped raise awareness for dog fighting and animal cruelty.

* The Cardinals melted down on the field and in the locker room Sunday in Seattle. The NFC West title is gone and the Red Birds have only a slim chance of making the post-season as a wild card. Both agree it will be nearly impossible for the Cardinals to win out so it really doesn’t matter. Oh, how those San Francisco losses hurt.

* G&A still think Levi Brown stinks and will eventually be moved to guard. He was worked over Sunday by Seahawk speed-rusher Patrick Kerney.

* Johnny V. checked in from Cardinal headquarters with the latest injury news and the Blackstock-Dockett war of words.

* The Patriots slap around the Steelers to stay perfect. Spread for the Jets game this weekend opened at 27.5.

Tomorrow: ESPN college football insider Mark May

 

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Here’s what went down today on G&A:

* There was Boris Diaw sighting last night in Toronto. Did a pre-game “pep talk” from Mike D’Antoni have anything to do with it? G&A agree the Suns will never get their money’s worth with Diaw.

* Dirk Nowitzki is struggling. Gambo thinks the Mavericks place at/near the top of The Association is coming to an end. Jason Kidd is unhappy in New Jersey. Might Mark Cuban try to bring J-Kidd back to Big D? G&A don’t think the teams could “match the numbers.”

* We were joined by NFL Hall of Famer Len Dawson. Dawson talked about the draft coin toss that landed him in Pittsburgh and some guy named Jim Brown in Cleveland.

* ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler checked in. Legs said Carmello Anthony is a skilled player that plays NO defense.

* We were also joined by Light heavyweight champion Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins. Hopkins thinks Ricky Hatton can upset Floyd Mayweather this weekend in Vegas.

Tomorrow: ESPN MNF analyst Ron Jaworski & Seattle Seahawks Pro Bowl tackle Walter Jones

 

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Here’s what went down today on G&A:

* Short show from the home offices of the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl before Suns-Pacers basketball.

* The Patriots survive in Baltimore to remain unbeaten. Gambo hates New England and claims they were nothing more than extremely lucky last night against the Ravens. G&A agree the Belicheats have been exposed the past couple weeks by Philly and Baltimore. Ash believes the Pats’ sub-par rushing attack will eventually catch up with them-possibly in the post-season against the Colts.

* We talked some BCS with Fiesta Bowl President John Junker. JJ got a nice gift when he returned to the office from lunch today - a Gambo & Ash screensaver! That’s the gift that keeps on giving.

* We are also joined by ESPN college football insider Mark May. MayDay says the Pac-10 is a much better conference than the Big 10. May also discussed the numerous coaching vacancies and what might happen at such high-profile schools like Michigan and UCLA.

Tomorrow: Gambo’s off, Ash isn’t

 

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