Ochocinco Put a Ring On It

Chad Ochocinco, the receiver for the Cincinnatti Bengals, or better known as the VH1's "Ultimate Catch," just proposed to his girlfriend Evelyn Lozada. Lozada is known also from reality television, with her role on "Basketball Wives." (Maybe now she can also star in "Football Wives.") Ochocinco proposed with a 10 carat ring leading Lozada to tweet, "I'm no rabbit but 10 carats looks good on me!! Let the hating begin . . ."

What a classy one...Clearly no match for Waitey Katey. Hopefully Vh1 will pick up a reality series about their engagement, wedding, and life as newlyweds!

Matchmaker for T.O.

We all saw on "The T.O. Show" that Cincinnati Bengal, Terrell Owens, could use some serious help landing a woman in his life. T.O. himself has finally woken up too and has hired a matchmaking service to set him up with a Kim Kardashian look-a-like. T.O. hired matchmaker service Kelleher International, which charges anywhere between $15,000 and $150,000 for its services. T.O. better be prepared to write a big check, because we all know that it is expensive to hide a large ego.

Ochocincos Giving Suga

Chad Ochocinco of the Cincinnati Bengals may be "The Ultimate Catch," but his cereal line, Ochocincos, has a bit more sex appeal. A toll-free phone number is listed on the cereal box as a contact number for Feed the Children, but when a family tried to contact the charity it got a risque sounding woman asking for a credit card.

The cereal is being pulled from the shelves and the manufacturers are fixing the problem. Yet, Ochcocinco made sure to advise his fans on Twitter to "[s]tart your day with a lil suga!" I bet they were all hoping he was the one giving the suga...

Brady, A Bit Egotistical?

When discussing the New England Patriots first road game this weekend at the Meadowlands (vs. NY Jets), quarterback Tom Brady said:

"The road environment is very different than our friendly home crowd, who when I looked up, half the stadium was gone when we were up 21 points early fourth quarter, which I wasn't so happy about. . . I don't think the Jets fans leave early. They are going to be loud the whole game. Communication is always an issue."

Sure, do-no-wrong Brady was, in part, discussing the communication of his offense on the field when playing in a loud Jets crowd, but he also was expressing his disappointment with his fans for leaving the stadium in the fourth quarter this past weekend when the team was up 21 points over the Cincinnati Bengals. Since when does Brady feel so entitled that the Patriots' tickets holders should be staying to watch every minute of the game? Brady, you are just our entertainment. Your fans have their own lives and sometimes that means missing a few minutes of your world to avoid a few hours in post-game traffic.