I’m going to hit on this real quick with some bullet points.Cleveland Browns wide receiver Braylon Edwards was traded to the New York Jets for Jason Trusnik, a great special teams player, Chansi Stuckey, the wide receiver that won the starting spot opposite Jerricho Cotchery after Laveranues Coles left and a couple of draft picks.The San Francisco 49ers have finally agreed to a deal with rookie wide receiver Michael Crabtree.

David Letterman introduced a new segment last night called “Rush Limbaugh: Funnier Without Audio,” in which the “Late Show” host showed footage of Limbaugh gesticulating wildly without words. WATCH: /video/2/video/rplayer.swf”>/video/2/video/rplayer.swf”>/video/2/video/rplayer.swf”>

The Associated Press is reporting that Rush Limbaugh is considering buying the St. Louis Rams . When I first considered the purchase, I had to question Rush Limbaugh’s intelligence. Why would you want to buy a team that’s going to take years to rebuild on all ends? Not only that, but they have one of the longest losing streaks in NFL history (14) and a dismal record since 2007 (5-31). The days of Kurt Warner’s Rams are over, yet Rush wants to invest in them? It’s actually kind of smart if you consider the fact the Rams are allowed to move away from St.

By Debbie Schlussel On Monday Morning, I was one of the first to cover Rush Limbaugh’s bid to be a part owner of the NFL’s St. Louis Rams.  After I wrote about it, the followers in the rest of the conservative blogosphere and Drudge served up the stale news much later. I figured the mainstream liberal sports [...]

Wednesday’s Rush Limbaugh Morning Update: Dateline: 7 October 2009 Next year, by order of one of Britain’s senior judges, up to 30 of the most dangerous terrorists in the UK will be released from prison. One such terrorist, designated “high-risk,” is a radical Islamic convert who was found guilty in 2005 of possessing notes on how to fire mortar bombs. He was supposed to do 15 years, but he’s going to get out in April. Others due to be released were found guilty of soliciting murder during the Danish cartoon protests, or gave assistance to suicide bombers.

Okay, so here we are, eight years to the day from the invasion of Afghanistan, and still mired in bickering about what we need to do. The Taliban continues to hold sway over a large part of the country, the US-backed government is as inefficient and corrupt as the Bush Administration, and General McCrystal is trying to circumvent the Constitution by telling the President what to do.