Luckily, some players and reporters understand this, and they just show up and have a good time. So let's get to the best of chaos and hilarity that was Super Bowl Media Day.

Marshall Faulk was sweating like a damn pig during the course of the day. It ain't easy being a talking head, people.

TV Azteca "reporter" Ines Sainz wants to measure Matt Leinart's............bicep. Or so the picture caption told me.

Belly dancers at Media Day? Sure, why not. Gabe Watson gets his groove on.

Roy Lewis films the cameraman interviewing him. Strangely ironic and strangely stupid all at once.

Reporter Sarah Spain gets lessons in chest bumping from Early Doucet.

Bob Marley gets interviewed by Troy Polamalu.

Cardinals safety Aaron Francisco talks to a Mexican TV (Telemundo) transvestite. Which is pretty normal.

Antonio Smith decides to kidnap Inside the NFL's Jenn Brown.

Actor Jerry O'Connell finally seems to have managed to get some work.

And backup Cardinals QB Brian St. Pierre is, um, throwing a pink football in the least masculine way possible.
Well, another completely useless Media Day has come and gone. The Super Bowl can't get here soon enough.








1/28/09 | BlazerJoe | 103 respect
Inez Sainz can interview me anytime she wants...
1/28/09 | mk_donley | 2554 respect
Hey you all, lets supply pink footballs to all the pretty girls in America; not third string QB's!
1/28/09 | mk_donley | 2554 respect
I wouldn't mind "chest bumping" Erin Andrews!
1/27/09 | RichmondSpider
Why is Matt Leinhart even being interviewed? For his perception from the bench?
1/27/09 | primo | 1 respect
where's Ines Gomez this year? tear drop
1/27/09 |
kantwistaye
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3954 respect
I wouldn't mind "chest bumping" Sarah Spain.