Week in Quotes

It's implosion week at The Week in Quotes. Join us as the Giants implode, the Eagles implode, and the Raiders implode. Meanwhile, Rex Grossman talks trash and Tom Brady breaks ankles.

Thanksgiving around the NFL, Tiki Barber covers for Eli Manning in New York, and Warren Sapp is the victim of espionage. A special turkey-sized edition of The Week in Quotes.

The central question this week--what did they know and when did they know it? Marvin Lewis, Travis Taylor and Marlon McCree all have a lot of 'splaining to do. Plus: Jessica Simpson, Travis Hafner, and pot roast.

The elite running back fraternity grows, Herm basks in the glow of 5-3, and who knew the Lions would have more postseason hope than the Steelers? Plus: Historical quotes to make Cleveland fans feel bad.

Ocho Cinco makes his debut with more fanfare than production, some Joe Paterno quotes that had to be shared, and offensive players gear up for election season.

If you're Herm Edwards, 3-3 feels like 6-0, plus steroids and Tiki's push to succeed Tim Russert as host of Meet the Press.

Offensive coordinators make convinient scapegoats, nature calls for T.O., and Lamar Thomas must protect this house in the latest The Week in Quotes.

Owens vs. Bledsoe, Harrington vs. Culpepper, Cowher vs. Tafoya, and Philadelphia fans vs. structural engineering, all in the Week in Quotes.

Some heads will roll -- perhaps, those of the NFL's losing coaches -- while other heads will get stomped in the latest edition of The Week in Quotes.

Terrell Owens makes ESPN executives the happiest they've ever been, Mike Holmgren drinks the God Kool-Aid, Jeremy Shockey proves the apple falls pretty far from the tree, and Tom Brady is really sad.