Who's Overpaid? Who's Underpaid? The Tennessee Titans running back was embroiled in a holdout this offseason that kept him out of the preseason. Johnson agreed to terms with the Titans in time to return for the first week of the season, but in the eyes of many fans Johnson's play has yet to back up the mega-contract. Chris Johnson tennessee titans + $53.5 million contract,

Strange football match in Turkey, The other day in Turkey was a very interesting match of the national championship in football, which is visited by 41 000 spectators. It seems to be nothing special teams, "Fenerbahce" and "Manisaspor" worthy played 2 times.

You do not notice anything strange?

Yes, in the stands there were only women and young children, your eyes will not bring you:) Turkish Football Association was approved by the law that men can not attend matches in which their team participates. Too violent, they:)

Tom Brady talks Randy Moss. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady on Tuesday morning denied a CBS Sports report that he had a confrontation with receiver Randy Moss in the week leading up to the receiver's trade to Minnesota."No, certainly not," Brady said during his weekly interview on Boston sports radio station WEEI. "I don't know why these things come about, but they do. I think it's just a competitive media culture out there now. I love [Moss] as a person and a player. I don't think I ever had an altercation with a teammate. You demand a certain level of respect in the locker room, that's the culture of our team. I don't think I've seen any players in our locker room fight, that's just not the way it is."

US and China's basketball brawl. A basketball friendly between China's military and a visiting US team descended into a mass brawl in Beijing this week, just as US Vice President Joe Biden was in town to try to improve US-China ties.Punches were thrown, chairs flew through the air, and even the spectators got stuck in as the game between Washington's Georgetown University Hoyas and the People's Liberation Army team turned violent.

To paraphrase the 1963 hit, it's their party, and they'll cry if they want to. These famous folks let their emotions get the best of them.

A new era for the police vehicle is upon us. The age of the tried and true Ford Crown Victoria is finally drawing to a close, and there is no shortage of suitors — ranging from awe-inspiring to yawn-inducing — lining up to replace it as Johnny Law's preferred transport. Here's a quick rundown of what will be protecting tomorrow's streets, as well as what you should be keeping an eye out for on the side of the road and in your rearview mirror.

In a fit of ambitious curiosity and anti-jingoism, we sought out a Woman We Love... in every country on the planet. Not necessarily the sexiest, but still — a resource.

Can you name the most popular fighters in boxing? Mike Tyson, George Foreman, and Oscar De La Hoya don't count. They're retired. When was the last time you watched boxing on television? Unless you splurged on Pay Per View, chances are the Olympics were involved. How about listing some famous boxing movies? Now that's a little easier.

We have lost many beloved figures recently, including a sitcom mom, a sitcom dad, the namesake of Lynyrd Skynyrd and the man who organized the first lunch-counter sit-in.

Find out about these figures and more in the following roundup of obituaries.

U.S. sports website Bleacher Report has ranked a list of "NBA's 10 most unstoppable scorers of all time."

John Fox, Carolina Panthers

Head coaches like authority and power. Head coaches without a long contract sometimes struggle to lead and enforce their necessary juice. John Fox has that obstacle heading into 2010, as his deal lasts only through 2010 as the Panthers come off a disappointing 8-8 season. Fox has led the Panthers to just three winning records in eight years, though in all three Carolina won division titles.