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Featured columnist for sports fans favorite blog “Bleacher Report” has named Rebecca Grant to the 50 all time ESPN hotties.

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“This is a wonderful honor to be named one of the hottest women to have worked with ESPN“

, said rebecca grant.

Rebecca Grant who has a high sports IQ and ia a real sports enthusiast, was a most valuable sports caster to ESPN, and was not only seen on ESPN for her football knowledge and good looks, but was also seen on shows relating to racing, soccer, billiards and the outdoor world of off-road trucking.

Rebecca Grant has also worked with FOX sports and the Outdoor Channel, and continues to use her high IQ for sports knowledge.

While she loves American football, its not the only sport that interests her.

When Amber Lee’s suprisingly added Rebecca Grant to the Bleacher Report’s 50 all time ESPN hotties, Grant found out when thousands of new fans started looking her up on google, coming to her website, and a new high interest began for the extremeley beautiful and talented actress with a high sports IQ.

At first, Grant was not excited with Amber Lee’s remarks about her wanting to be known as an actress, but the benefits of being placed on the list, outweigh any negative comment that Amber could make.

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NFC vs. AFC Superbowl Preview. What teams have the best chance?

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Well, Championship Weekend is upon us. And – while I’m excited, I
need to say that the Divisional Playoff round is my favorite week of
the NFL season? Why – because you can spend 12 hours watching
football! Four games, and eight good teams. Well, this year maybe seven good teams. LOVE the divisional round.

So – let’s take a look at what we have coming up…

In the early game – we have an old school divisional matchup with the
Bears and the Packers. The Packers have gone through four straight weeks of must win games against foes like the Giants, the Eagles, the
Falcons, and yes – the Bears. The Bears are coming off basically the
easiest road ever to a championship game – a home victory against the
7-9 Seahawks.

One thing working in the Packers favor – after playing on a short week
last week, they had an extra prep day this week. And – when it gets
to the playoffs, every extra day of rest is an advantage.

On the field, let’s start with the field itself. The playing surface
at the new Soldier field is no bueno. Limited both in traction, and
apparently rock hard, especially around the sidelines. Scary moment
last week with Seahawks TE John Carlson – hopefully we won’t have any
repeat of that this week. The Packers are obviously more of a speed
and intricate passing game team than the Bears, so the sloppy track
could help the Bears.

One area the Packers have struggled this season is in kick coverage.
Eric Weems burned them for a 102 yard kick off return last week, and
now they need to deal with Devin Hester. They managed to bottle him
up in the final game of the regular season, but that’s definitely
something to keep an eye on.

To the offenses – the Packers have been showing so many different
offensive looks including their version of the wishbone with 3 backs
in the backfield. An offensive look that may have seen some action in
the Bears/Packers playoff game of 1941. And Aaron Rodgers has been
showing the full repetoire. Running, passing, escaping the rush. And
his trademark accuracy… Simply uncanny. He’s also figured out the
way to cure James Jones’ drops… Don’t throw him easy passes…
Make him make the spectacular catch and he’s fine.

The Bears offense has also looked good of late. I don’t know if
anyone expected two Cutler rushing TD’s last week, but he has also shown that he’s a pretty athletic guy. He will still force a ball once in a
while. The turning point of last weeks game with the Seahawks was
Jordan Babineaux not being able to hold onto what could have been a
100 yard pick 6. A pass that Cutler never should have thrown. The
Packers secondary have shown that when they get those opportunities
they convert.

This could be a close game, but I have to go with the Packers to win.
Let’s say, 31 – 20.

One note about the FOX coverage of the NFC. I love the addition of
former Overlord of Officials Mike Perreira to the booth. That guy is
never wrong. Love his analysis.

On to the AFC… The Steelers and the Jets. These two teams met one
short month ago, with the Jets prevailing in Pittsburgh 22 – 17.

Rex Ryan has been oddly quiet this week. Here’s my take… Lots of
people think Rex is just a loudmouth, and loves to hear himself in the
media. I disagree… I think he’s a lot sharper than that. He knew
last week that he and his team could get in the Pats’ head. Plus,
they needed to talk themselves into thinking they had a chance after
the way the Patriots dismantled them in their previous contest. With
their game upcoming against the Steelers, having beat them last month
quiet confidence might be the way to go. PLUS – the Pats don’t have
notorious headhunters like James Harrison and Hines Ward. That’s
right – Hines Ward. He might be a wide receiver but he’s definitely
one of the more feared players in the league.

To me the story line is going to be whether the Steelers have enough
healthy O-linemen to compete. They are just broken down! And the
league wants to go to an 18 game schedule? Based on the Steelers
health this week, and watching the Saints try to compete in the
playoffs with their 7th string running back, I just don’t think the
move to an 18 game schedule is a wise one.

Back to the game on the field… The Jets defense did a tremendous
job against the Pats. They do have a challenge this week that the
Pats didn’t present. Mike Wallace is the best vertical threat in the
AFC. And while the Jets secondary showed that they can dominate
action near the line of scrimmage, if Wallace can get behind them he
can be a game breaker. That said – if Big Ben isn’t getting any
protection, he’s not going to have the time to throw the deep ball.

Meanwhile, the Jets receiving corps have been showing off lately. Santonio Holmes makes the prettiest most artistic touchdown
catches. I think he should be nicknamed Black Swan. For his ballet
moves! (Love that movie. OMG). And Braylon Edwards is living up to
his potential.

Call me crazy, but I see both road teams prevailing this week. Jets 21 – Steelers 16

Rebecca Grant‘s super bowl bound

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Private Box seats for football games don’t come with babes, but this won comes with rebecca grant.

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nfl cheerleaders take notes of sexy posing by rebecca grant

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nfc football playoff dream date with rebecca grant

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NFL Jersey Football dream date with rebecca grant

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Sports Reporter Rebecca Grant discusses her NFL playoff picture with Foster Kamer in Esquire Magazine.

Esquire magazine will follow Rebecca for an entire month, starting with this weeks wildcard’s, next weeks division championship and then on to the Super Bowl. With Rebecca’s intelligent analysis of each team in the playoffs, she was amongst the top NFL sports reporters to be asked about her thoughts during the NFL playoffs.

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Rebecca could not believe that Foster used every bit of her interview for the Esquire Magazine story, including her side jokes about Colts quarterback Peyton Manning and the very good looking and inexperienced New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez. In the next interview, Rebecca plans to give more of her own style of analogies, that have made her so unique and sought after for her NFL analysis and interviews of the NFL’s biggest super stars.

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Rebecca Grant was joined in this Esquire magazine article by sports reporters: SAGE STEELE from ESPN, LINDSAY McCORMICK from Comcast SportsNet (rumored to be dating Mark Sanchez),  SUZY KOLBER, ESPN, and ANGELA SUN from Yahoo.

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Written by: Rob Tencer

A romantic Monday night for me is dimming the lights and firing up the plasma. I get so excited thinking about this weeks matchup while I prepare my Geogia peach pie.  While Atlanta is known for their southern hospitality, there will be none for their gentlemen visitors from New Orleans on this Monday Night Football.

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The Falcons are my pick! I really dont know how a 12-2 team is under the radar, but they are! They’ve lost ONCE with Matty Ice as thir QB and have maybe the best WR in the league in Roddy White.  They can really run the ball with Turner and he’s been worth every pretty penny!  Veteran leaders on both sides of the ball with Tony Gonzalez on offence and Mike Peterson on defense will make it tough to fly through Atlanta unscathed.

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Gotta get back to my cooking, its just about time to take my peach pie out of the oven.

Rebecca Grant