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Blog Hound: Weekend's NFL Action The No. 1 Topic

Over the weekend, the NFL was the most popular topic among the top sports blogs, in particular the Giants' win over the Panthers, losses by the Jets, Cardinals, and Lions, and the Chargers still having a chance to make the playoffs. Also highly discussed was Detroit News columnist Rob Parker asking Lions coach Rod Marinelli what many perceived to be an inappropriate question during a postgame news conference. Pictures and video from the demolition of the RCA Dome in Indianapolis were also popular. A Vancouver Courier column written by Mark Hasiuk raised eyebrows in the blog world due to some of its criticism towards the NBA. Rounding out the top five was speculation surrounding a Chinese government document that allegedly shows Nets F Yi Jianlian as being 24 years old, not 21 as he has led the NBA to believe. Visit www.sportsmediachallenge.com for more info or see chart below.

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