Colts cheerleader Megan M. promised to shave her head if the team's mascot, Blue, could raise $10,000 for cancer research in honor of coach Chuck Pagano, who was diagnosed with leukemia in September. She made good on her promise yesterday, and was joined by fellow cheerleader, Crystal B. Ravens running back Ray Rice had the play of the weekend. ... Bears quarterback Jay Cutler is a weird dude. He taunted the Vikings after a FIVE-yard run and tied a teammates shoelaces. ... Chiefs running back Peyton Hillis attempted a pass against the Broncos, which gave us our folly of the day. Putting on face paint while looking in the mirror proved to be a problem for this Florida State fan. ... For some reason, ESPN made analyst Jesse Palmer apologize to viewers because he flashed the Texas "hook 'em horns" sign upside down. Oh, the travesty! ... Penn State coach Bill O'Brien said what sounded EXACTLY like the f-word to an ESPN reporter after his team beat Wisconsin. O'Brien claims he was saying "fighter." You be the judge.

Cameron, of Oakland, says, "Jimmy, I know you've featured Bambi Lashell in Hot Clicks before. (I believe you were a big fan.) I follow her on Twitter and she's a big Raiders fan and was tweeting her disappointment throughout yesterday's embarrassing loss to the Bengals. You should cheer up Bambi and Raider Nation by giving her Hot Clicks love again." Raider Nation can fend for itself, but I do like the idea of cheering up Bambi, so I'm granting Cameron's request. As if people didn't already love country singer and sports WAG Carrie Underwood, she went on Twitter and taunted her husband, Predators forward Mike Fisher, for his purse-holding abilities. Today is Cyber Monday. If you're shopping for a professional athlete, you're in luck. The sprinklers went on during yesterday's Seahawks-Dolphins game. When this happened, I got a bunch of tweets about Buffalo Wild Wings, but had no idea what they meant. I've since learned the restaurant has a commercial where this occurs. The video below is a mashup of these things.

You know what's gold to a local newscast? A brawl breaking out over women's panties. (Thanks to Derek, of Albany, N.Y., for the video.)