Okay, people… today is the LAST day for scoring Fantasy UnSports points.  Any PQE between now and midnight (Central Time) is valid, and will be posted.  Then, tomorrow morning, I’ll have your final leaderboard for this inaugural season.  The winner will get a great prize from me, as voted on by you readers and players. There have actually been some more PQEs in the last couple days.  And I’m not even talking about Michael Irvin or Warren Sapp–though those guys are making me consider allowing former players to be eligible for points in Year 2 of Fantasy UnSports. Here’s...

Way back in the beginning of the season, we had a few active NFL players pledge to donate their brains to science to help with concussion research.  We awarded points for that and even created a new PQE for it. Well, here’s another one.  Bears linebacker Hunter Hillenmeyer has joined the ranks of those giving away their grey matter when they die.  Good for you Hunter.  Maybe this research will help prevent future traumatic injures. Or maybe it’s just a good headline. Either way, that’s 45 Points.  (sorry, guys, but it appears the Bears don’t have cheerleaders–at least...

Ray Maualuga, of the Cincinnati Bengals (and also of the “hard name to spell” club), was arrested last night for a DUI.  That’s a paddlin’.  Oh, also it’s 65 Points. Josh Cribbs is a good guy.  And a thoughtful one at that.  He’s thankful for the help of his teammates who have aided his rise to the top of the NFL’s return man chart.  So thankful… he took 9 of his special teams blockers with him to Pro Bowl Week.  Oh, and he’s wearing their jersey’s throughout the week, one by one.  That’s pretty sweet.  I almost think...

When Charles Woodson isn’t busting heads, he’s helping kids.  Today, prior to the game in Detroit, it was ann0unced that the Green Bay Packer has donated $2 Million to a children’s hospital at the University of Michigan. Good on you, Charles.  Good on you.  55 points to Woodson owners and Packers owners. Oh–Happiest of Thanksgivings to you all as well. Tweet This...

With his free time–available to him since becoming a “might start, might be inactive” NFL player–Jevon Kearse still finds time to be a nice guy. Pro Football Talk reports that Kearse has donated 600 turkeys and Thanksgiving meals to the fine folks of our armed services at Fort Myers.  It is, according to the article, something he does every year. Hard to knock a guy who uses some of his wealth and fame to help the less fortunate, even if he is a diva who leaves games entirely after finding out he’s been deemed inactive for the game. 40 Points to Kearse and Titans owners...