I know he's not a Bear, but he's still worth talking about. He is 100% certifiably INSANE. First, the Ocho Cinco thing, which was funny. Now, he's going around saying he's going to go over the middle and hit Ray Lewis in the mouth! I love it. You gotta love a guy with the stones to call out a guy who was allegedly involved with a murder outside a strip club at 3:00 am. I'm sure it won't end badly for him.

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"Tubby? Oh yes, Tubby."

I find Chad refreshing in a way. Yes, he likes to run his mouth, but he's not destructive like TO. He seems to enjoy playing and takes himself lightly - see his haircut this week for D'Angelo Hall outplaying him this weekend.

i still prefer guys like brian urlacher, rod smith, peyton manning, etc....the guys who STFU during the week and let thier sunday play do the talking.

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I'm with you. It's good to have a couple of crazy guys around. If the entire league was like him, though, I couldn't handle it.

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"Tubby? Oh yes, Tubby."

Urlacher goes on mass impregnating sprees during the week so he is too tired to talk then.

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He could learn some Spanish too. I believe eighty five is "ochenta cinco".

maybe he's "urbanizing" his number by saying "eight-five?"

Nas? anyone?

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@audioidkid

You're giving Chad a little too much credit.
I don't think he attended all his classes at Oregon.

After all this is the same guy who once said:

"I'm traveling to all 51 states to find someone who can stop 85"

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“Mmmm. Move over, eggs. Bacon just got a new best friend - fudge.”

he meant Iraq.

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This one's my favorite

" The bad thing is, he has to cover 85. The good, is, he can save 15 percent by switching his insurance to Geico."

The dude is entertaining on & off the field.

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“Mmmm. Move over, eggs. Bacon just got a new best friend - fudge.”

Seperated at birth?

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By Len Pasquarelli
ESPN.com


He lost his golden mohawk and now, unless Chad Johnson prevails on appeal, the colorful Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver is going to lose some pesos as well.

The league has fined Johnson $5,000 for wearing "Ocho Cinco" on a Velcro nameplate across the back of his uniform jersey before last Sunday's loss to the Atlanta Falcons. "Ocho Cinco," signifying his uniform No. 85, is the name by which Johnson said he wanted to be called the day leading up to the game.

ESPN's Chris Mortensen first reported Monday evening that the league planned to fine Johnson.

Johnson wore the faux nameplate over his real surname on the uniform for pre-game warmups, and it was conspicuous when he met with Falcons cornerback DeAngelo Hall, against whom he vowed to score two touchdowns, in practice. Just before kickoff, quarterback Carson Palmer ripped off "Ocho Cinco" nameplate, revealing "C. Johnson" on the back of the receiver's jersey.

It's expected that Johnson, who has been fined repeatedly in past seasons for his end zone choreography, will appeal the league's action.

The sixth-year veteran appeared at Wednesday's practice minus the mohawk he has been sporting since training camp. Johnson said last week that he would shave his head if he didn't score at least two touchdowns against the Falcons. He scored only once.

Senior writer Len Pasquarelli covers the NFL for ESPN.com

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“Mmmm. Move over, eggs. Bacon just got a new best friend - fudge.”