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It’s a perfect week for him to step into that role as St. Louis is up next. Chris Jennings, Cleveland Browns Jennings has 73 yards against the Steelers, and should have even more running room against the Chiefs next week. Then he has the Raiders in Week 16. Maurice Morris, Detroit Lions If the waiver wire got picked over, you can stay at home and take Morris. I don’t like either of his next two match-ups (Arizona, San Francisco), but if he’s all that’s out there, you don’t have a choice Originally published at LestersLegends ..

"WWE needs to push new talent!""Why is this guy champion He's too new and underqualified!"Two sentences I've heard as of late Quite contradictory to each other.Hello readers. It has been quite some time since I posted an article to Bleacher Report, and for that I apologize. This semester of school has been nothing but rough on me, and I take this time out of killing myself over finals to once again voice my opinion.No one wants to hear about me of course. The reason I write this is because at TLC last night, Sheamus defeated the former WWE Champion, John Cena, to begin his first reign as champion in the WWE.As with almost everything the WWE does, there are very mixed feelings about this action. This particular event, however, seems to have stirred up much more than anything I have ever seen before (granted, I haven't been a wrestling fan for long.)Why is the WWE Universe so stirred up about thisBecause we were shocked. Plain and simple.I'll get my opinion out of the way right now: I wanted John Cena to lose last night.

Not just because Idon't necessarily like him, but because I do like Sheamus. Now, no matter how much I wanted to see the title change hands, I truly did not believe it would happen last night.Yes I said it, I wanted it to happen. Sure, he's friends with the right people, but that's the case because he puts time and effort into what he does. He attends things he doesn't have to attend, and he is dedicated. I became a fan of Sheamus last night.So, now, I go back to the title of this article: Isn't this what we wantedI suppose some would answer yes, while some, no.

I guess we expected a new champion to come from a slow and steady Kingston push That's fine. However, whether you like the methods or not, the WWE put new talent in the title picture, and put a brand new name on the belt. I'll admit, Sheamus could have won in a way that seemed less accidental, though I would still like to think his push to John Cena was intentional. And I sure wouldn't have closed the show with a tag team title match. Are you happy with where the title is now Was it too soon for Sheamus to get the title Why. The Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to trade for coveted pitcher Roy Halladay in a three-team blockbuster that would send Halladay to the Phillies and Cliff Lee to the Mariners.Sources say Halladay would agree to a long-term contract extension that would complete the deal. Halladay would go to the National league while Lee would return to the American league where he won the 2008 Cy Young award.Details of the deal have yet to come out, however it is almost certain Philadelphia would be giving up Lee.