You won’t find two bigger Chad Ochocinco fans than @haydenlindley and @reidb11.. They’re not big enough fanatics of eight-five to pay his $20,000 bribe fine but they put together “The Ochocinco Project” in his honor. Turn up your speakers. Read the full story

Things are going downhill quickly for Brady Quinn in Cleveland. Coach Eric Mangini yanked Quinn from the starter role in favor of Derek Anderson and now rapper Common is taking shots at Brady. To be fair, Common dissed Derek Anderson too but it’s no fun making fun of him. Read the full story

Michael Jackson’s sudden death on June 25th has inspired a flood of YouTube tributes to the begloved one. Seemingly everyone with Garageband and a webcam has posted an MJ cover or rapped over a break from one of his many classic cuts. But out of all the musical eulogies dedicated to the King of Pop, perhaps none have been as hilariously bizarre as the jewel dropped by new Laker Ron Artest. On “Michael Michael“, which could be best described as an emo-rap ballad, Artest once again proves that he’s the funniest unintentionally funny person in sports. Despite the off-key singing and suspect-at-best flow, the haunting hook is somewhat catchy. Read the full story

Martellus Bennett (or Marty B) is a back up tight end for the Dallas Cowboys and another on the long list of athletes that wanna be rappers. Marty B’s first go round with the mic landed him in trouble because of his lyrics. He’s toned it down to Will Smith level with his latest rap about one of the greatest cereals of all-time, Captain Crunch. Read the full story

Former Illinois and NBA point guard Dee Brown is living the good life in Tel Aviv, Israel. He signed with Maccabi Electra in January, and the team won the Israeli Championship in June. Proving that you can take the player out of the States, but you can’t take the States out of the player, Brown celebrated by rapping at a Tel Aviv nightclub. Read the full story

Dallas Cowboys’ tight end Martellus “Marty B.” Bennett has released a new rap to apologize for a profanity laced rap on his YouTube channel. He needs to apologize for picking up a microphone. I’m less offended by his cussing than I am at his attempt to become an MC. (FIRST CUTS)

The Arizona Cardinals are going to their first Super Bowl in team history which means somebody has to rap about it. Courtesy of the fellas at Full of Sports comes this song about the redbirds from Arizona.

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