Morning Blogdome: We All Know That's You JoePa

• The Donger need food: At recent on campus signing, many of Penn State's Playboy models were besieged by their fellow classmates for autographs: “Can you put ‘To the Donger?’ “ one customer asked. “I have a buddy back home.” [ Busted Coverage] • Two-point call by Shanahan analyzed: "An NFL coach is, by nature, very conservative because he is all about trying to keep his job and minimize the blame that can be placed on him. Thus, the point after and overtime is the safe play — if the coin flip doesn’t go your way and the other team wins in overtime, the fault doesn’t lie quite so much with you. (Never understood this logic personally, if you can’t get a defense good enough to stop a team, isn’t that still the head coach’s fault?)" [ Signal to Noise] • It's gotten this bad for Chiefs fans — one is seriously considering Michael Vick next year: "Say what you will, but Vick has paid his debt to not just the NFL, but also society. You can’t say the same about one Pacman Jones. I also think that Vick is a better person than Pac and the like, one who ultimately fell victim to the company he kept and enabled. What he was involved in was terrible, but he didn’t paralyze a person like Pacman, and he’s paying a much higher price. Look at Jamal Lewis, who did hard time due to keeping some bad company. He came back a new man; contrite, humbled and refocused. I think Vick will do the same. Remember, both were pinpointed by authorities as guys that examples could be made of. Vick is paying his price, and, if you ask me, he deserves another shot." [ Arrowhead Addict] • A rundown of a Chuck Klosterman reading: "Finally, I almost forgot, someone asked him "If you had to give up either sports or music for the rest of your life, which would it be." Shockingly, he said he would nix music citing that he enjoys just sitting there and watching and listening to sports more as well as the fact that he liked sports first by a margin of 8 years to 11." [ The Ghosts Of Wayne Fontes]