sports survey of the day

After a competitive 60 minutes of regulation and 15 minutes of overtime, the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings played to a stalemate, tying in their Week 12 game. Should there be ties in the NFL?

NFL legends Peyton Manning and Tom Brady are set to square off again this weekend on Sunday night when the Denver Broncos travel to Foxborough to take on the New England Patriots. Has Brady or Manning had the better career?

Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade has sold a sitcom based on his life to Fox, to the surprise of pretty much everyone. But which athlete's life would make the best sitcom?

The Kansas City Chiefs are off to a 9-0 start this season, but they have been far from convincing in a number of their victories. Are the Chiefs legitimate contenders for the Super Bowl this season?

Sure, the World Series may have just ended, but it's never too early to look to the future. Many teams will have dramatically different rosters come April of 2014 than they do now, but who do you think will win the World Series next year?

The Jacksonville Jaguars are halfway through their season, having completed eight games. Unfortunately for them, they are also halfway to a winless season.

Oregon is by far the most stylish team in college football. The Ducks, thanks to Nike, have a mind-blowing number of uniform combinations, each more eye-catching than the next. Now, the team has focused its attention on wearing a uniform for a cause, as it plans on sporting pink shoes, socks and helmets to raise funds for the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. Do you like Oregon's new look?

After six weeks, there are only two undefeated teams left in the NFL. The Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs have emerged as the best two teams in the league. But which of them is the better team?

Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub went down with an ankle injury in the team's Week 6 loss to the St. Louis Rams. Instead of receiving a sympathetic reaction from the crowd at Reliant Stadium, the injury was cheered, as was Schaub's replacement, T.J. Yates. Is it ever okay to cheer for an injury in sports?

It's not uncommon to see a player flop in the NBA (remember Chris Paul?), but it would seem that the technique is also quite common in the NFL.