What about Bob?

I suspect we'll get an e-mail from Neil Best any time now, since we regularly chastise him for his gratuitous use of pictures of pretty women to pad his page views. But we've got a reason for this posting, because it relates to something Michael Strahan wrote in his newly released book, "Inside the Helmet: Life as a Sunday Afternoon Warrior."

Strahan admits he sometimes checks out the cheerleaders during games, and even suggests that one reason that teams use them is to distract opposing teams.

"The cheerleaders are a huge, huge distraction," he writes. "They aren't there just to distract the fans, they're used as a weapon against us, too. We stare at cheerleaders sometimes. It's against the rules for a cheerleader to date a player, but it happens all the time. I'll tell you the best girls in the league, by far, are not the famous Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders or the famed Raiderettes. It's not even close, folks. The Washington Redskins get the prize in my book. Every single one of those girls is stunning."

When I write my book, I'll tell you whether writers notice the cheerleaders, too. Maybe Best can answer that question; it'll at least give him an excuse to post a picture of a pretty woman.

In the meantime, Best has actually gotten better at not using pictures of pretty women to increase his page views. Not sure if it's coincidence or not, but his page views have skyrocketed in recent days, thanks to his breaking news on Imus.