Javale McGee made one Chipotle-loving Nuggets fan happy. The Denver center visited the popular fast food chain and tweeted that the first 10 people to meet him there get a free meal. Unfortunately for McGee, only one fan took him up on the offer.

Jets supporter Fireman Ed may be smiling after New York's victory over Buffalo, but he better watch his back. Kansas City's Belly Boy is the newest NFL superfan sensation.

Katie from Williamstown, Mass. wrote in to request I show some love to Victoria's Secret model Lindsay Ellingson. So here is some love for the lovely Ms. Ellingson.

Olympic gymnasts McKayla Maroney and Aly Raisman both fell and suffered injuries during a performance in Ontario, Calif.

Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, once named the World's Sexiest Ice Man, is a responsible dog owner.

Patrick Ewing felt insulted by the Knicks offer to make him coach of their D-League team ... Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is one tough meterosexual, according to receiver Wes Welker ... Abby Wambach has her own beer ... Bears quarterback Jay Cutler kindly requests that fans quiet down in the red zone ... Ranking the Top 10 NBC sitcoms of all time ... The Grizzlies are offering free preseason tickets if you turn in your firearms.

Pro wrestling legend Jerry "The King" Lawler suffered a heart attack last night during a Monday Night Raw event in Montreal. According to Smith Hart, who was backstage with older brother Bret Hart, the 62-year-old Lawler was clinically dead for 20 minutes before being brought back to life by EMTs. Lawler was breathing on his own by the end of the telecast and will hopefully make a full recovery. In the meantime, here's one of Lawler's most famous moments - his 1982 appearance on the Dave Letterman show in which he slaps Andy Kaufman in the face.

There is nothing more entertaining than when the NFL puts microphones on its players. Case in point: Arian Foster against the Jaguars.