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On Sunday night, instead of talking about the Saints' victory, Tom Jackson on ESPN decided to talk yet some more about Brett Favre:

"That's the thing about Brett Favre: He's not afraid to throw interceptions. You have to admire him for that."

Naturally, this comment has been skewered throughout the Internets:

Weary of ESPN's constant Favre fellatio, baseball writer Craig Calcaterra joked on Twitter: "That's the thing about Buckner: he's not afraid to muff a grounder. That's one of the things I most admire about him."

Followed by a whole Twitter page with additional suggestions for what Tom Jackson can talk about next:

Some of my favorites [A couple are pretty twisted, I must admit]:

That's the thing about Randy Moss. He's not afraid to take a play off. You gotta respect that.

That's the thing about Chris Webber. He's not afraid to call time-out when he doesn't have one left. Gotta admire that.

That's the thing about Bernie Madoff. He's not afraid to make money. He's like a kid out there.

That's the thing about God. He's not afraid to let bad things happen to good people. He's like a kid out there.

That's the thing about Chamberlain [AN: Neville, not Wilt] - the guy wasn't afraid to make a compromise. You gotta respect that.

That's the thing about the Hindenburg - not afraid to fly with a flammable gas holding it up.That's desire. That's heart. You gotta respect that.