Four teams did not send a representative to the Pro Bowl – Buffalo, Cincinnati, Seattle and Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers (9-6) were the only team with a winning record — and still alive for the playoffs — left without a player in the Pro Bowl.

Buccaneers LT Donald Penn feels that is just wrong.

Some rivalries come and go, but bitter divisional rivalries always continue to fester.

There will be a heavy dose of Eagles talk as Rod Woodson is joined by host Paul Burmeister, analyst Torry Holt and reporter Kara Henderson on “NFL Total Access.”

NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi, reported to have interviewed for the 49ers’ GM position, said the job is going to in-house candidate Trent Baalke.

49ers fans, CEO Jed York says he’s as frustrated with eight consecutive non-winning seasons as you are.

The Pro Bowl snub that caught my eye was Packers QB Aaron Rodgers.

Sterling Sharpe is boldly going where no analyst has gone before. Well, not exactly, but he is going out on a limb and making quite the prediction for Week 17.

Eagles fans, you probably woke up wondering why you waited an extra 48 hours to watch what transpired at the Linc Tuesday night. There are probably support groups for what ails you.

Well, Week 16 is finally over, so here is one more updated look at the playoff scenarios heading into Week 17:

Eagles QB Michael Vick has led many fantasy teams to a championship because of his stellar play, but he is apparently trying to give it all back. Vick could easily have four interceptions right now, but thankfully the Vikings cannot hold on to the ball.

Now that the 2011 Pro Bowl rosters have been announced, here’s a breakdown of the AFC and NFC rosters.

If LaMarr Woodley’s lucky, the Steelers will be playing in the Super Bowl, which would make this Pro Bowl snub nonsense a moot point.

Shades of Martin Scorsese (“Goodfellas”) losing to Kevin Costner (“Dances with Wolves”) for Oscar for Best Director, above is a breakdown of the offensive snubs for the 2010 Pro Bowl — per Torry Holt and Charles Davis.

The latest step in Michael Vick’s resurgence is a start in the 2011 Pro Bowl.

Ignoring the NFC playoff seedings for now, I believe the Falcons and Saints are trending toward a third meeting this season, one that will decide who goes to Super Bowl XLV.