CHFF spreads across media like Third-World STD

The Cold, Hard Football Facts are all over the print and broadcast media this week. It kicked off yesterday with a spot on Mile High Sports Radio in Denver. Sadly, scorching-hot Broncos cheerleader and on-air talent Renee Herlocker (click here for a completely gratuitous photo of her) wasn't around yesterday during our talk. Surprise! A hottie doesn't want to talk to a troll. Go figure.

 

In any case, here's what we got going on (all times Eastern):

 

With two Packers legends on it, the Cold, Hard Football Facts definitive list of Top 10 quarterbacks drew a lot of attention in Wisconsin. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel columnist Bob Wolfley touted the list from the "combative crew at coldhardfootballfacts.com." Appleton Post-Crescent blogger Mike Woods also picked up on the story.

 

 

When the News & Observer of Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina needed an expert in beer and football, they turned to the Cold, Hard Football Facts and asked Byrne to compare his two favorite subjects. The author, friend of the Cold, Hard Football Facts and "All About Beer" publisher Julie Bradford, kind of glossed over an inability to find a beer with which to compare the Giants as not knowing anything about the team. But, otherwise, a fun piece.

 

Byrne pieced together the ultimate Super Bowl tailgate for The Boston Herald, complete with recipes from top chefs such as Todd English to those from Cold, Hard Football Facts Forum member and troll Jay Hreczuck, who offered his "pulled pork for dummies."

 

More on the 10 greatest quarterbacks ever with host and old pal Homer True on ESPN Radio Milwaukee. Listen live here.

 

Byrne's appearance on Martha Stewart Living on Sirius Radio with host Kerry Nolan, originally scheduled for last week, has been moved to Thursday. Click here for more info. Also, you can kick the tires on Sirius by getting its free online trial.