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PFT Live: Jacoby Jones' late touchdown reception against the Broncos is reaching legendary status in Baltimore, and the wide receiver joins PFT Live to discuss the reception and more. A year ago Jones was cut by the Texans, but now he's on the verge of a Super Bowl berth with the Ravens. Claiming he's had ample motivation this season should be considered an understatement. (NBC Sports)

Fantasy Fix: Erik Kuselias briefs us on a couple fantasy football moves he'd make this week and none are as surprising as his declaration to sit Larry Fitzgerald for Green Bay's James Jones. (NBC Sports)

Ravens WR Jacoby Jones and DB Corey Graham talk about Baltimore's big win over the Steelers. (NBC Sports)

ProFootballTalk: Erik Kuselias and Mike Florio talk about Jimmy Johnson's comments regarding Jerry Jones and finally put to rest the feud regarding Jones naming himself GM while Johnson was coaching the Cowboys. (NBC Sports)

SportsTalk: Bob Costas talks with Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones about his unique dual role, and gets Jones the owner to admit that he would fire Jones the GM. (NBC Sports)

PFT Live: Mike Florio talks about Jerry Jones' recent comments that his team "is a team that can compete for a championship -- not next year, this year." It's good to be optimistic, but Florio also says he needs to be realistic. (NBC Sports)

TODAY's Professionals –  Nancy Snyderman, Donny Deutsch, and Star Jones –  debate the hot topics of the day, including whether The New York Times' criticism of U.S. Olympic track star Lolo Jones was too harsh. (TODAY)

Lolo Jones came just one tenth of a second short for an Olympic medal yesterday in the women's 100-meter hurdles. She talks about the disappointing race and breaks down in tears over harsh criticism she experienced just days before the race. (TODAY)

Star Jones, attorney and former prosecutor, analyzes Mike McQueary's testimony during the third day of Jerry Sandusky's sexual abuse trial, saying the prosecution has a "gift" in his eyewitness recollections. (TODAY)

The 29-year-old track star and London hopeful says that her commitment to remain a virgin until marriage is the "hardest thing she has ever done in her life," "harder than training for the Olympics." (TODAY)