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September 6, 2007 2:29 PM

Before we get started, remember that we're firing up today's chat session at 3 ET. Look forward to seeing you guys. Now, here's a quick serving of afternoon Hash:

Look who's starting at running back in Atlanta. Makes me feel even better about taking Chris Brown seven spots before him in our fantasy draft.

Here's the intro from the last time the Bengals played on "Monday Night Football."

Quick, name the 20 most influential people in the NFL.

Think twice the next time you see this former broadcaster in first class.

Would someone give Rex Ryan�a head coaching job already so we don't have to hear how hard he works.

The Titans are having a hard time saying goodbye to Leftwich.

Why can't we just let hockey keep one tradition?

Now that he's in the Hall of Fame, does Thurman Thomas really need to be playing the cartoon role of Jak the Rabbit?

Big Ben weighs in on Cowher's next coaching stop.

Peter King's�magical�500 list now being used against every player not ranked in top 10.

Speaking of Portis, check out his list of alter-egos.

Our friends at Buc'em�are afraid the Seahawks have too much inside information.

Our favorite Sal Pal is calling out Tiki in a new book.

Seattle Times reporter Danny O'Neil, a huge Hash supporter, provides us with a Top 10 Seahawks list.

Tiki Barber, Clinton Portis, Peter King, Ben Roethlisberger, Thurman Thomas, Byron Leftwich, Chris Brown, Warrick Dunn

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