Michael Jordan has become the subject of a debate regarding

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In recent years , the greatest basketball player of all time. So it’s fitting that Jordan produced a preview of football’s on-field contest between two quarterbacks who can make the case for being the NFL’s GOAT: Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers or Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.The segment debuted Sunday night, and it provoked a response from Lebron James.“IM READY!!!!” James tweeted. “Oh my bad I thought, maybe u were, umm never mind back to my regular schedule program.”Um, does Lebron think that basketball’s GOAT debate would be resolved by having James and Jordan play a game of one-on-one now, with Jordan at 56? The question isn’t whether James would beat Jordan now (surely he would). The question is whether James in his prime would beat Jordan in his prime.I’d take Jordan.Report: RB Rex Burkhead and LB Ja’Whaun Bentley being sent to IR If that cover photo doesn’t sum up what the last couple weeks have felt like around here , I don’t know what does.According to the Boston Globe’s Jim McBride, running back Rex Burkhead and rookie “maybe it’s OK to hope the future is bright on defense?” linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley are both being placed on Injured Reserve today.And of course, ESPN’s Patriots reporter and all-around class act Mike Reiss appears to have already dug up the tape on what happened to both guys. The Burkhead injury we could’ve seen coming, as he left the game early - the Bentley one, not so much. Here’s Burkhead’s last play from Sunday:And here’s Bentley’s:We’ll keep this post updated if/when we get more information.In the meantime, PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD , nobody say “What else could go wrong?”UPDATE (sort of): Our old pal Evan reminds us that both players are eligible to come off of Injured Reserve after 8 weeks:If Bentley’s injury isn’t a season-ender, bringing him back is a no-brainer, as he’s apparently one of a few guys I can count on one hand that actually seem to be able to do anything on defense.