PM Roundup: Jay Cutler and Kristin Cavallari Expecting Again, NFL Teams Get Paid to Honor Military, Be Nice to Dan Snyder

The PM Sports Roundup is back for a second week. Second verse, slightly different from the first.

Still a Long Way to Go to Catch Philip Rivers

Jay Cutler can't stop impregnating Kristin Cavallari http://t.co/EmS4ri5wn1 pic.twitter.com/IZE2SyrfmQ
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) May 11, 2015

No One Has Ever Accused College Power Brokers of Having Self-Awareness

One upwardly mobile commish on Vernon Adams' move up: "What message does that send to his teammates?" http://t.co/Dh6N9Weq7y
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) May 11, 2015

See, “Good Faith” and “Dan Snyder” Can Be Used in the Same Sentence, People

Sources say DC @MayorBowser has been advised to use @Redskins name in public as sign of good faith to team owner Dan Snyder.
— Mark Segraves (@SegravesNBC4) May 11, 2015

Another List Where The Cleveland Browns Rank at the Bottom

14 NFL Teams received $5.4 million in taxpayer money from the Department of Defense from 2011-2014, to promote honoring military heroes, according to this report from NJ.com. Atlanta led the way with pocketing $1,049,500 over that span, ahead of Buffalo ($944,000), Indianapolis ($620,000), and Green Bay ($600,000). The Cleveland Browns, meanwhile, received two separate payments totaling $22,500.

Wherein I Admit that I Don’t Know Who Ciara Is

Russell Wilson & Ciara Coupled Up in DC (Photos) http://t.co/aa9uXlRg8s pic.twitter.com/sQGN7Vn01g
— Robert Littal (@BSO) May 11, 2015

He’s In Real Trouble Now

Breaking: Grandy Jury indicts Aaron Hernandez for shooting Alexander Bradley, who allegedly witnessed double homicide
— Michele Steele (@ESPNMichele) May 11, 2015

Hernandez charged with intimidating a witness in a murder case - maximum penalty 10 years
— Michele Steele (@ESPNMichele) May 11, 2015