Once per day, yours truly does a Google news search of “profootballtalk” to see whether any members of the “real” media are calling us bad names.  (Roughly three times per week, the answer is “yes.”)

Over the past couple of days we’ve seen in different formats an article from Tony Moss of The Sports Network, in which he lists a few things that the NFL should change. 

Though we’re not big on ideas conjured by folks other than, you know, us, we really like Moss’s offering for the improvement of the Pro Bowl experience.

Moss thinks that the league should “form a Pro Bowl selection committee of no more than five people who cover the league nationally but have no discernable agenda, including but not limited to Peter King (Sports Illustrated), John Clayton or Len Pasquarelli (ESPN), Mike Florio (profootballtalk.com, The Sporting News), Adam Schefter (NFL Network) and someone from FOX or CBS or NBC who knows what they’re doing, to make the picks.”

Tony, I don’t know you, but I already love you.  Not that way.  (Not that there would be anything wrong with it if I did.  Except for the fact that I’m married.)

Anyway, we like the idea on the surface, especially since it would give yours truly a seat at the grown-ups’ table.  Then again, it would actually require me to expend effort, so maybe it’s not such a good idea, after all.