It’s over. After 17 weeks of bliss and horror the regular season has gone dark like the deepest recesses of Peter King’s capacious colon. For some, like the tortured soul seen above, the end is a welcome one. Of course for others, let’s say those living in New England, the end is unbearable. Then there are those like me whose teams finished somewhere in the neighborhood of .500. Sure we’ll miss watching our favorite team week after week, but frankly we could probably use a break from one another. At least until they draft somewhere in the middle of the first round come April.

In the meantime those of us not fortunate enough to have a rooting interest in the playoffs can just sit back and watch as other fanbases come crashing back down to our level like so many of Tarvaris Jackson’s ill-fated heaves. But before we get too excited over the playoffs we have to take care of some lingering business. So continue after the jump for the regular season’s final Sean Taylor Memorial Meast of the Week.

This week’s Meast is a familiar site to anyone who knows their end-of-season football, the famed signal caller of the Indianapolis Colts. That tall and graceful slinger of the ball, who under the right circumstances could win the MVP every year. I’m speaking of course of the single greatest quarterback in the history of the NFL’s largely meaningless 17th week, Jim Sorgi.

Sorgi stepped in yet again when Peyton Manning couldn’t be troubled to finish things out, and he delivered with 22 completions on 30 attempts for a total of 178 yards.

It should be noted that Drew voted for Chad Pennington as this week’s Meast, but we all suspect that has more to do more with his insatiable lust for curly blond pubic hair than anything the quarterback has done on the field.

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