Week 1 – SEP 14 – 7:00 PM (ET)
Buffalo at New England
San Diego at Oakland – 10:15 PM

Week 2 – SEP 21 – 8:30 PM
Indianapolis at Miami

Week 3 – SEP 28 – 8:30 PM
Carolina at Dallas

Week 4 – OCT 5 – 8:30 PM
Green Bay at Minnesota

Week 5 – OCT 12 – 8:30 PM
New York Jets at Miami

Week 6 – OCT 19 – 8:30 PM
Denver at San Diego

Week 7 – OCT 26 – 8:30 PM
Philadelphia at Washington

Week 8 – NOV 2 – 8:30 PM
Atlanta at New Orleans

Week 9 – NOV 9 – 8:30 PM
Pittsburgh at Denver

Week 10 – NOV 16 – 8:30 PM
Baltimore at Cleveland

Week 11 – NOV 23 – 8:30 PM
Tennessee at Houston

Week 12 – NOV 30 – 8:30 PM
New England at New Orleans

Week 13 – DEC 7 – 8:30 PM
Baltimore at Green Bay

Week 14 – DEC 14 – 8:30 PM
Arizona at San Francisco

Week 15 – DEC 21 – 8:30 PM
New York Giants at Washington

Week 16 – DEC 28 – 8:30 PM
Minnesota at Chicago

That’s your NFL Monday Night Football Schedule for 2009.

The UFC 101 salaries weren’t as high as they were for UFC 100 but they were still very good. Here are some of the reported UFC 101 payouts as bonuses in addition to the fighters regular salary…

- B.J. Penn earned $60,000 for “submission of the night”

- Forrest Griffin earned $60,000 for “fight of the night”

- Anderson Silva earned $120,000 for “fight of the night” and “knockout of the night”

Not a bad payout if you ask me! I’m sure the UFC 101 salaries for each fighter were quite substantial already and when you add a $60,000+ bonus into the mix it turns into one heck of a payday!

I wonder what internet fighting sensation and newest member of the UFC, Kimbo Slice, will get paid for his fights? He’s more famous than most of the top UFC fighters already, even though he has yet to prove himself as an MMA fighter.