Everyone loves a viral video. Even marketing departments of giant corporations. Which is why it's no secret that many of the viral vids your co-workers send you are not actually "real." They're real in that they are a video that's going viral. But they're not real in the fact that the people and stunts in the video are paid actors and the actions taking place are CGI'd more often than you want to believe.

What was sorely missing from the Colts shellacking at the hands of the Texans on Sunday was the camera cutting to a dejected, neck halo-wearing Peyton Manning. This game would have been much, much more entertaining if the camera kept showing Peyton Manning in the owner's booth, trying to stay as calm as possible and not rip the bolts out of his head. Since we don't have that shot, here are a few images of what Peyton Manning probably looks like right now.

NFL players are known for being tough, aggressive and violent people who will sacrifice their bodies to win at any cost. Emo kids, on the other hand, will sit in their room and cry if their mom doesn't buy them the right kind of organic tea. So, we wondered what it would look like if we combined the two using very poor Photoshop techniques. 

1. Tony Romo as an Emo Kid

Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly had a bad first weekend of college football. Not only did the Notre Dame-USF game get delayed a few hours due to lightning, but his team lost, despite outgaining South Florida by 300 yards (but they turned the ball over five times). Which really seemed to tick off the Notre Dame coach, because he kept screaming til his face nearly exploded on the sideline. Here are a few of our favorite Brian Kelly yelling photos.

It's been a tough offseason for college football. This summer we've been bombarded by scandals surrounding Oregon, Miami and Ohio State. And these are just the schools that have gotten caught. So we thought we'd take a step back and look at what the college football Top 25 would look like if it was only populated by clean programs. As you can see, it looks a little different than the AP's Top 25.

We at Athlon Sports are all for the environment. We like our parks pristine, our air smog-free, and our water drinkable.