20 Most Ridiculous Google Image Headshots in Sports

We do a lot of Google searching for athletes and coaches, and from time to time we come across some results that leave us scratching our head. Here's a look at some of the most ridiculous headshots Google has ever chosen.

It's NBA star LeBron James. He's playing the fiddle. Seriously Google, this is the picture you chose? It's the photo equivalent of having country singer Charlie Daniels hanging from the rim after a monster dunk.

Holy crap! Was this photo taken before or after Al Davis died?

Good for Tom Brady. Not many Super Bowl winning quarterbacks would go to Glamour Shots.

Poor Bobby Petrino. He wrecks his motorcycle, ends up in a neckbrace, gets busted having an affair, and gets fired from his Arkansas coaching job. And Google pulls in the one image that will make him relive it every time he gets online.

Bizarre. That's really the only way to describle this Google headshot of Dolphins' receiver Chad Ochocinco. Considering he plays for the Dolphins, maybe the text on that photo should read - Waiting for the Perfect Quarterback.

Maybe he's praying that he'll play in the NBA again.

Note to self: Do not piss off Florida Gators' head coach Will Muschamp.

Surely at some point during his coaching career there's a photo somewhere of South Carolina’s Frank Martin not yelling. Surely.

This is the type of photo you pick for Michael Jordan, not Detroit slugger Miguel Cabrera.

We're pretty sure New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan would make this exact face if he saw the photo Google chose.

Well, they got this photo of New York Jets safety LaRon Landry half right.

Uh Derp.

Strange, we don't remember Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy walking the red carpet.

Wake up Monte! Wake up, we want to take your picture!

For a split second, we thought we had searched for Jabba the Hutt.

Nothing says successful gridiron coach like a big thumbs up and big glass of lemonade.

Will someone tell Google this is a picture of the Mariners’ pitcher Felix Hernandez in disguise as Larry Bernandez?

Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey is having the best season of his career and recently released a book about his life. As for this, we have no clue.

One word: Afro-awesomeness.

At least he isn't playing a fiddle.