Is Tom Brady the best NFL player ever to wear No. 12? Who would you chose at No. 28 between Marshall Faulk and Darrell Green? You've seen our selections for jersey numbers 00-49 and 50-99 for the greatest NFL players of alltime by jersey number. Now it's your turn. Give us your thoughts.

In the wake of Yankees third baseman and confessed steroid user Alex Rodriguez joining the exclusive 600 HR Club on Wednesday and new controversy surrounding doping allegations against cyclist Lance Armstrong, drug use in sports is once again making headlines. Is it time that performance-enhancing drugs are allowed if athletes choose to use them, or should leagues and governing bodies remain vigilant in keeping PEDs out of sports?

Today on SI.com are two stories with opposing viewpoints. Michael Rosenberg writes:

"The first goal of any legal system should be to protect the innocent. And I sure hope there will always be a place in popular sports for athletes who simply want to be their very best, naturally. That is why sports need performance-enhancing drug testing. If you get rid of the testing, you punish those who are right so you can forgive those who are wrong."

But Paul Daugherty says this is all much ado about nothing:

"Let them do what they want. If it's legal and approved by the FDA, let professional athletes pop, inject, rub or otherwise ingest whatever they damned well please."

What do you think?

In the history of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Pete Rozelle radio-television award, Howard Cosell has never won the prize. ESPN's Chris Berman is this year's recepient and previous winners include Curt Gowdy, John Madden, Pat Summerall, Frank Gifford and Lesley Visser.

SI.com explores Cosell's case in this story and asks its readers, Did Howard Cosell do enough in his stint with Monday Night Football to deserve the award?

SI.com's Frank Deford thinks commissioner Bud Selig should act in the best interest of baseball and overrule the call that cost Armando Galarraga his perfect game. But on Thursday afternoon, Major League Baseball announced that the call would stand. Should Selig have overturned Joyce? Let us know what you think.

With the news that French superstar Thierry Henry's oft-rumored move to the New York Red Bulls is now likely a reality after the World Cup, what do you think the move does for MLS? Do you think Henry still has what it takes to dominate or is his down year for Barcelona an indication that he's past his prime? Does his acquisition make the Red Bulls the favorites for the MLS Cup this year? Post your thoughts below.