Mediaite isn’t typically fertile ground for stories on Chad Ochocinco, the eccentric football star known to (besides changing his name to what we hope he does not think means “eighty-five” in Spanish) hang out with Bill Clinton and running a fictional news network. But today, waiting in the airport, he seems to have found a strange and quite polarizing bedfellow: Glenn Beck, whose book he has begun to read and classified as “#EPIC.”

Back in October, Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chad Ochocinco announced plans to create his own Twitter-based football news network, the not-so-subtly-titled OCNN, with Motorola. Now, after a dormant period, OCNN is finally in action, using the Super Bowl’s infamous Media Day as a springboard.

Cincinnati Bengals star wide receiver Chad Ochocinco is one of the best trash talkers in the NFL, and has build up a strong following on Twitter while using the social media to pull back the curtain.

This week, he was matched up with New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis, and the trash talk reached a new level – that could lead to a name change.

We’ve written about the pleasures of following NFL star Chad Ochocinco on Twitter before, but over the last two hours the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver has taken it to the next level.

Combining humor and serious analysis, Ochocinco went rogue with a critique of the ongoing discussions regarding the collective bargaining agreement between the owners and the players. Then he said he got cut.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco took a break from serving up hibachi at a Benihana during a date (seriously, he Twitpic’ed the whole thing) to break some real, serious news.

After New England Patriots star QB Tom Brady went down with a cringe-inducing shoulder injury last night, no one knew what happened. But one guy had the scoop – Ochocinco.