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(Major hat tip to Awful Announcing on this one).

Tuesday night's "Law & Order: SVU" (a show my wife watches) had a storyline about a professional quarterback who wears the #12, plays for a team that wears blue and red, dates a supermodel and is one of the top QBs in the league. Sounds like a certain MVP named Tom Brady, doesn't it.

Oh, and the character is also the main suspect in a gay murder.

AA grabbed this quote from the Boston Herald:

Anyway, the QB ends up getting arrested and convicted for the crime - even though someone else did it - but who cares about any of that? We're still trying to get over the image of the faux Brady in the faux Gillette Stadium being questioned by the faux detectives during practice. We damn near fell off the couch!

We rang up team spokesguy Stacey James, who was shocked - shocked! - at the "SVU" storyline, which, as you know, is usually "ripped from the headlines." But James declined comment.

A spokeswoman for NBC, which airs the show created by Dick Wolf, who grew up in New York - but, oddly, went to high school at Bill Belichick's alma mater, Phillips Academy in Andover - also had little to say.

"NBC has no comment," said Amanda Ruisi. "L & O is fiction."

This New York-Boston thing is getting out of hand. You still have more World Series rings and you just beat them in the Super Bowl. Lay off! Or, keep going because it is hilarious!

If you didn't know, L&O: SVU takes place in New York and Brady plays for New England. And while I'm sure that this is just a fictional character invented by the writing staff there, it is quite funny that they'd add the team color scheme, the clef chin, supermodel lover and the fact he wears the #12 to it (you can see a picture of what the QB looked like here).

This comes a few weeks after "South Park" ragged on Bill Belichick. No word if there are any Randy Moss characterizations looming.