What’s Brewing With Jen Includes A Musical Collaboration and a WWE And NFL Collaboration

See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever? Jen Scordo shares a few recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that includes A Monday Night Football collaboration and a WWE and NFL collab… Here are her stories from today. Justin Timberlake and Timbaland Team Up For Monday Night Football Justin Timberlake and Timbaland have teamed up to collaborate with ESPN to choose the music for a few Monday Night Football games during the upcoming season.  For seven weeks to be exact, the two will pick the music for commercials, live telecasts and pregame programs.  The music will either be produced by the pair or just picked by the two musicians.  This news dropped just days before Timberlake and Timbabland drop a new single with Nelly Furtado. “Keep Going Up” will drop on September 1st. The three last collaborated in 2007 with the hit “Give It To Me.” The new single will be featured in the Monday Night Football kickoff September 11th as the Jets and Aaron Rodgers take on the Buffalo Bills. The two will curate the music for several Monday night games this season, including Week 11 when our own Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the battle of the two former Super Bowl teams. [Source - americansongwriter.com] WWE And The NFL Team Up For Title Belts Wrestling and the NFL are collaborating for a new line of NFL themed championship belts.  They’re called the ‘Legacy Title Belt’ and features the official colors and logos from all 32 NFL teams.  You can get your hands on one of these limited time only championship belts, but it’s going to cost you… It will cost you $549.99 to be exact. Woah. But if you have the means, the Eagles themed belt would be a super cool addition to your man cave. [Source - NBCSports.com] [caption id="attachment_478058" align="alignnone" width="300"] WWE news conference[/caption] [select-gallery gallery_id="220807" syndication_name="wrestlemania-facts" description="yes"]