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Miami Heat star LeBron James had a little fun mocking Buffalo Bills receiver�s Steve Johnson controversial touchdown dance during a flag football game in which he competed against Kevin Durant. Johnson pretended to shoot himself in the leg to imitate Plaxico Burress� shooting incident.

The dance didn�t work out so well for Johnson�s reputation, but is LeBron James� dance funnier or equally offensive?

ESPN NFL analyst Hugh Douglas hit a nerve with @KingJames fans in the twitterverse after he ripped LeBron James for the dance mocking Burress� legal troubles on ESPN�s First Take.

Douglas looked into a camera, grabbed his neck to signify choking and said �how about this, because that�s what you did in the Finals. First and foremost, why don�t you learn how to play your game first instead of worrying about somebody else�s?�

�That really bothered me making fun of Plaxico Burress. This man got shot and went to jail.�

Douglas added, �Plaxico Burress played in the Super Bowl and he got a ring. Get a ring first before you talk about anybody, bottom line.�

(On a sidenote, the NFL fined Steve Johnson $10,000 for his touchdown celebration mocking Plaxico Burress)

In slight defense of James, it appears he was making fun of Steve Johnson�s touchdown celebration rather than Burress. But details, schmetails.

The volume levels always go up when ESPN personalities Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith meet on First Take. But the decibels reached another notch when the subject of Dwight Howard�s future with the Orlando Magic came up as a topic.

At one point, Smith directly addressed the city of Orlando saying  �he�s not staying� Bayless retorted, directly into the camera, with �Orlando, he�s staying. Trust me.�

Here�s an except from the debate

Stephen A. Smith: From everything that I�m being told, he wants to be in Hollywood. His vibrant personality, that magnetic smile that can rival that of Magic Johnson, his playful mood, etc, etc, etc. That kind of stuff feeds into his aspirations to be in Hollywood. I think that the only sure thing you can take from all of this is that he ain�t staying in Orlando. In 2007, when LeBron and Cleveland went to the Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, I was in the city of Cleveland and said, hey look the boy ain�t coming back. It�s over, enjoy it while you can.� Orlando, I hope you hear me. He ain�t staying. From every indication I�ve received, he has no desire to stay in Orlando, Florida and to be quite honest with you, I can�t blame him.�

Skip Bayless: �Can I have my camera please? Orlando, he�s staying. Trust me on this one. I told you all through the NBA lockout that the NBA would be back in business around Christmas time and I�ve said for a year now that Dwight Howard is not built to go somewhere else. I believe he loves being the biggest fish in a small pond. I just believe he�s gonna play the field�he�s gonna play the game and say I�m really intrigued by Hollywood and in the end he�s gonna take the most money to recommit long-term in Orlando because that�s his comfort zone. And he�ll try to put pressure on his franchise to surround him with better pieces, blah, blah, blah. I just think that�s the way he�s built that he doesn�t want the pressure of having to go to the bright lights, the biggest city, to go to the Big Apple or Hollywood because he would be proclaimed the savior of those franchises.�

Bayless disagreed with Smith�s take that Dwight has done enough to validate his greatness adding that Dwight Howard can �disappear in big games� and challenged his low-post game and free-point shooting.

Ouch.

Dwight Howard�s play was the subject of criticism in the 2008 playoffs as players like Hedo Turkoglu and Mickael Pietrus carried the Magic from the three-point line but his game certainly evolved in the following seasons despite reaching less victories in the playoffs. Last season, Dwight Howard averaged 27.0 points, 15.5 rebounds in six playoff games against the Atlanta Hawks. But anyone watching the game could tell you the Magic faced 99 problems this season, but Dwight Howard�s play wasn�t one.

All in all, this is actually one of the better debates of the talking heads regarding Dwight Howard�s future. So what�s your opinion on this debate? Love it? Hated it?