Well you're wrong.

Now back to kickers. Vinateri is the GOAT. Period. End of discussion. /thread.

Also sorry if I come off as a jerk, I'm really not trying to be I just call people out on takes that I think are wrong. I want my life to be like one long episode of first take, around the horn, pti, etc. haha I don't mean anything personally, we're just talking about sports here. Sports are what I'm passionate about as are all of you, but unless you say something just entirely stupid that makes me question your character, nothing's ever...

You just used the argument that Vinateri had Brady carry him to the Super Bowl. Has there ever been a different scenario? Has a kicker ever carried a team to the Super Bowl? Come on. Vinateri, barring injury, is going to finish his career as the all time points leader in NFL history and go down as the most clutch kicker in NFL history. There really isn't anything to debate. Yeah Vinateri played on great teams, he still had to make the kicks and...

You blind?

Burfict is one of if not the best linebacker in the league. Mitchell is a mediocre safety.

Nobody. He doesn't know what he's talking about. If he kicks all of this year and next he'll likely break Morton Anderson all time points record. That on top of the kicks he made to win Super Bowls and he will go down as the greatest kicker of all time.

Wow. Not a Joe fan.

Congrats!

Anybody going to Barstool for great sports takes probably doesn't know much about sports themselves. It's a comedy site specializing in sports, not a sports site.

Harrison for sure. Peppers and Gore probably.

Whoever ends the night with the most singles wins the gold medal. :lol2:

To make sure there is consensus. I don't think there are very many people claiming gymnastics isn't fair.

Gymnastics is cool as hell. Just because there are no "head to head" battles doesn't mean you aren't competing. Yes it's a judged competition, but the judging process is very scientific.

If Pole Dancing was an Olympic sport you should probably get a job for NBC as an analyst. Haha

Oops I didn't mean to put Penn State in there. The rest of the season is all about who comes in 2nd. Penn State will beat OSU and Michigan by 100 points. James Franklin is the greatest coach of all time. Saban and Meyer who? Trace McSorley is the second coming of Aaron Rodgers and Saquon Barkley is Barry Sanders reincarnated. :lol2:

I know NBC has the tv rights to the Olympics, but if Dodgeball becomes an olympic sport I wish they would give up the rights for that sport so it could be on ESPN The Ocho.

This is one of the most wide open years I can remember in recent history. Anyone that thinks Bama, Georgia, Penn State, TCU, or anyone else is a leaps and bounds ahead of everyone else simply isn't watching much college football. Every team in the country has some huge flaws that if you're being honest as a fan make you nervous about whether they can overcome or correct their flaws in time to beat great teams.

Not biased :lol2: Nobody close to them? Laughable.

That's exactly what it is. Georgia gets the chance to make the playoff. Beat Alabama on a neutral field in Georgia and you're in. That's a playoff game, win or go home.

Your SEC bias is showing strong.

Then the SEC Champ game becomes a playoff game. I think Georgia is going to beat Alabama anyways.

Swaggy P is going to have a nice career in Golden State

Because they're lighter and can achieve more support by simply taping their ankles if they need ankle support. The amount of ankle support provided by high top shoes was greatly exaggerated.

Their shows are podcasted. If you have an iPhone you can just open up the podcasts app and download as many as you want. I'd recommend the Pat McAfee Show. Love that guy.

I get what you're saying and it is a good story when one of them knocks off a power 5 school but that's 1 or 2 teams every couple of years who are capable of competing with the big dogs. That school will stand out so put them in the 8, but I don't need 5 games where they are probably going to get their butt handed to them. Also the coaches and athletic directors would never agree to it so it's a mute point.

Can't get past the first sentence. I don't need to see Alabama/ Ohio State/ Clemson/ etc. play the winner of the MAC. That's a waste of everyone's time. I think if you would have went with an 8 team playoff with 5 auto births for conference champs, 1 birth to the best group of 5 school, and two at larges. Then have a committee seed after the 8 schools are determined. 16 is way too many. Personally I like the 4 team playoff, and my stance on it...