Football (American)

The Chiefs gon Chief ended up becoming a phrase that doesn't need explained because people already know what you mean by that. They're gonna win close games. And that was true for the whole decade up until this year. Well since the day Mahomes started playing they had only lost 1 score game. Until this year the Chiefs were gon Chief. But now this year, we have become lucky enough to get a new phrase that everyone needs to know. The Bucs gon Buc. No matter what, this year the

Indiana University football claim their first big 10 title in over 50 years. This is something I thought I would never see. It's the best turnaround in all of college sports. They went from the longest FBS team in the history of the sport, to Big 10 Champions in Cigs 2nd year. And in his first year he only lost 1 game and took IU to the college football playoff for the first time ever. Last year they were legit. Had transfer Kurtis Rourke at QB and had a lot of Cigs JMU trans

Texas Tech Head Coach Joey McGuire was just on The Pat McAfee Show and might've just proposed the most plausible and easiest fix to fixing the college football schedule problem. Everybody knows the Lane Kiffin saga that happened but that same thing has happened to other programs now including Tulane who also was fighting for a playoff spot. The schedule is terrible that coaches are forced with this decision of leaving their team right before the playoff or taking a no brainer

Arch Manning is the most scrutinized player in College Football that I've ever seen. He was the Heisman favorite after only a few starts filling in for Quinn Ewers. The day he went into college people were saying he should be starting, without ever having seen him throw a pass. That is what comes with the last name Manning. All eyes are on you and when you're a quarterback you're just expected to fit into the family tree. Everybody expected greatness from the first snap, and

If the Colts games were horse races they'd been good for about the whole race besides for that last lap. They keep getting up in games, or having chances to win games, but shooting themselves in the hoofs. It is tough when your quarterback is playing with a broken leg however, and was obvious that he wasn't looking to move out of the pocket ever. I wrote the article last week about the Colts being legit and dominant despite their loss. The problem with the Colts and a lot of

Sunday was a huge AFC showdown between the AFC leading Indianapolis Colts and a team playing for a Wild Card spot, the Kansas City Chiefs. In recent years when these two teams play each other it has been the other way around. The AFC leading Kansas City Chiefs vs either the shitshow Indianapolis Colts, or wildcard hopeful Indianapolis Colts, depending on which year you want to look at. Which is why this year it has been hard for me to totally buy into this Colts team actually