I love my Steelers and loathe some of my fellow fans. But I'm probably not dissimilar from most rational sports fans.

Here's the problem as I see it. SteamBoxes are for a layperson who

I'm not sure if you were responding to me ... looks like you replied to yourself. If it's not, just let me know, no biggie.

In 2012, he was 17th in the league in net punting yards with 39.7 net yds/p. While that's almost exactly average, it's actually better than Jeff Locke was this year at 39.2. Now do you believe that he may have been asked to put a little more emphasis on hang over air and a yard more puts him at 10th.

Three perfectly correct sentences. In one post. I will subscribe to your non-backchecking newsletter.

If Kluwe being the greatest punter in Vikings history is important, then so are a quarterback's playoff wins.

Nor does it explain why he got cut in the first week of May. Competition makes sense; Kluwe even points out that it's not unusual, unexpected or unwanted. But it doesn't sound like it was about competition. It was about replacing him. Unless there was some roster bonus that CK hasn't mentioned.

Just so I'm clear... you are comparing Tebow's 2 playoff games to Kluwe's 127 games? Kluwe has SIX MORE SEASONS than Tebow has playoff games. But hey, let's not let facts get in the way of your story.

I won't contest the challenge of being away. Pretty much every sport has the same issue but only soccer (to my knowledge) actually gives away value for it. All so we can settle the stupidity of a TWO LEG series? Come on.

For me, I think the problem with college bowls is determining which corporation's event am I supposed to support. The Yum Brands Cheese Stuft Crust Finger Lickin' Good Una Mas Bowl? The Coca Cola One Snapple Mint Iced Tea Bowl? Or perhaps the AIG Counterparty Default Credit Default Swap Insurance Bowl?

Yea, in favor of things like the ridiculous "away goal" rule. Not sure this is a standard to which we should keep sport.

The "overall points accrued by teams playing in a game" is meaningless. Why even bring it up?

All this can be solved quickly...

Am I supposed to pine for Atari and Sega made consoles too? Because video games would never have been the same without them as well.

I predict we will still be predicting the demise of the PC. Die, PC, Die! (The, PC, The)

Peyton CAN'T WIN! (aside from when he does, like in the Super Bowl)

What a coincidence. I wasn't buying a Battlefield in 2014.

Or she made it all up

Edge: For fuck's sake, guys. Make your consoles backward compatible.

The rest of the NCAA's claim says Electronic Arts did not maintain adequate liability insurance in the making of this product, and that it was required to indemnify the NCAA—that's a fancy legal term for take all of the blame if something goes wrong.