Joe Haden

and it's beautiful.

The guys are young and cute and fit.

I'm going to go, because it's NFL and the reasons you gave, you know, two-time MVP.

He did it in New York, and he did it both times against Brady.

Mainly, again, because I'm just much more into football than soccer.

I'm going to go Eli Manning.

You can make an argument for both, but I was curious what everybody thought is a tougher sport to play, hockey or soccer, since we just made a messy Gretzky analogy.

With all the endurance of the running versus skating?

Why do I watch the World Cup?

That's like asking me, why do I breathe?

I inherited that fandom from my mom.

Would you be more of one of the mellow guys, just taking it all in, or someone that's going to dance it around and look at me a little bit if you're on that roster?

If you're already paying the smaller schools to embarrass and humiliate them, it seems like they go hand in hand that you could at least give them some compensation if you're poaching players.

Getting back to what you were saying about boxing, I went to a few fights.

The sound of the punch that you don't pick up as much on TV and seeing the contortion of someone's face as they're getting hit and the blood and the things that aren't necessarily picked up as readily when you're watching it on TV.

there's so many fights we've seen over the years with a lot of hugging, dancing, holding, at least, you know, in the recent years.

But that, and you've mentioned it before, that Hagler-Hearns fight from the sound of the bell when they just went after each other for those few rounds, you knew it wasn't going to last very long.

Why do I watch the World Cup?

That's like asking me, why do I breathe?

I'm going to go Pebble Beach when we all had a chance to go out there and the water and the Pacific Ocean and the views and a chance to have breakfast with Jim Nance and his mansion across the way.