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Void
Sep 24, 2021
#831
Barry AlvarezBarry Alvarez

The College Football Playoff should expand to eight teams, but not twelve.

I liked the expanding to eight, not 12... eight is my number. I think 12, you look at the number of games and I think coaches would manage that... but I think selfishly for our league [Big Ten] eight is better.

OpinionCFBMediumSubjective
Subjective opinion on playoff format, though the CFP eventually chose 12.

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Win
Sep 24, 2021
#822
PFT CommenterPFT Commenter

Davis Mills is not an NFL-caliber quarterback.

There's a lot of stuff that I'm sure Davis Mills is really, really good at... but playing NFL quarterback isn't one of them.

Hot TakeFootballHot
Mills proved to be a fringe starter/backup rather than a franchise guy, making this largely correct.
Win
Sep 24, 2021
#823
Big CatBig Cat

Tyrod Taylor is more valuable than he is generally credited for.

I think that this game actually showed us that Tyrod Taylor is probably more valuable than we gave him credit for because the Texans did not look good.

OpinionFootballMild
The Texans went from competitive with Tyrod to non-competitive with Mills in the short term.
Loss
Sep 24, 2021
#824
Big CatBig Cat

The Carolina Panthers are a legitimate team and could win the NFC South.

I'm going to say something right now. This is crazy... Panthers plus 500 to win the NFC South. The bucks are old.

PredictionFootballFire
The Panthers finished 5-12 and last in the division. The Bucs won the division.

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Void
Sep 24, 2021
#832
Barry AlvarezBarry Alvarez

Officials changed how they called the game in the second half of the 2015 National Championship.

I'm pissed because the officials changed out. They called the game from first to second half... Coach K worked really hard... and they changed how they called the game and I will say that to my dying day.

Fact ClaimCFBHotSubjective
This is a matter of perception and officiating analysis that can't be objectively proven right or wrong, but it's a strongly held 'fact claim' by Alvarez.