New Butthead Kicker emerges ...

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Harrison Butker, the kicker for the Kansas City Chiefs has officially
stuck his head all the way up his a** with his commencement address ...

I really wonder if the school vetted his speech before he gave it. I'm afraid it may well have ...

Commencement adress? Really?

[DeusxMac]

He’s a hardcore, old school Catholic…

”…has publicly spoken out against Traditionis custodes, saying that he felt that he and other tradition-oriented Catholics were ‘persecuted’ in the Church.”

“…currently serves on the Board of Directors of Regina Caeli Academy, an accredited PK-12 Classical homeschool hybrid academy…”

“…supported the 2022 Kansas Value Them Both Amendment, which would have overridden a 2019 Kansas Supreme Court ruling that the Kansas constitution guarantees a right to abortion.”

On the ”…concept of women in the workforce…he said ‘I can tell you that my beautiful wife Isabelle would be the first to say her life truly started when she started living her vocation as a wife and as a mother’”

And if that’s not enough..,

”…as well as mentioning Jewish deicide.”

[bfd]

Everyone with a butthead gets their 15 minutes of fame in the … USA! USA! USA! Freedumbs.

[$tevie]

And this harkens back to my point that graduation speakers are simply functioning as publicity stunts for the colleges involved. This guy had nothing to contribute to the ceremony and nothing to tell the students that had any meaning. HA ha, the PR turns out to be lousy. ()

[Rolando]

A good kicker is valuable, but not irreplaceable!

Mike Vanderjagt
In 1998, Vanderjagt returned to the United States to join the Indianapolis Colts of the NFL, and was the team's placekicker through the 2005 season. He led the NFL in scoring in 1999.
In a 2000 playoff game against Miami, Vanderjagt successfully converted a 50-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, but missed a 49-yard attempt in overtime. Miami scored on the next possession to win the game.
Following the Colts' elimination from the postseason in 2002, Vanderjagt made critical comments about Colts quarterback Peyton Manning and head coach Tony Dungy to a Canadian television station. Vanderjagt questioned Manning's leadership skills and criticized Dungy for being "mild-mannered". During an interview at the 2003 Pro Bowl, Manning referred to Vanderjagt as the team's "idiot kicker" and accused him of being intoxicated during the interview.