Who is the worst sports columnist/commentator ever in your opinion?

skip bayless used to be in the dfw market as a columnist. he believed, and actively campaigned for the c-boys backup qb, ( a guy out of miami whos name escapes me), to be the starter instead of aikman. what an IDIOT!

clueless never ever cared about facts or good journalism. he just wanted to use big words, sound intelligent, and create controversy. he was an idiot then and an idiot now; and i swear, before i saw the details to your question, bayless was my answer.

i also nominate joe theismannnnn for honorable mention.

Tony Kornheiser, Bayless & Bent Mustyburger all come to mind. I turn off the audio & just watch the picture when any of those guys are "commenting" - what egos! Most of the time they largely ignore what is happening on the field and try to demonstrate how wonderful they are - the jerks!

I don't wish to insult other sports columnist's or commentator's by including a certain bozo in their fraternity, but Tony Kornheiser will get my vote every time until somebody worse comes along.

That said, 99% of the ex-players could disappear as well.

Easy. Joe Buck making jokes during a game and singing, Tony Kornheiser on MNF, Dennis Miller on MNF, Gus Johnson on CBS, and Mike Tirico on MNF. I forgot about Hubie Brown.

The worst is definitely Joe Buck.He is so full of...himself and condescending. The worst part, I thought his dad was such a great broadcaster, too. But sometimes the acorn does fall far from the tree after all.

I think golf. It is SO boring to stare at a ball (or watch someone else) in deep concentration when finally WOW they hit it!!! So exciting!!! But that is only MY opinion. I do not think lacrosse is the worst sport by the way...

Yes Skip Bayless definitely. While we are at it, lets throw in Stuart Scott, can you say lack of talent cyclops with nothing meaningful to say besides ghetto jargon.

Madden

I don't like to listen to either Tony Kornhieser or Micheal Irvin. Kornhieser is a total idiot and Irvin is stuck on himself.

Kornheiser, though I muted Sunday Night Football so I didn't have to listen to Madden's three-hour love song to the object of his unholy and thoroughly disturbing lust, Brett.