ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. made one of the most controversial football strategy takes in recent content history on Thursday morning's episode of Get Up, when he called for the NFL to ban two-high safety defenses. The take has set the internet ablaze.

Or, you can bring in a renowned NFL Draft expert to reminisce on the good ol' days and yell at some clouds. That's Mel Kiper, ESPN's long-tenured draft expert, engaging in the lowest form of conversation: remember when.

Kiper recently suggested outlawing the two-high safety defense. And while it gave ESPN a few news cycles of content (much like the suggestion from Ron Jaworski in 2013 that Colin Kaepernick could be one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time ), it makes Kiper look goofy.

Jay Gruden's tweet went viral after he responded to Mel Kiper's questionable call to ban a 2-high safety look in the NFL.

ESPN NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper uncorked a scorching hot take about NFL defenses on Get Up this week as he said that the NFL should bar defenses from

Mel Kiper Jr. was roasted this week after he suggested the NFL should make a radical rule change, and New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers took note of

Mel Kiper Jr. made some headlines on Thursday when he ranted on ESPN about how the NFL is getting ruined these days by the existence of two high safeties. He talked about how he misses deep shots (mis

Aaron Rodgers couldn't resist making a Mel Kiper Jr. joke while talking about his connection with New York Jets receiver Garrett Wilson.