For the longest time, Army and Navy used to play their annual football rivalry game on their own Saturday after most other teams finished the regular season, th

Finebaum isn't calling for the Army-Navy game to be ended, of course, but rather to have it moved to a different week. As it stands now, Army vs. Navy is the stand-alone game in the week after conference championships, but Finebaum thinks that is a "wasted Saturday" when the first round of the playoff could be played.

Paul Finebaum doesn't believe the traditional Army-Navy game needs to have its own Saturday in the middle of December.

With Army-Navy Game takes being stated by analysts around college football, Paul Finebaum had a disrespectful statement.

Army-Navy game is a staple on the college football calendar. Paul Finebaum argued that it's also inefficiently scheduled. Every December, Army and Navy get a Saturday to themselves. The winter football landscape has drastically changed since the prestigious rivalry began in 1890.

Joel Klatt has a different idea about where the traditional Army-Navy football game should fall within the college football calendar.