James Holzhauer Politely Owns Pat McAfee Over Tweet About Jeopardy GOAT Competition

The very special Jeopardy "Greatest of All Time" event is here to settle all of our debates over which one of Ken Jennings, Brad Rutter, and James Holzhauer is truly the GOAT in the annals of the long-running game of answers and questions. While Holzhauer started off losing a match to Jennings -- in this new format, two regular games counts as a "match," and the first to three match wins is declared the winner -- former Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee was caught sulking on Twitter over the fact that his guy in Jeopardy James didn't come out on top. Holzhauer himself then corrected McAfee's lack of knowledge of the event's format.

We just witnessed the most amicable Twitter diss in the history of the website.

Holzhauer, who broke numerous Jeopardy daily score records, finished the first day as the loser of a match by the slimmest of margins to Jennings, still the record-holder for most consecutive games won. Rutter, who has never lost to a human opponent and has won the most money in Jeopardy history, gambled big on Daily Doubles and lost some major cash.

Jennings might be in the lead right now, but Holzhauer has proven time and time again you can't count him out.,

Holzhauer is still very much in the thick of things, as we'll finally find out who is the king of trivia by the end of this tournament. Hopefully, McAfee gets caught up on the scoring system by the end of the week.