Jack Miller

Ever since Tiger Woods changed the game forever in the late ’90s, golf fans and media have been obsessed with finding his heir.

While the game has changed with more threes and more pace, some 70s legends had the skill sets and swagger that would still shine.

Some players built entire careers around their ability to blast aces, paint the lines, and keep returners guessing.

Whether they backed it up with rings or just gave us highlight-reel moments, these guys thrived under the brightest lights.

Some of the sport’s best have kept things humble, approachable, and refreshingly real, no matter how many trophies they’ve racked up.

In the NFL, sometimes players quietly ride out a rough situation. Other times they make noise, stir the pot, and talk their way out the door.

Some arms from that gritty, old-school era had the kind of talent that would still shine bright in today’s game.