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The context: Jay Glazer has long been critical of ESPN’s sketchy sourcing, most recently about Johnny Manziel starting.
“They have such a lying, cheating, stealing policy over there.
ESPN president John Skipper is an alum of The Flagship. Coincidence?
It is about time someone said something. I only watch ESPN when there is a game on. The rest of the talking heads on TV are just sheep w/o any real opinions.
“They have such a lying, cheating, stealing policy over there.”
ESPN president John Skipper is an alum of The Flagship. Coincidence?
Haha, awesome.
Agree w/ JackWolf, if not a game then Espn is usually not on for me. I *think* they’ve gotten better about taking themselves so seriously and cramming crap content down everyone’s throats, but I dunno.
Real kicker for me was when it was highlighted that Ron Jaworski was on-air selling talking points, not really stating what he actually believed (sorry, I’m not gonna look for a link – I just remember the quip about it). If that’s the case, then why should I believe what he or anyone else there has to say about anything? What a load.
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