goreyfantod

Wow, Jeff is terrible at this game.

Dan vs. a wolf:

@fruger: Your comment here was out of line.

"ffs just continue playing, we can choose ourself whether to watch it or not. every ql with brad"

Read the way that @zevvion & @humanity commented and notice @brad's response.

If you speak to people with respect & common decency, you're a lot more likely to get something positive in return.

Ahem:

@alex Joe Hill's 'The Preacher and The Slave.'

Pie In The Sky

"...out there..."

@johnnymcginleycc:@austin_walker

I think you're giving ESPN far too much credit. They have repeatedly shown a failure to maintain journalistic independence by allowing license-holders and advertisers to influence their content choices & editorial stances. Also, ESPN may have been successful in the past, but not so much anymore.

ESPN may be a notch or two above the usual homerism coverage of local sports talk radio, but that's about it. They employ some respected journalists (esp. 'Outside The Lines'), but the network's reputation for integrity within the profession as a whole is nearly non-existent.

This isn't merely my opinion - it's the accumulation of ESPN's business practices over decades.

NFL Pressure Influences ESPN Content (Again)

ESPN Journalists Call Out ESPN

ESPN Dictates Tebow Hype From The Top Down

ESPN Execs Care More About Image Than Integrity