NFL offseason 1.0 thread

[insane4theskinsi]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

he is just trying to get under their skin . . . do it now and hope that come game time that is in the back of their minds from the get go . . . its all mind play . . . thats it.

when you hurt your team by doing stupid things,it goes way beyond being a mind game.i hope they put norman on marshall when we play this year.

[SFREDSKIN]

F... ESPN!! John Clayton being laidoff.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

F... ESPN!! John Clayton being laidoff.

Source? If so, that sucks. Clayton is one of the last few credible guys out there. He shouldn't have a problem finding a job.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by mooby

Source? If so, that sucks. Clayton is one of the last few credible guys out there. He shouldn't have a problem finding a job.

If the warpath could get Clayton alongside Smoot...insider game could be GOAT!

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

If the warpath could get Clayton alongside Smoot...insider game could be GOAT!

Sheeeit, for all we know Clayton's been the silent partner all these years. Also while we're on the topic gotta give a shoutout to his This is Sportscenter spot, that's my favorite one out of the bunch.

[sandtrapjack]

The writing has been on the wall for a couple of years now at ESPN. They are in trouble financially and the only thing still keeping them afloat is probably Monday Night Football.

People like Colin Cowherd and Skip Bayless and a couple others saw the writing and got out last year when their contracts were up for renewal and ESPN seriously low-balled them. So they walked on their own terms.

ESPN then went on to lay off a lot of the 'behind the scenes' people in 2016. Now those affects are being felt by those we have seen in front of the camera in 2017.

ESPN is circling the drain folks.

[SolidSnake84]

Originally Posted by sandtrapjack

The writing has been on the wall for a couple of years now at ESPN. They are in trouble financially and the only thing still keeping them afloat is probably Monday Night Football.

People like Colin Cowherd and Skip Bayless and a couple others saw the writing and got out last year when their contracts were up for renewal and ESPN seriously low-balled them. So they walked on their own terms.

ESPN then went on to lay off a lot of the 'behind the scenes' people in 2016. Now those affects are being felt by those we have seen in front of the camera in 2017.

ESPN is circling the drain folks.

Excellent post. A lot of people i feel don't know the trouble that ESPN is truly in. They have become the present-day MTV. I give them a few more years at best before they are OB

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by sandtrapjack

The writing has been on the wall for a couple of years now at ESPN. They are in trouble financially and the only thing still keeping them afloat is probably Monday Night Football.

People like Colin Cowherd and Skip Bayless and a couple others saw the writing and got out last year when their contracts were up for renewal and ESPN seriously low-balled them. So they walked on their own terms.

ESPN then went on to lay off a lot of the 'behind the scenes' people in 2016. Now those affects are being felt by those we have seen in front of the camera in 2017.

ESPN is circling the drain folks.

yeah . . . they spread them selves out way to thin . . . they need to get rid of all the other BS channels and put their focus and to focus their talent on ESPN . . . ged rid epsn2, espn3, epsnu, etc. etc. etc. . . . they used to be great and i watched them everyday . . . no unless there is a game on one of their channels i don't watch them at all