We all know we're going to be shafted compared to some teams and some high draft picks, or ones with the media love affair ( Manziel, Sam, Clownedy)
But it's just the extremes. It's like watching a report about a game where someone hit 7 homeruns in a game but we don't know it because Johnny Football got the coverage of the game because he threw out the first pitch and it deserves the coverage instead.
Any game, and I mean ANY game that ends up 32-0, shouldn't just have a Clowney and Watt play shown and that's it. You have to be a dumb idiot to just cover Clowney and Watt.
It's like watching a no hitter and only talking about the hot dog run.
Like seeing a 70 point performance in basketball, but all they show us is the injured superstar on the other team sitting on the bench in street clothes.
It's rank incompetence. Do they need to show five minutes of golf coverage instead?
How do you not even mention something from the winning side in a 32-0 game? Even worse did you see the way they talked about Manziel?
OMG the way they were pimping him, and he sucked, was unreal. By the end of hearing them gush over Manziel you would of though Cleveland won 32-0 themselves. Instead right at the end, they mention his drives only netted three point, and Detroit won the game.
They didn't just screw us, they literally were complete morons about covering the NFL that day.
They have scripted coverage, and they can't actually watch the games and report on them anymore, it's cover the talking points and well, that it. Journalism at it's finest, at least here in America. ESPN is the best journalism we have in mainstream media, and they suck.
Media tells you the narrative they think is important, and it's up to you to figure out what really happened.
Logan Thomas's performance was by far the best of any rookie, but they won't talk about him, it's more Johnny Moron and Clowney. If what Manziel did was so good for a rookie, and ESPN is trying hard to get us to believe that, what does Thomas's performance mean? Compare and contrast, whoops, ESPN doesn't want anyone judging reality. Don't show Thomas, it makes the Manziel propaganda look really bad and fake.
I'm just surprised they didn't bookend it with a story on Michael Sam. Followed by more Tiger Woods injury update and a picture of Lebron.
