ESPN Continues To Be An Utter Embarrassment

[AngelEyes]

This question was just posed to a roundtable of critics on ESPN's sportsnation. The stupidity of that network never ceases, absolutely no journalistic integrity whatsoever.

[FreezingTsmoove]

As a Jets fan I ****ing hate espn

[-p.tiddy-]

never mind the question, of course it was Cutler's fault, who is that female?

[StateOfMind12]

never mind the question, of course it was Cutler's fault, who is that female?

probably a dumb sloot that got the job because she was hot then again that's how all females get jobs.

[TheMarkMadsen]

wait what? i don't understand the connection.

how did they try to rationalize this?

[TylerOO]

Thats Charissa Thompson. Only reason Sportsnation is watchable now.

[AngelEyes]

never mind the question, of course it was Cutler's fault, who is that female?

Charissa Thompson, she ain't bad.

[-p.tiddy-]

googled her, she is alright...not as great as I was expecting


as far as ESPN goes








30 for 30 pretty much makes up for anything bad ESPN has ever done...they are great documentaries

and personally, I like ESPN News for highlights...it works for getting a quick update on what happened that day...

[AngelEyes]

googled her, she is alright...not as great as I was expecting


as far as ESPN goes








30 for 30 pretty much makes up for anything bad ESPN has ever done...they are great documentaries

and personally, I like ESPN News for highlights...it works for getting a quick update on what happened that day...

They're alright, the most interesting ones were Benji, Jordan rides the Bus, and You don't Know bo. Many of the others lack in quality in comparison, still the best thing ESPN has ever done was their Sportscentury series. This still isn't enough to make up for all the idiocy that comes out of that place.

[Real Men Wear Green]

Deep, probing stupidity.

[niko]

How about ESPN learning "from sources" that ESPN was hiring Ray Lewis and that ESPN could not find a source (at ESPN) to comment? Or Sources told ESPN Deron resigned (he tweeted it out to everyone). Once Mike on WFAN reported a trade wrong (he got a player wrong) and ESPN had the same error 5 minutes later from sources.

Or the time we got Stein to report on a rumored trade we made up.

[Draz]

Shes hot.

[mlh1981]

Any organization that keeps Chris berman employed deserves nothing but scorn and ridicule.

[bigkingsfan]

30 for 30 pretty much makes up for anything bad ESPN has ever done...they are great documentaries

"See the birth and death of a franchise quarterback in a single season."
-ESPN 30 and 30.

[L.Kizzle]

googled her, she is alright...not as great as I was expecting


as far as ESPN goes








30 for 30 pretty much makes up for anything bad ESPN has ever done...they are great documentaries

and personally, I like ESPN News for highlights...it works for getting a quick update on what happened that day...

ESPN has nothin to do with these other than broadcasting them on their network(s.)