ESPN First Take actually hits the Manning case on the head..

[Joey007]

I can't figure out if she is skinny or chubby

My guess is in between. Thats good in my book..

 

[Joey007]

What's funny here is: the only place that's still sweeping this case under the rug like it hasn't even happened?

NFL.com

 

[RobertWeathers]

My guess is in between. Thats good in my book..

Shes attractive no question.

 

[RobertWeathers]

What's funny here is: the only place that's still sweeping this case under the rug like it hasn't even happened?

NFL.com

Not surprised.

What about NFL Network? Anything from those chowdaheads?

 

[Mack Herron]

ESPN as an organization is despicable, but someone who runs OTL does a hell of a job.

In 2002 Naughright took Manning to court on defamation charges, claiming he misrepresented the 1996 incident in his book "Manning: A Father, His Sons and a Football Legacy," and falsely characterized her, causing her to lose her job at Florida Southern College. They agreed to an out-of-court settlement, part of which was an agreement that neither party would publicly discuss the settlement or each other. But Naughright again took legal action against Manning in 2005, when he spoke about the 1996 incident in an ESPN documentary.

By 2002 Manning was already a three-time Pro Bowler, and by 2005 he'd been named an NFL Most Valuable Player twice. You might try to pin an alleged despicable act of a 19-year-old Manning on immaturity, but defying court orders and continuing to disparage Naughright for years to follow reveals a deeper, darker kind of entitlement. Somewhere beyond the Papa John's pitchman, "Saturday Night Live" standout and Hall of Fame quarterback appears to be a man led by arrogance and vengeance.

Sarah Spain That's What She Said On Peyton Manning Sexual Assault Allegations

 

[Joey007]

Not surprised.

What about NFL Network? Anything from those chowdaheads?

Haven't watched NFLN so I couldn't say.

 

[Joey007]

ESPN as an organization is despicable, but someone who runs OTL does a hell of a job.

Sarah Spain That's What She Said On Peyton Manning Sexual Assault Allegations

To me ESPN is split. There's a side that is still objective and isn't afraid to make whatever points it sees. Certain programs actually heavily defended Brady and heavily criticized the NFL.

However, there is another half of it with strong biases and big NFL hands that are shoved way up their asses like a puppet. Primarily the NFL shows such as NFL insiders and NFL live, which have the likes of Polian getting much air time.

 

[eom]

That feckin bimbo is absolutely clueless. She's a complete waste of screen time.

She also nearly ruined the SB parade last year on the NFLN by her idiotic blabbering. During one segment, Matt Light was at City Hall and Heath Evans in the studio, but instead of letting the 2 of them exchange jokes & stories, she kept interrupting them with more mindless, casting-couch drivel.

Feck her and everybody like her. She's not really even that hot; I've had better, and I'm no prize either.

ok, tbf to me, her competition on that segment was screamin' a + bayless

 

[eom]

all i hear are a bunch of overpaid fellas saying "why didn't anyone bring this up" despite the fact that we have been bringing it up for years.

this x1000

which is primarily why I find this story so annoying

 

[eom]

That would be a great skit, at least for the people in the audience that would get it.

Stephen A. Smith: IT IS UNBELIEVABLE THAT AARON GORDON DID NOT GET A 50 ON HIS LAST DUNK!

Skip Bayless (in Rorhschach mask): hurm

You could even have him narrate portions of the show: "Bayless's Journal. February 15, 2016 - Co-host keeps shouting incoherent hottakes into the camera. I believe I shall take my exercise."

no, I absolutley see it more of bayless delivering every take like rorshach in the snow at the very end

 

[RobertWeathers]

To me ESPN is split. There's a side that is still objective and isn't afraid to make whatever points it sees. Certain programs actually heavily defended Brady and heavily criticized the NFL.

However, there is another half of it with strong biases and big NFL hands that are shoved way up their asses like a puppet. Primarily the NFL shows such as NFL insiders and NFL live, which have the likes of Polian getting much air time.

Any and all reporting on Spygate and Defategate by OTL has been shoddy.

 

[CISGS]

I can't stand how Molly says Peyton.

"PAYT - EHN"

 

[Ring 6]

They make good points, but I call b.s. on Steven A Smith saying he knew nothing about it and missed the story when it came out in 2003. There is no way he didn't know. He's as much to blame for sweeping that under the rug as anyone else from the media.

Give Steven A a break, he didn't know there was such a thing as football until about 2012.

 

[Joey007]

Any and all reporting on Spygate and Defategate by OTL has been shoddy.

OTL kinda shifts on back and forth on that line.

 

[RobertWeathers]

OTL kinda shifts on back and forth on that line.

Yea I of course though that their reporting of the Pittsburgh PD cleaning up Steelers player's messes was excellent.

 

[RobertWeathers]

I can't stand how Molly says Peyton.

"PAYT - EHN"

Says that she is from New Haven. Mixed bag with accents on that part of the state

 

[Tony2046]

I'd like to get a chance to figure that out

Peyton? Is that you?

 

[upstater1]

does bayless remind anybody of rorshach?

Did you mean Horshack?

 

[Tony2046]

Skip had it right the first time when he said "Tainton".

And with "Squeaky Queen".

 

[Betterthanmost]

Kid gloves were off on first take.