Do ESPN.com's writers even watch football?

[primetime]

Per Jason Whitlock... http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=whitlock/060119

"Urlacher made no big plays. We won't be comparing him to Mike Singletary for a few more years."

Uh, aside from an amazingly athletic interception in which he jumped about 3 feet off the ground, you're completely right.

 

[mtbykr]

Well

When there are multiple games on--i believe the mass writers only catch the highlights. If you want in-depth analysis, look to the teams beat writers! Reiss and jackie mac (although i don't think she is a beat writer)are always good for the pats!

 

[BradyisGod]

Per Jason Whitlock... http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=whitlock/060119

"Urlacher made no big plays. We won't be comparing him to Mike Singletary for a few more years."

Uh, aside from an amazingly athletic interception in which he jumped about 3 feet off the ground, you're completely right.

It doesn't matter if they do watch. Mark Schlereth was on Mike and Mike this morning discussing what a great game Jake Plummer had last week, and how efficient he was and how accurate, and all this stuff. That wasn't the same game I watched. I saw a Denver offense that did jack squat.

Gee, do you think he might be praising Denver b/c that's who he used to play for?

I hope he jumps off a bridge and does the world a favor.

 

[CheerforTom]

It doesn't matter if they do watch. Mark Schlereth was on Mike and Mike this morning discussing what a great game Jake Plummer had last week, and how efficient he was and how accurate, and all this stuff. That wasn't the same game I watched. I saw a Denver offense that did jack squat.

Gee, do you think he might be praising Denver b/c that's who he used to play for?

I hope he jumps off a bridge and does the world a favor.

I agree... some guys have said that Plummer was unimpressive, mediocre, etc., but I've seen SO many that said that he did a great job, carried his team, clutch, all kinds of praise. It just shows how the media is just used to giving the victor all the spoils... for every good pass Plummer threw he threw 2 more into the turf or the sidelines...

 

[Richter]

I agree... some guys have said that Plummer was unimpressive, mediocre, etc., but I've seen SO many that said that he did a great job, carried his team, clutch, all kinds of praise. It just shows how the media is just used to giving the victor all the spoils... for every good pass Plummer threw he threw 2 more into the turf or the sidelines...

Plummer was awful. Let's see, for touchdown drives, the Broncos went 1 yard, 1 yard, 15 yards. And the rest of the game they did jack you-know-what. I hope the Steelers can avoid the turnovers on offense in the AFC Championship game, because if they look at what the Pats did, Plummer will be exposed as the mediocre QB he is.

 

[CheerforTom]

Plummer was awful. Let's see, for touchdown drives, the Broncos went 1 yard, 1 yard, 15 yards. And the rest of the game they did jack you-know-what. I hope the Steelers can avoid the turnovers on offense in the AFC Championship game, because if they look at what the Pats did, Plummer will be exposed as the mediocre QB he is.

Well said. I can't wait.

By the way, speaking of former Denver players analyzing the game, who else had a heart attack of pure surprise when Shannon Sharpe picked the Broncos to win this weekend?

 

[Terry Glenn is a cowgirl]

Plummer was awful. Let's see, for touchdown drives, the Broncos went 1 yard, 1 yard, 15 yards. And the rest of the game they did jack you-know-what. I hope the Steelers can avoid the turnovers on offense in the AFC Championship game, because if they look at what the Pats did, Plummer will be exposed as the mediocre QB he is.

This is the reason that I am still p!ssed that we lost. We lost to this sh!tty franchise. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!