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I think the media promotes too much hype in the NFL. From morons like Michael Irvin claiming about Indy "Nobody can beat this team", to people hyping up Chicago's defense like it was one of the greatest defenses of all time. Obviously, both teams lost. Most Pats fans at this board knew the Colts weren't for real, they had an incredibly wimpy schedule, hardly any injuries,home field advantage, a great offense, and a supposedly great new defense. Well we weren't fooled by this, why was the media ? They were coronating the Colts as the next great team. Are we actually smarter than these so-called experts ? My biggest complaint is they never own up to the fact that they were wrong. I know that sports broadcasting has become all about yelling louder than the next guy, but can these people own up to their foolish comments ?
I'm not saying I am some sort of football expert, but I guess I am saying that the media sure has changed, for the worse. I like the guys to have opinions, just not loudmouthed opinions, and they aren't big enough to say they were wrong. I am looking forward to seeing the pregame shows next week, especially to hear what Michael Irvin is saying.
I'm not saying I am some sort of football expert, but I guess I am saying that the media sure has changed, for the worse. I like the guys to have opinions, just not loudmouthed opinions, and they aren't big enough to say they were wrong. I am looking forward to seeing the pregame shows next week, especially to hear what Michael Irvin is saying.












