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Originally Posted by Ragnar
Bottom line is none of these guys are experts. Especially those on sports talk radio. They talk because it's their job to watch games. Their opinion on what the see I take with a grain of salt.
You can weigh a players opinion more, it makes sense. But some of these guys are out in left field too. Ever hear Ron Jaworski when he was doing draft coverage? His opinion on QBs coming out of college was awful. Bordering on embarrassing he was so wrong.
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All good points. And let's face it: The days - if there ever were any - of deep, thoughtful analysis & discussion on sports talk radio are long gone. I mean you get segments here and there of some good, pithy & sometimes expert discussion, but if you're tuning in to sports talk radio, you're pretty much know you're going to get a fair amount of bombast.
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Originally Posted by Ragnar
I'll be totally honest, When I clicked on the link to what she said it did not strike me as anything peculiar. There must be some history to this I'm missing. To me it just sounded like she preferred the traditional quarterback.
It would be nice to know what she said back several weeks ago when Dak Prescott was the favorite to be MVP.
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Totally. If she were trashing on Dak, too, (and/or Hurts, back when the Eagles were the hot team earlier this year), and giving her kudos to Purdy and Lawrence then that might lend credibility to the popular media narrative. But heck, she's a female POC, and appears to be very young, meaning her perspective is much more likely to be one of
sports ignorance rather than racial animus/ignorance.