Interesting conversation in early 2012

[pantherphan96]

Once again Bomani Jones is right. One of the last few smart dudes left at ESPN

[Deebo]

5 hours ago, pantherphan96 said:

Once again Bomani Jones is right. One of the last few smart dudes left at ESPN

Bomani jones is truly is...

[davos]

He killed it about his Indy projection.  That team if far off from a SB, doesn't matter they have Luck in place at QB. 

[Jackofalltrades]

I'm a Bohmani Jones fan before watching this, even more so now.

 

Jones may be my favorite of all the media guys.

[Toker Smurf]

Bomani was ahead of the curve. Sad though,  because every time someone asked Franchione or Chizik,  they said Cam could do it,  he just hadn't been asked to. 

[Cookie Lyon]

34 minutes ago, King said:

I think people are surprised when you tell them that Newton had by far his most pass attempts and yards as a rookie. It's not the narrative they've been conditioned to accept. To the rest of the NFL, he was a run-first QB who Mike Shula turned into a pocket passer.

Yet another reason why claiming Palmer as MVP was stupid. Those same people would've said that 2011 Newton was better than 2015 Newton.

Those people knew he set records during his rookie year. He won the Rookie of the Year award.

They just choose to deny it because of their irrational hate for Cam.

[Moorgan]

6 hours ago, Haplo E said:

Not to make this about race, but it seems like the only analyst that consistently treat Cam fairly are the black ones. White analyst tend to jump on the bandwagon when everything is going great.

Every analyst in that clip was a minority. The host, white guy from cold pizza, was trying to keep the conversation going. Wasn't an analyst.

Ive always liked Bomani. Him and LeBetard are the best thing on ESPN. Well, I also like Mike Tirico and Jon Gruden.

[pstall]

Im ready for the game. We some over analyzing son of a guns.

Soon we are gonna have threads about which elementary teacher believed he would be good. Lol