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Mikey818

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1 hour ago, CashNewton22 said:

Man this has nothing to do with it he’s just a clown that likes running backs who play moreso like when he did. CMC is definitely better than Zeke but this was a clown  post bro.

You have no idea if that is a factor in his thinking or not. If anybody can look at the production of those 2 RBs and say that Elliot was better last year, they are either stupid or have some other reason to discount what CMC did. He just had one of the best years EVER by a RB.

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 both max and booger were super crappy.   they were discussing how zeke and saquon were better in each's opinion with cmc right there.   they both said cmc is the best all-around back, but in an insulting way somehow.  it seemed super unprofessional.  molly tried to get them on track but they treated her like she didn't quite count like always because she's a woman.   

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4 minutes ago, raz said:

 both max and booger were super crappy.   they were discussing how zeke and saquon were better in each's opinion with cmc right there.   they both said cmc is the best all-around back, but in an insulting way somehow.  it seemed super unprofessional.  molly tried to get them on track but they treated her like she didn't quite count like always because she's a woman.   

Most popular team in America in the Cowboys and the largest media market in America in NY. It's pretty much that simple.

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“Never assign to malice that which can adequately be explained by incompetence.”

I doubt race has anything to do with it. Booger has just never come across as the sharpest tool in the shed. If espn wants to continue to employ someone to make such obviously dubious assertions...well let’s just say he’s not the only one over there. I wasn’t so paying him any attention before, I won’t now.

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2 minutes ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

“Never assign to malice that which can adequately be explained by incompetence.”

I doubt race has anything to do with it. Booger has just never come across as the sharpest tool in the shed. If espn wants to continue to employ someone to make such obviously dubious assertions...well let’s just say he’s not the only one over there. I wasn’t so paying him any attention before, I won’t now.

Its ESPN. It's not like the standards were ever that high to begin with. 

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30 minutes ago, Wolfcop said:

You have no idea if that is a factor in his thinking or not. If anybody can look at the production of those 2 RBs and say that Elliot was better last year, they are either stupid or have some other reason to discount what CMC did. He just had one of the best years EVER by a RB.

Look I agree with you about CMC being better but that’s just not something that should be brought up. There’s no need to bring race into the discussion but I’m gonna drop it. I hope you have an awesome Saturday and #KeepPounding

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39 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

Its ESPN. It's not like the standards were ever that high to begin with. 

The quality of their non-live sports programming these days is straight up atrocious. Back in my college years my TV was on in the background tuned to ESPN practically 24/7. I don't watch anything on ESPN these days that isn't live sports programming and I would watch it regardless of the network.

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