No Combine Means Less Content For The Media
“What is surely to be missed is the plentiful off-camera interactions with players, agents, and team personnel.”
“What is surely to be missed is the plentiful off-camera interactions with players, agents, and team personnel.”
“Social media aside (it has its limitations too), please explain to me how a young kid in Charlotte can build a deeper connection with the Hornets and LaMelo if they can’t attend games or at the least see him play on television?”
“In a market like Dallas, where the Boys are always the topic of conversation, and the fan base is both knowledgeable and passionate, evading the uncomfortable topics is simply unacceptable.”
“Having served a brief moment in an NFL personnel department, I still find it odd that sports media will spend more time focusing on the theatrics and gossip surrounding a player than the teams do.”
“As talent, we have to evaluate each situation independently, as to the best course of action for our own mental wellness and dignity, while also maintaining the corporate focus. Remember, trolls possess meters too!”
“I cheer for him too, but just because we like a particular athlete, and some misfortune should happen to find them, doesn’t mean that individual is above reproach.”
“Many of us in the public sector have said or done things we’d like to have back. Instead, consider this more of a plea for applicable dignity towards the particular college football program and conference I revere.”
“Truth seems like a decent dude at the least. I want to believe that. Yet, I see him trending down a risky broadcasting path.”
“I like to see hard working people be rewarded and credited for their efforts and contributions, which obviously did not happen regarding this colossal Deion Sanders to Jackson State announcement.”
“With essentially a fan-less environment, the “right” three-man crew has the opportunity to engage their audience in a manner of depth never televised before.”