Dilfer admitted a contentious contract negotiation and clashes with management soured him on his experience.
"Because why? He's Nick Saban.”
"I will just say that his status with the show and the station is uncertain."
"I deserve all of that and more," responded Dilfer, who had previously said the original opening of the segment was the best moment of his week.
"He created a culture where nobody corrects him! That's a terrible sign!"
"Dilfer told Wingo that he was one of four people that helped to make him a better broadcaster."
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