I actually have more interest in the opinions of many of you guys about NEWS.

frankj1 wrote:

You probably shouldn't....

victor809 wrote:

Also, how is a rant like that a good career move? Or even a good life choice?

Let's say half your audience agrees with what you shoved down their throat... They were already your audience!!! What are they, more your audience now?

And the other half who didn't agree with your rant probably would've respected your opinion if not stated in rant form... But now you've lost them, probably many of them for good...

And people who didn't watch you but agree with you, there's still not watching you... You're a sports guy...

And people who didn't watch you but don't agree with what you had to say, they're gonna make your life tough, cuz now they watch you - not for your content - but to identify any and all of your mistakes of the past, present, and future...

Rant off...

opelmanta1900 wrote:

You wish you knew how to quit me... 🤐

opelmanta1900 wrote:

I liked Opels rant, but I already like his rants. So my opinion remains the same.

Speyside wrote:

You spelled Nuts wrong.
Twice

tailgater wrote:

I liked Opels rant, but I already nuts his rants. So my opinion remains the nuts.

didn't hear the "rant" but I heard he directly broke company policy

(a policy that was enacted after espn went full politics a couple years ago and ratings fell)

whatever they choose to do with him is of no matter to me

but the best part of it all is after HE broke policy he didn't show up the next day for his job because he said he "wasn't in the right mental state [paraphrase]"

short of a family member dying, I wonder what my work would do if I pulled that excuse?

gummy jones wrote: