I forgot one...
"A Time To Kill" with Samuel L. Jackson
Nearly as good as the book!!!
"A Time To Kill" with Samuel L. Jackson
Nearly as good as the book!!!
Ryan Clark axed
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“Any Given Sunday”
This one was a very good movie in my eyes………
Al Pacino is rock solid
Salute the nation
This one was a very good movie in my eyes………
Al Pacino is rock solid
Salute the nation
good one
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Has Caddy Shack even got a mention yet?
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Ah the Breakfast Club. Sixteen Candles too
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Thats the issue... the media conglomerates want the click bait hot takes, until they get them backlashes.
Madden made a career of controversial hot takes to troll viewership.. the guys on the FAN seem to plan their hot takes to play off of each other... thats how sports media works these days... Madden once lost a job cause a controversial statement irked this ESPN corporate overlords...
Clark started off just offering solid insights.. they led him down the path to give controversial opinions, then let him go when it started some bad PR blowback
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Exactly! I stopped watching those shows, but social media clogs my feed at times with this BS. A bunch of grown men yelling at each other all the time.
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This isn’t the first time Peter Schrager was called out for not playing the game by a former player, Deangelo Williams was a guest on good morning football years ago and coincidentally they were discussing the upcoming Patriot Steeler game. Kyle Brandt, Schrager and other hosts were all going with the Pats and Williams was going with Pittsburgh. Deangelo was saying they all had a Pats agenda and then called out Schrager and Brandt for never playing the game, of course Brandt played at Princeton and brought it up, Williams was calling it division lll ball etc, you could tell they did not take kindly to that, it was funny as hell.
Schrager reminds me of that awkward kid in high school who wants to hang out with the jocks who put up with him but make fun of him behind his back.
Schrager reminds me of that awkward kid in high school who wants to hang out with the jocks who put up with him but make fun of him behind his back.
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Hot takes are part of the job. Clark made me sick to listen to. If he wasn't race baiting he was running his mouth about past and present players he had a problem with either personally Brown, Rodgers or politically like Nick Bosa.
Threatening to "Pull up" on Aaron Rodgers, is about as trashy and as hood as it gets. People are tired of the divisive politically and racially motivated hot takes on ESPN.
He's probably a good guy with strong opinions that got caught up in the "I can say anything I want for clicks without backlash era"
That era is obviously over.
of course it has