Winners and losers concerning Favre coverage?

Mizzougrad96 · Aug 7, 2008

Alma said:

That's because Glazer works the other end - the front offices. ESPN massages the stars. And the NFL is a front office league.
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Clayton is really the only one who does that at ESPN.

Alma · Aug 7, 2008

Mizzougrad96 said:

Alma said:

That's because Glazer works the other end - the front offices. ESPN massages the stars. And the NFL is a front office league.
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Clayton is really the only one who does that at ESPN.
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Not yesterday...but, of course, Favre probably will get there and decide to retire because he doesn't llike it.

Norman Stansfield · Aug 7, 2008

Alma said:

Nichols doesn't look so bad. She's a reporter, on any number of assignments, and certainly wasn't front and center like Nix. Not even sure why she was called in.
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Did you not see her walk out of the loading dock the other night with Favre? She had behind-the-scenes, 1-on-1 access to Favre AT Lambeau Field. No one else even had a sniff of that throughout the whole saga in Green Bay, as far as I know.

Again, AWESOME that Nichols/ESPN got their asses kicked on a story they had handed to them on a silver platter day after day after day by Favre himself.

GB-Hack · Aug 7, 2008

bloggin said:

MMatt60 said:

Tampa Tribune: Wrong again?
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Favre On Verge Of Joining Bucs
Posted By Ira Kaufman at Aug 06, 2008 at 12:10 AM
Updated Aug 06, 2008 at 08:44 AM

The Brett Favre saga could end with the NFL icon in pewter.

The Tribune has learned Favre will not stand in the way of a trade from Green Bay to Tampa Bay and the deal is likely to be finalized within 24 hours.

The chances of the trade unraveling are remote and Favre has indicated to the Bucs directly that he is willing to change teams after 16 years of growing his legend in Green Bay.

The Packers, unwilling to deal the 3-time league MVP to an NFC North rival, view the Bucs as a compromise in this ugly impasse. The Bucs view Favre as an upgrade on QB Jeff Garcia, who made the Pro Bowl in 2007 while leading Tampa Bay to an NFC South title.

Once it became clear to Favre that he wasnt welcome back in Green Bay, he became more flexible in terms of accepting a trade to clubs outside the division. The Bucs have been interested in Favre since last month, when he announced he wanted to play again.

The Bucs could make the trade announcement official by Wednesday, but Favre will have little time to learn Coach Jon Grudens complex system because the Bucs open the regular season Sept. 7 at division rival New Orleans.
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Every word of it true when published.

cortez · Aug 7, 2008

Norman Stansfield said:

Alma said:

Nichols doesn't look so bad. She's a reporter, on any number of assignments, and certainly wasn't front and center like Nix. Not even sure why she was called in.
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Did you not see her walk out of the loading dock the other night with Favre? She had behind-the-scenes, 1-on-1 access to Favre AT Lambeau Field. No one else even had a sniff of that throughout the whole saga in Green Bay, as far as I know.

Again, AWESOME that Nichols/ESPN got their asses kicked on a story they had handed to them on a silver platter day after day after day by Favre himself.
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She doesn't care; she got to trot out her new pearl necklace (or whatever that blue thing was around her neck), preening all the while

2muchcoffeeman · Aug 7, 2008

Norman Stansfield said:

Alma said:

Nichols doesn't look so bad. She's a reporter, on any number of assignments, and certainly wasn't front and center like Nix. Not even sure why she was called in.
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Did you not see her walk out of the loading dock the other night with Favre? She had behind-the-scenes, 1-on-1 access to Favre AT Lambeau Field. No one else even had a sniff of that throughout the whole saga in Green Bay, as far as I know.

Again, AWESOME that Nichols/ESPN got their asses kicked on a story they had handed to them on a silver platter day after day after day by Favre himself.
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Given that Favre himself doesn't know what the hell he wants, it stands to reason that blanket coverage of the man himself is only going to produce confusion.

Pancamo · Aug 8, 2008

cortez said:

Norman Stansfield said:

Alma said:

Nichols doesn't look so bad. She's a reporter, on any number of assignments, and certainly wasn't front and center like Nix. Not even sure why she was called in.
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Did you not see her walk out of the loading dock the other night with Favre? She had behind-the-scenes, 1-on-1 access to Favre AT Lambeau Field. No one else even had a sniff of that throughout the whole saga in Green Bay, as far as I know.

Again, AWESOME that Nichols/ESPN got their asses kicked on a story they had handed to them on a silver platter day after day after day by Favre himself.
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She doesn't care; she got to trot out her new pearl necklace (or whatever that blue thing was around her neck), preening all the while
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Also got to say, "Brett Favre told ME".

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