The producers got at him for dropping the news on Pat McAfee's show right before the NFC Conference game. He was supposed to have kept it under wraps but they have enough chemistry on the show that he inadvertently dropped the ball.
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The producers got at him for dropping the news on Pat McAfee's show right before the NFC Conference game. He was supposed to have kept it under wraps but they have enough chemistry on the show that he inadvertently dropped the ball.
A Rod is in more control of his career than he's letting on...the same way Favre was. Barring something extreme, he ain't going nowhere unless HE decides to. He isn't just the face of the franchise, he's 90% of the brand.
Here's a comment that forces me to realize that I'm being heavily biased.
Jonathan L
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he gone after the 22 season... if brady didn't retire a Patriot and neither did Favre a Packer and Peyton a Colt, NO ONE IS SAFE
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Jonathan L
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he gone after the 22 season... if brady didn't retire a Patriot and neither did Favre a Packer and Peyton a Colt, NO ONE IS SAFE
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Panthers get:
- QB Sam Darnold
- 2021 6th-round pick
- 2022 2nd-round pick
- 2022 4th-round pick
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BREAKING: NEW YORK JETS TRADE QB SAM DARNOLD TO PANTHERS
April 5, 2021
By Darrelle Lincoln
Writer for Total Pro Sports Since August 31, 2015
(Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images)
Sam Darnold is done in New York.
On Monday, the QB was shipped off to the Carolina Panthers for a pair of draft picks.
See below:
Panthers get:
- QB Sam Darnold
- 2021 6th-round pick
- 2022 2nd-round pick
- 2022 4th-round pick
The 23-year-old Darnold now gets a fresh start with a new team.
In 2020, Darnold has appeared in 10 games for the Jets and completed 59.7 percent of his passes for 1,767 yards, six touchdowns and nine interceptions.
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And Panthers didn't have to sacrifice their 1st round pick for this year so they can pick up one of the wideouts. Pitts will be gone by then.
Dude was mad boring in his debut last night and got sonned by contestants final jeopardy question.
What was the assault part? Harassment, I get but how is she so traumatized that she can't continue her career?
That mediocre ass QB isn't even worth all those picks
That shit is crazy, LOL
Exactly. I'm out there by myself on various Bears boards talking fans off the ledge because many are mad we didn't trade for this clown. I don't think he's better than Trubisky or Dalton.
Sports Media World Reacts To Kirk Herbstreit Ripping ESPN Colleague
AUSTIN, TX - SEPTEMBER 21: ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit walks on the field before the game between the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on September 21, 2019 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images)
ESPN media is typically a tight-knit family. Kirk Herbstreit of College GameDay must’ve not gotten the memo on Thursday.
Herbstreit absolutely blasted ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky today for his recent comments on Ohio State star Justin Fields. Orlovksy told Pat McAfee earlier this week he had heard there were concerns from NFL teams revolving Fields’ work ethic.
Orlovsky wasn’t necessarily the one making such an analysis. He was simply passing along the information. Regardless, that didn’t sit well with Herbstreit – or Ohio State fans, for that matter.
The College GameDay icon ripped Orlovksy in a new tweet.
“Absolutely ridiculous,” Herbstreit said in response to Orlovksy’s video in which he discusses Fields. “Even if YOU aren’t saying it… to pass that along from ‘people in the know’ is reckless and absurd!! Embarrassing!!”
Take a look.
ESPN can’t be happy with Herbstreit, or Orlovsky for that matter. Herbstreit is a foundational piece for ESPN. If he’s unhappy, you know something’s wrong.
Even if Dan Orlovsky’s sources are reliable, he probably shouldn’t have conveyed such information surrounding Justin Fields in such a nonchalant sort of way. Such information can greatly impact an NFL prospect’s life.
Fields is in play to be the No. 3 overall pick in the upcoming 2021 NFL Draft, but he has some competition in Trey Lance and Mac Jones. The former Ohio State star can’t afford for there to be questions surrounding his work ethic. Such concerns are a bit bizarre to begin with.
Fields led the player movement in trying to persuade the Big Ten to change course and play a 2020 football season. It worked, and he then led the Buckeyes to the championship.
On the surface, it doesn’t appear Fields struggles with his work ethic. Orlovksy hears otherwise.
AUSTIN, TX - SEPTEMBER 21: ESPN commentator Kirk Herbstreit walks on the field before the game between the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on September 21, 2019 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images)
ESPN media is typically a tight-knit family. Kirk Herbstreit of College GameDay must’ve not gotten the memo on Thursday.
Herbstreit absolutely blasted ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky today for his recent comments on Ohio State star Justin Fields. Orlovksy told Pat McAfee earlier this week he had heard there were concerns from NFL teams revolving Fields’ work ethic.
Orlovsky wasn’t necessarily the one making such an analysis. He was simply passing along the information. Regardless, that didn’t sit well with Herbstreit – or Ohio State fans, for that matter.
The College GameDay icon ripped Orlovksy in a new tweet.
“Absolutely ridiculous,” Herbstreit said in response to Orlovksy’s video in which he discusses Fields. “Even if YOU aren’t saying it… to pass that along from ‘people in the know’ is reckless and absurd!! Embarrassing!!”
Take a look.
ESPN can’t be happy with Herbstreit, or Orlovsky for that matter. Herbstreit is a foundational piece for ESPN. If he’s unhappy, you know something’s wrong.
Even if Dan Orlovsky’s sources are reliable, he probably shouldn’t have conveyed such information surrounding Justin Fields in such a nonchalant sort of way. Such information can greatly impact an NFL prospect’s life.
Fields is in play to be the No. 3 overall pick in the upcoming 2021 NFL Draft, but he has some competition in Trey Lance and Mac Jones. The former Ohio State star can’t afford for there to be questions surrounding his work ethic. Such concerns are a bit bizarre to begin with.
Fields led the player movement in trying to persuade the Big Ten to change course and play a 2020 football season. It worked, and he then led the Buckeyes to the championship.
On the surface, it doesn’t appear Fields struggles with his work ethic. Orlovksy hears otherwise.
Dat crakkka trippin.
Won't see me in any stadiums at least 2022. And I may wait longer than that. 
"I'm here to take back power and control," But I don't want him arrested for what he did. Just pay me and I'll be able to heal these scars and get my dignity back.
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