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Aaron Rodgers Critical of ‘Network’ Coverage Of Dianna Russini, Vaccination Controversies During Pat McAfee Show Appearance
"What are the networks doing? You have literally an individual that maybe used to work at ESPN that covers our league at the highest level. And there's a major scandal, and it's just like nobody can fu**ing talk about it. What are we doing?"
Four NFL Talents Poised to Become TV’s Next Broadcast Stars
"Networks don’t need “cute”—they need NFL stars. They need energy, unpredictability, authority, and charisma, all wrapped in someone who can make fans lean forward on a Sunday morning"
‘Sunday Night Football’ Continues Record Viewership Pace for NBC Sports
"SNF is averaging 24.7 million viewers across NBC and Peacock — the largest average audience through Week 8 in the 20-season history of the series"
What Music Radio Can Learn from the NFL’s Winning Playbook
With the new season, here are ten reminders of what makes the league so successful — and RockTernative can steal every one of them.
Kyle Brandt Executes the Perfect Kickoff to Welcome Back Football
"It is undoubtedly Kyle Brandt whose talent makes us all glad that we are back together with football"
Greg Hill: Aaron Rodgers’ Announcement A “Douche Move”
"You did it so that you could tell everybody you’re retiring and have a farewell tour. That’s why you did it. You’re an egomaniac, a narcissist"
The ESPN Pat McAfee Question: When Is Enough, Enough?
"The real question is how far ESPN will be willing to go in the name of audience expansion and revenue—at the risk of alienating the standards of the worldwide leader."
Fred Toucher Believes Attendees of Pat McAfee ‘Big Night Aht’ Were Disappointed
“The reason that the place probably sold out is they thought it may be featuring one of his guests, and there was no Aaron Rodgers.”
Who Will You Be When Your Media Career Is Over?
Whether working, retired, sidelined for the moment, or attempting to break in, it’s worthwhile to attempt to keep it all in perspective.
Aaron Rodgers Isn’t An Enigma, He’s a Professional Facing The Same Issues That Media Folks Do
"Once the carousel stops, and it's time to get off, who are you going to be?"