What a dipshit retort. See last week when ESPN got torched on social media and had to make public statements and address on their shows that they had a fantasy draft in which black players were drafted...

It’s not some guy at bar, it would be the same folks who made a simple fantasy auction draft a pr problem for ESPN just last week. It’s not about right, wrong, or neutral anymore, only “optics”; bad optics hurt your brand through the steam and traction that can be gained social media, and that effects  are real…

“above goldfish level”, which is what? Like 15-20% of the American populace at this point? Casting the widest net means pandering to the lowest common denominator, and it never ceases to amaze me how it’s ESPN’s and not our country or culture’s fault that they felt the rightful need as a massive employer to avoid a…

You saw the PR nightmare from having a fantasy draft right? With absolutely nothing to be offended by there, espn was crucified for “bad optics”. Having the namesake be the face of your first coverage in an area following a tragedy shouldn’t be a problem, but there’s more to run with there than the huge nothingness…

Except that viewer does exist

This article is ridiculous, talk about playing both sides. If Robert lee had called the game, you’d have torched espn for not making a simple change to avoid harkening back to a local tragedy.