Mine, unsurprisingly, was loaded with contradictions with the exception of those “Love For Damar” T-shirts handed out so NFL sideline personnel could attest to their fealty, in assorted sizes, in front of TV cameras.
But what most counted didn’t appear on my TV screen.
Saturday’s early-afternoon Michigan-Michigan St. men’s basketball telecast on Fox was loaded with MSU supporters chanting ridicule, insults and taunts at the visiting Wolverines. Must’ve missed that “Perspective” memo.
Next was Chiefs-Raiders on ABC/ESPN where early in the first quarter after sacking Raider QB Jarrett Stidham, DT Chris Jones performed a ridiculous all-about-me dance that left him about 30 yards from the play. But why would Jones, a seven-year pro, know any better now than before Hamlin’s heart- and game-stopper?
On ABC/ESPN, guess what the pandering trio of Steve Levy, gasbag Dan Orlovsky and no-one-home Louis Riddick said about Jones’ self-aggrandizement minutes into the first game after Hamlin was saved.
Nothing
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