mr. furley
Footballguy
What is the draw for you?
Do you find the discussion interesting? Do you like the personalities more than the topics?
Do you find the discussion interesting? Do you like the personalities more than the topics?
I used to enjoy Mike&Mike - thats probably the last show I actually watched semi regularlyWhat is the draw for you?
Do you find the discussion interesting? Do you like the personalities more than the topics?
I never really had time to watch the shows and never really cared to. Lately after work and the gym, while making my dinner, I’ll throw YouTube on and watch the clips from the day. First Things First is definitely the best of the bunch imo. Undisputed is a complete joke because every single topic turns into a Cowboy discussion. First Take is pretty similar. I wish Nick Wright and Dan Orlovsky had their own show together. They’re both pretty objective and know what they’re talking about.First Things First on FS1 is the only one I watch, and when I say watch, I mean check out a few clips because I cannot watch it since it is during work hours. The chemistry between Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes makes it a fun show. And Wildes is a legitimately hilarious guy.
I bailed on ESPN many years ago.
This. Especially with plenty of super high quality podcasts out there, if you want your sports content, turn that **** off and listen to good stuff.I don't watch any of that crap. It is so repetitive and dumb it's a waste of time. I am shocked it still has a market.
I don’t think the ratings are super high but it’s extremely cheap content.I can't stand those shows. Good assignment. How are their ratings high enough to justify their existence? There must be some market for them, even if it's a hatewatch market.
it’s extremely cheap content.
I don’t think the ratings are super high but it’s extremely cheap content.
Same. I find all of the pre-game/post-game/analysis/whatever programming on broadcast television to be insufferable.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
It's probably not a coincidence that ESPN and CNN fell off the exact same cliff more or less at the exact same time.its like this...go to walmart or the DMV to be reminded of just how dumb the idiot masses are...or just look at the ratings for these shock jock sports shows...it's absurd they have an audience but here we are.
Excellent way of putting it.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
Cowherd used to be good, but I think he has too much going on now (his daily show and his podcast thing) to where he doesn't know what he is talking about too often now since there is no way he has time to watch all the games.I was going to mention this one yesterday as one of the worst and then today I see a couple people listen to/watch him. Cowherd is unlistenable, like nails on a chalkboard. Rich Eisen goes off at 2pm and locals come on on the Wisconsin station I use to tune in so I tried Cowherd for a while and I just can't do it. I'd do those crap ESPN shows before the herd. Only positive about his show was when Jason Taylor's sister was on and now she's gone.
He makes "hot takes" for effect, to get people incensed and talking about him. And those takes are wrong at least as often as they're right but he'll remind you about how he's always right and how smart he is. Not my cup of tea.Cowherd used to be good, but I think he has too much going on now (his daily show and his podcast thing) to where he doesn't know what he is talking about too often now since there is no way he has time to watch all the games.I was going to mention this one yesterday as one of the worst and then today I see a couple people listen to/watch him. Cowherd is unlistenable, like nails on a chalkboard. Rich Eisen goes off at 2pm and locals come on on the Wisconsin station I use to tune in so I tried Cowherd for a while and I just can't do it. I'd do those crap ESPN shows before the herd. Only positive about his show was when Jason Taylor's sister was on and now she's gone.
I will listen to some podcasts as well. I often find their analysis either more niche as you say or just most intelligent than the cable broadcasts or sports talk radio.Same. I find all of the pre-game/post-game/analysis/whatever programming on broadcast television to be insufferable.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
In fairness, there are some extremely niche podcasts that I will watch, specifically devoted to my favorite team. That's it though. I don't watch any of the other stuff out there.
I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
It took me until a couple of weeks ago to realize that Gronk was on Fox's crew now. What a clown.Excellent way of putting it.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
Growing up I used to watch all those pregame shows. Would just inhale nfl on Fox pregame with Bradshaw but probably haven’t seen it in 10 years. I turn the tv on at 1:00 now and am ready to go.
Occasionally I’ll watch the nfl network during Super Bowl week just to see what the vibe is around the host city. They usually show a decent amount of that.
I don't mind his show during football season. The rest of the year he just rambles about Lebron and how great California is.Cowherd used to be good, but I think he has too much going on now (his daily show and his podcast thing) to where he doesn't know what he is talking about too often now since there is no way he has time to watch all the games.I was going to mention this one yesterday as one of the worst and then today I see a couple people listen to/watch him. Cowherd is unlistenable, like nails on a chalkboard. Rich Eisen goes off at 2pm and locals come on on the Wisconsin station I use to tune in so I tried Cowherd for a while and I just can't do it. I'd do those crap ESPN shows before the herd. Only positive about his show was when Jason Taylor's sister was on and now she's gone.
I mostly agree with a notable exception for Inside the NBA. Just a knowledgable group of guys who get along well and make me laugh. CBS/Paramount+ has a similar vibe on their European soccer broadcasts that I enjoy. Throw in the occasional SVP Sportscenter particularly following a fun game.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
It took me until you made this post to realize that. He sits next to Terry or Howie? Like a full time thing?It took me until a couple of weeks ago to realize that Gronk was on Fox's crew now. What a clown.Excellent way of putting it.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
Growing up I used to watch all those pregame shows. Would just inhale nfl on Fox pregame with Bradshaw but probably haven’t seen it in 10 years. I turn the tv on at 1:00 now and am ready to go.
Occasionally I’ll watch the nfl network during Super Bowl week just to see what the vibe is around the host city. They usually show a decent amount of that.
Does that count? Because I do watch them sometimes. They’re awesome.mostly agree with a notable exception for Inside the NBA. Just a knowledgable group of guys who get along well and make me laugh.
I actually like that show more I do watching the nba at this pointI mostly agree with a notable exception for Inside the NBA. Just a knowledgable group of guys who get along well and make me laugh. CBS/Paramount+ has a similar vibe on their European soccer broadcasts that I enjoy. Throw in the occasional SVP Sportscenter particularly following a fun game.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports
This is the right answer.I don’t watch sports unless I’m actually watching sports