I recently was on a family trip, and was in for a long drive. I listened the Movin the chain for the whole 4 hrs for a couple of days, and never once considered changing it. When Schein comes on, I am done in like 15 minutes.Wasnt one of them an NFL GM? (I admit I really know nothing about them)
For me, the only way I can even STOMACH Adam Schein is now he has Rich Gannon. Schein is THE most annoying person on Sports Radio next to Jim Rome in my mind.I think he is a TOOL!There...I feel better.
And here I thought I was the only one. His voice is so annoying. His football intelligence is questionable and the whole Jax= America's team is asinine
No, buddy, you are not alone at all. He is an absolute clown.Someone needs to tell that guy that when EVERYTHING is incredible, then nothing is incredible. When EVERYTHING is amazing, then nothing is amazing. When EVERYTHING is excellent, nothing is excellent. You get the point... So many things that are going to be NON STOP, are barely touched on.He is rude to the callers, he is rude to the guys being interviewed, and even rude to whoever is on the show with him. Because all he cares about is spewing his hyperbole and he will interrupt anyone else to get it in. It gets to the point where Gannon or Mills interrupts their guests as well just so they can squeeze a question in. I've also heard him on a few occasions blatantly lie about a caller who he claims he "documented" the caller had called in and said something. Of course, he cuts them (along with everyone else) off the air so they can't defend themselves.I'm all for passion and excitement, but when it becomes schtick then you lose all credibility. How can a station that has Tim Ryan and Pat Kirwan on one end of the spectrum make the decision to have Adam Schein? He is the Ted Baxtor of the NFL network and I seriously doubt they ever have the demographic in any time slot of a serious NFL broadcast that consists of idiots that aren't insulted by having to listen to that joke.Well, I think his time slot is over so it's time for me to tune back in.