Awful Announcing
Fox Sports' Ben Verlander took Ethan Hullihen's Rowdy Tellez table without credit, then later claimed he did so because he "wasn't sure" if Hullihen had made it.
Fake tweets and fake news led to some of the worst aggregation blunders this week.
It's that time of year in NFL Training Camp when a ten second out of context clip can set faulty narratives that spread like wildfire.
"Here's what the aggregation account wants you to do: They want you to react to that, in any way."
"Y’all get mad when nba players never have anything to say to media, but then chop our quotes up to get reactions."
Lombardi is perhaps missing the point by centering his Dov Kleiman criticisms on Kleiman's identity rather than his work.
"I didn’t say they’re actively trying to trade up the draft for a QB. I said they’re willing to."
"The aggregation culture in 2024, I don't know if it's ever been stupider."
"If they didn't come through, they would be chased home by gamblers with machetes and guns."
"'Plotting' definitely 100% a word I didn’t use or even insinuate."
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