Bill Simmons’ pitch to Kevin Clark was totally unexpected
"The Ringer was the no-brainer for me."
"The Ringer was the no-brainer for me."
On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, host Brandon Contes interviews Kevin Clark of ESPN and...
"It's not about the Playoff. It will never be about the Playoff."
"And I actually do think there's a happy medium and I kind of think we're in it, guys."
"This is the bane of our existence."
"Sometimes I look back in a day, I'm like, Holy cow, that was a lot of texting. Holy cow."
"I can’t think of anything that is more fitting of a tribute than to do this."
"I did a complete 180."
"You look like a member of the Geek Squad from Best Buy. But let me tell you something man, you're pretty damn good."
"If you don't want to change, nothing's going to change."
"This is Football" has aired on ESPN2 since September.
"I knew Emily was gonna win a Pulitzer since the day I met her."
"I'm afraid it's beyond repair."
"In you know he's gonna give it his all every single night. There's gonna be some electrifying plays, but there's going to be some plays like, 'Man, what the hell was he doing on that play?'"
"2025 is going to be even better for all of us. Especially for Around the Horn."
"Got the job done... in every which way."
"The NFL has the best, most accurate, most nuanced local coverage, and it’s because beat writers can go up to a guy."
Joel McHale and Kevin Clark had a PSA for sports broadcasters about their overuse of Pike Place fish market shots during games in Seattle.
"Our jobs are hard enough, don't start blaming us for other sh*t, please."
"It's an amazing experience and an amazing opportunity. I'm just so happy to be able to do it."
"I was drinking the Kool-Aid after that."
Kirk Herbstreit blames the lack of quality NFL play in 2024 on teams struggling to adapt their offensive schemes to the rise of dual-threat quarterbacks.
After a successful year on ESPN's digital platforms, Kevin Clark's "This is Football" show is making its TV debut on ESPN2.
"I'm glad it ended well for Les and LSU, and I apologize for saying anything about it."