Brooke Pryor corrects Mike Florio after criticism of Steelers reporters
Mike Florio called out Steelers reporter for not following up with Aaron Rodgers after he criticized the team's work ethic... except they did.
Mike Florio called out Steelers reporter for not following up with Aaron Rodgers after he criticized the team's work ethic... except they did.
Gambling scandals have hit both the NBA and Major League Baseball in recent weeks. And the NFL is...
"It's an opportunity for the league to make a very strong statement on a very important topic..."
With Terry Rozier alleged to have manipulated his under player props, Mike Florio sees that form of sports betting ending soon.
"Fox takes employees into communities throughout the country. And there's a basic duty of care that you are bringing individuals into these communities who are not going to wreak havoc when they get there."
"For reasons I don’t fully understand, the expiration of the deal that places NBCUniversal content on YouTube TV will result in the suspension of the placement of PFT videos on YouTube."
While it's a work of fiction, the potential for a nightmare NFL scenario is real.
"The normal instances of the game become fodder for, 'The fix is in.'"
"Nobody knows when, where, and how replay assist is going to be activated."
"This week, the league office told the officials to officiate it tight. So, what did we see? Linemen leaving early."
"It's just an ugly mess, and it's sad that it's come to this."
Talk about timing.
"But the NFL-ESPN relationship will make reasonable people believe the seeds for the scrapping of the show were planted the moment it appeared the NFL would end up owning part of ESPN."
Nick Wright and Mike Florio's friendship was almost strained by a column over Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice.
"Why does the reporter do it? Because it pays off on the backend."
"That is definitely NOT the story that has been making the rounds."
"He’s been in the room when the collusion, attempted or otherwise, happened. He knows how the sausage is made. He has helped make it."
"I want to get my story out there, and I don't want it to look like this was sour grapes or I didn't get the job and I wanted the job."
ESPN reports the NFL and NFLPA kept a collusion ruling hidden from players for months, stirring outrage within the union.
A hearing is scheduled in Nevada court for Wednesday, July 9.
"I think they believe their ace in the hole is the U.S. Supreme Court."
"It’s been six days... and very few people in and around the NFL are saying anything about it."
"I'm a firm believer that they've been colluding as it relates to coaching pay for decades."
"I just need to stress that this is a document that neither the league nor the owners nor the union wanted out."