Awful Announcing
"I think earlier I said that Tua had been knocked out in two different games. He was knocked out of two different games, officially he was not knocked out of the first one, he was the second one."
"Frankly, this is such a medical disaster that if I'm Tua and I recover from this, which is not guaranteed, I might say 'I don't want to play for this team any more because of what they did.'"
"Wonder IF* Tua/Dolphins call this a back injury. Can't want to hear the diagnosis"
Michael Smith's appearance during the post-game show helped Amazon save face.
"Hell" is not usually the first choice to censor in that line.
"A lot of them have gotten to the point where they don’t care about reporting the truth"
An ESPN NFL Draft ad focusing on Tua Tagovailoa's family seems a little strange in light of the 2018 firestorm ESPN kicked off with a feature that included coverage of Tagovailoa's father beating him with a belt.
Nope, "Tua Tagobailoa" does not play for the Crimson Tide.
Tua's father essentially admitted to abusing him, and all we got was a puff interview and some Joe Jackson jokes.
"Alright, so why do you continue to try and get me to say something that doesn't respect one of them? I'm not going to, so quit asking."
