My main response is to the Griffin book deal and his supposed details. I don’t think he has anything worthwhile and that’s why he can’t find a writer.
As for ESPN, I don’t know why it’s not being covered more. My cynical thought is because then they would have to address the DeSean Watson scandal as well, which they have just been trying to avoid. I think they are torn in that one over which side to pick. Again, that’s the cyclical guess from me. But it’s also cynical to say that ESPN won’t cover the Snyder scandal just to protect a corporate partner.
I think a more reasonable explanation is they are waiting for that smoking gun. They are waiting on something obvious. It could be because the way ESPN stories are ranked is by page views. So the general public may not be as interested and not viewing the story, which pushes it down the page and ESPN doesn’t spend time covering it. Outside of this market, I don’t think it’s moving the needle and that seems to be ESPN’s main motivation for what they cover these days.
I guess i wonder if he's right? ESPN's reporting on this has been zilch. Could they be affraid of losing MNF or any future programming? I don't know that they're protecting Dan as much as they're protecting themselves..... ?
I have no doubt the dude probably had very little... but someone got to him. I think he's egotistical enought to believe whatever he has to say is important enough, even if / when it isnt. I honestly feel he got muzzled. Whether it be ESPN, NFL, Dan Snyder directly... SOMEONE got to him and told him to shut up. That someone may have been his publisher...




