Pat McAfee

[Pars]

Little too much McAfee happening

 

[BTCMoonBoy]

Only male with ballzzz on that network. Never cried like a biitxh like herbie

 

[SoJxnVol]

I keep waiting for Clay Travis to start a sports network. When that does happen, bye bye espn.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

Not a Pat fan, seems like the white frat version of Stephen A. I would probably like them more if they just shared their opinions without the theatrics, but they’d make a lot less money that way.

 

[SteelCurtain74]

I don't pay much attention to him but he's a prime example of a bigger issue that ESPN has. When they find a shiny new toy they oversaturate the hell out the airwaves with it. Stephen A, Kelce, Pat, etc. Sometimes less is more.

 

[Chesusdog]

I don't pay much attention to him but he's a prime example of a bigger issue that ESPN has. When they find a shiny new toy they oversaturate the hell out the airwaves with it. Stephen A, Kelce, Pat, etc. Sometimes less is more.

Loud and obnoxious are their desired qualities.

 

[85Bears]

espn elites think their audience is very very dumb and unsophisticated. As a result no one watches it.

 

[ll Martain ll]

As an ESPN talking head he's not my cup of tea but I'm pretty sure he's interesting to the younger demographic. I don't hate his role on college GameDay.

As a WWE commentator, he's absolutely insufferable.

 

[FormerBully]

I keep waiting for Clay Travis to start a sports network. When that does happen, bye bye espn.

Dude has spent years crying about politics in sports and just launched a sports and politics site ha

 

[BTCMoonBoy]

Not a Pat fan, seems like the white frat version of Stephen A. I would probably like them more if they just shared their opinions without the theatrics, but they’d make a lot less money that way.

Idgaf about his opinion …..just entertain me

 

[woozman]

I don't pay much attention to him but he's a prime example of a bigger issue that ESPN has. When they find a shiny new toy they oversaturate the hell out the airwaves with it. Stephen A, Kelce, Pat, etc. Sometimes less is more.