Postgame: Patriots @ Packers

[CousinOfDeath]

I can't even imagine what it's like to have an elite ILB

[HKPackFan]

Lol give the man props. He's making a living being a paid troll. Hell I'll prolly even tune in tommorow just to see how he trys to spin this one to him saying Rodgers isnt any good

I won't be tuning in. Won't follow what he says on Twiitter or anywhere else.

He makes ridiculous comments about numerous athletes and teams for the sole reason that he knows some saps will get pissed off and tune in to listen to his nonsense when his "takes" are wrong and brag when he's correct. It's the Jerry Springer of sports talk.

People keep saying this but I still think it is false. He doesn't intentionally troll. He just believes in things like "clutch" and other stuff. I am pretty sure he truly believes Brady is the Best and therefore bashes others who could be a threat to Brady almost no matter what they do.

I think he is a troll. He was a newspaper guy in Dallas during the height of the Cowboys dynasty and "America's team" when the whole world watched the Cowboys. His "Packers are Pretenders" article in 1996 the year the Packers won the SuperBowl was pure trollish. He called Reggie Betty White and a few other insults. It didn't matter the Packers won the SuperBowl that year, his troll article still got attention.

Later he got super famous by telling the world repeatedly that Troy Aikman is gay. He's famous for being a loud mouthed **** troll. That's what got him to where he is now, and he hasn't changed his shtick at all. He knows that insulting players, and being a **** troll in general gets people's attention even if it pisses them off, so he gets attention and draws ratings. He hasn't changed his style at all.

No respectable journalist would write the garbage he would print, but because it was all about the Cowboys everyone listened.

Dude, he was trolling the internet before there was an internet. He basically invented trolling. The Day Al Gore invented the Internet, Skip Bayless started trolling it.