mr.jameswoods;1800199 said:
I'll be honest, I loved Gumble and the NFL network's display of the game. It's significantly better than Monday Night Football by a mile. Gumble is intelligent and makes insightful comments. People don't like Gumble because of his attitude. He is cocky and some people can't get past that regardless if what he is saying is intelligent. He wasn't just repeating the obvious and was analyzing the game and offerring commentary of his own as opposed to play b play guys who offer no opinion and are simply robots. Chris Collinsworth was good too. I could care less about his mistakes; I could overlook that. I would much rather have a person with an opinion than an accurate robot.
I can agree with you to a point. I think he does go out of his way to make a bigger deal of what he thinks was a incorrect call, and I can agree with him on that a lot of the time. I think he was absoultly correct in his observations of TO's bobble on the side lines and the PI call.
That being said, he is a professional broadcaster that is being paid big bucks only to call the Cowboys the Packers several times, missing some obvious spots, misidentifing several players and at least one player was misidentified several times. Not to mention at the end of the game calling Tony Romo, Rick Romo.
The NFL Network is trying to sell it's product with a pitch man that bumbles and fumbles his way through the game with the basics. Not to mention, this is football. Not a nightly news cast. Gumble needs to take some of the money his is getting paid and buy a personality. It become comical and brutal all at the same time. With all the NFL Network is doing right, this aint one of them.