Yeah, this is a big loss for DC.com. I can understand that he rubbed some fans the wrong way, but I always enjoyed his insight. Unlike the majority of the journalists at DC.com, he seems willing to be honest without being (too) disrespectful. The biggest loss is The Draft Show. Even if they reconstruct the show, it just won't be the same without Broaddus & Brugler. That was a gem that they probably never realized was going to be huge.
I always listened to whatever daily DC podcast Broaddus was on, so the good news is I can stop listening to Talking Cowboys now. I cannot take Mickey anymore one single bit. Just a cranky man who thinks he knows better than everyone else because he's older than his colleagues. The slightest criticism of the coaches or owner and he lunges for the throat. I also didn't care for his response when the caller asked the show about Broaddus last week. I know he probably wasn't aloud to just tell the truth, but he just came across rude, while other journalists approached the topic respectfully these last couple weeks. The recent TC episodes have been absolutely brutal without Broaddus.
I switched over to listening The Break this week now with the Broaddus news finally out. Forget the cast there, just the fact that Mickey isn't on there makes it immensely better.