Video: Skip Bayless & SAS discuss Sean Lee Injury

[Zordon]

 

[CyberB0b]

All 3 of these guys are morons, but Skip was pretty spot on.

 

[JoeyBoy718]

They all made pretty good points. Everyone, even Cowboys haters, have a deep respect for Sean Lee. They were all right though that Dallas makes emotional decisions instead of rational ones and that they didn't do a good enough job acquiring LB depth knowing Lee's history.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Yeah I can't call any of them "morons". It sucks to hear but they aren't lying. Only thing though is that the Cowboys did try to address the MLB position by trying to use a 1st round on one until the Steelers came and got Shazier. Bruce Carter is also a MLB. They were speaking like they put all their eggs in Lee and that's not the case.

But they aren't lying. I can't disagree. Sucks for us to hear but none of them are lying.

 

[Hoofbite]

It's impossible to know if someone has the "prone gene" but I think after 3 previous seasons of time missed, there should be pause when giving out money.

At least Dallas had injury stipulations in play.

 

[Rockport]

Refuse to watch these morons.

 

[cowboy_ron]

Yeah I can't call any of them "morons". It sucks to hear but they aren't lying. Only thing though is that the Cowboys did try to address the MLB position by trying to use a 1st round on one until the Steelers came and got Shazier. Bruce Carter is also a MLB. They were speaking like they put all their eggs in Lee and that's not the case.

But they aren't lying. I can't disagree. Sucks for us to hear but none of them are lying.

Stephen A. Smith is not exactly E.F. Hutton

 

[StarBoyz83]

Good video

 

[SilverStarCowboy]

Jerry Jones is going to have a bad year ... lol

 

[burmafrd]

they are typical examples of todays mediot brigade. Lowest common denominator; always go for controversy over truth; never do anything the hard way- easy route always; and going for the worst possible angle whenever possible since that sells better.

 

[Lonestar94]

I always agree with Skip & SAS, but they are stating the obvious.

 

[Doc50]

they are typical examples of todays mediot brigade. Lowest common denominator; always go for controversy over truth; never do anything the hard way- easy route always; and going for the worst possible angle whenever possible since that sells better.

Agreed.

Controversy sells, and you can hardly find even a network news program that isn't full of hyperbole -- CNN and Fox are good examples.

So, it's all about viewership, and these idiots will say anything to establish their reputation as "outspoken", so that we'll all watch to see what kind of crazy statements they might make, thus increasing their marketshare and advertising revenue, thereby increasing their own income.

That's entertainment these days. Truth be damned.

Having said that, Lee is screwed for the present, and there is no reason to feel good about his future.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

They are absolutely right.

 

[basstapp]

They said we didn't address it in the draft, but there wasn't a LB other then Mosley... who is injury prone that we would of taken. They have no idea how Hitchens will perform so I guess we will wait and see.

 

[mldardy]

What I will never understand about these guys is they love talking about the Cowboys yet during the season all they do is talk about how irrelevant we are but they can't stop talking about us.

 

[PA Cowboy Fan]

What I will never understand about these guys is they love talking about the Cowboys yet during the season all they do is talk about how irrelevant we are but they can't stop talking about us.

We make for great entertainment.

 

[tyke1doe]

What I will never understand about these guys is they love talking about the Cowboys yet during the season all they do is talk about how irrelevant we are but they can't stop talking about us.

Colin Cowherd addressed this on his radio program recently. The Cowboys drive ratings in good times and in bad, when the information is negative and when the information is positive. So basically ESPN says, "Give me more Cowboys talk."
When viewers/listeners become less interested, then the Cowboys talk will subside.
ESPN is first and foremost a business. It may have dedicated journalists who in the midst of doing business get to crank out provocative and thought-provoking work (E-60 and 30 for 30 being among them). But ESPN is in the business to make money. The Cowboys sell.
It's something everyone should understand by now, but I'm glad Colin articulated it.

 

[Fletch]

I always agree with Skip & SAS, but they are stating the obvious.

Remind me later to put you on ignore.

 

[scooper]

Just makes me root for Hitchens all the more.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I didn't hear anything that I hadn't already read in here.