So Tony Sporano, former head coach and offensive line coach in the NFL just dropped dead. He was most notably known for the ending of the Sopranos given his name, he was a coach for the Cowboys at the time and ESPN did a hilarious spoof using him and Mark Cuban, here it is and its hilarious:
Some of my best trolling was has been done on ESPN.com so I thought I would make a light hearted post when I read the article, and I noticed the comments section for ALL articles was no longer there. ESPN would routinely be ripped by users for non-stop grammatical errors, I am not talking about misplaced commas but things like misusing there/their/they're, just basic stuff. Plus they would always post articles with run on sentences and pointless drivel. It was just terrible and cringeworthy for like half their articles.
Rather than hire better writers they just canceled the comments section. You can see why ESPN is laying off people left and right. They are a network that has not kept up and will eventually be run over by Netflix once they decide to corner the sports market.
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Originally Posted by verminaard
