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| @JordanRaanan Eli Manning says he's worried about this week, playing against the 49ers. Of his conversations and the open line of communication with coach Pat Shurmur over the weekend: "It's always good. Communication is important." 9:09 AM - 8 Nov 2018 |
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| After 15 seasons and two Super Bowl championships, Manning says he doesn't feel any differently about this week's game than any that came before. "We worry about this week," Manning said prior to Thursday's practice, when asked if he's worried that Shurmur might make the switch to rookie Kyle Lualetta in the coming weeks. "We have the 49ers. I have a job to do. I'm going to do it to the best of my availability." |
Jordan doesnt know how to spell q-u-a-l-i-t-y.
PaulBlakeTSU : 10/11/2018 12:15 pm : link
he created a bullshit poll on Tom Coughlin that still annoys me to this day. He gave the readers five scenarios for what the Giants should do with Coughlin: FOUR of them had Coughlin returning in some capacity, and only one of them had Coughlin going. Naturally, the option with Coughlin going had the most votes, but with only something like 35%. So 65% of the votes were about Coughlin staying.
So the follow up article had the headline: "Readers Choice: Tom Coughlin Should Walk Away from the Giants". I know that editors often write the headlines, but if you read the follow-up piece about the results, you wouldn't have known that most Giants fans wanted Coughlin to stay.
(http://www.nj.com/giants/index.ssf/2013/12/readers_choice_tom_coughlin_walks_away_from_giants.html)
Towards the end of his NJ.com tenure, I thought he improved and put out some good stuff. Once he went to ESPN, he reverted to clickbait crap.
I had followed him on twitter to get news on the Giants but then I realized how god awful he is and stopped.
He'll likely respond here and try to spin it in some different way.
I'm with Paul. As soon as he left for ESPN, he would rather generate clicks than actual reporting.
He's basically just a fucking hack.
At best its complete incompetence(I'm not that naive) and at worst he he zero credibility after that tweet. I never thought he was that bad, but wow, what a loser.
He'll likely respond here and try to spin it in some different way.
I'm with Paul. As soon as he left for ESPN, he would rather generate clicks than actual reporting.
He's basically just a fucking hack.
As some have mentioned, he had gotten a bit better towards the end of his NJ.com tenure, but he was basically leveraging that to get to ESPN where he has mailed it in ever since.
There is a reason the guys in the Giants locker room don't like him and he has to use other reporters stories to write his own. He must get clicks for his bull shit writing, otherwise, he should have been part of the last ESPN mass layoff.
If he doesn't after all the other times, we can safely assume that we are correct in calling him a hack
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
So if you give him the benefit of the doubt, he's not malicious, just an amateur and careless.
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
Yeah, I kinda agree. In this instance.
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Tweet is an awkward summary of the quote, makes it seem like Eli is particularly worried about the 49ers when his point was he is just focused on this week
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
So if you give him the benefit of the doubt, he's not malicious, just an amateur and careless.
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
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about how informed he is based on some nonsense breakfast buffet he used to attend. It made no damn sense and I called him out for it. He's a hack of the highest degree and as soon as fans wise up and stop clicking on his articles, he'll be gone from ESPN like shit through a goose.
all the best tips are revealed at the omelette station
Hahaha.
He got this from a NJ.com article but here is what was said in that article:
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After 15 seasons and two Super Bowl championships, Manning says he doesn't feel any differently about this week's game than any that came before.
"We worry about this week," Manning said prior to Thursday's practice, when asked if he's worried that Shurmur might make the switch to rookie Kyle Lualetta in the coming weeks. "We have the 49ers. I have a job to do. I'm going to do it to the best of my availability (emphasis mine)."
I'm not sure that has any rational meaning. If he takes the day off, he won't do his job?
A: You worry about this week. We got the 49ers. I got a job to do, and I’m going to do it to the best of my ABILITY.
Jordan sucks
I'm sure he'll edit the article after his hourly BBI lurking. What a joke.
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
Between meetings? What meetings? He's a reporter, not an executive. He doesn't get the benefit of the doubt about firing off a ham-handed tweet as he's racing down the hallway to a meeting at his job - the tweet is part and parcel of the job itself.
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Tweet is an awkward summary of the quote, makes it seem like Eli is particularly worried about the 49ers when his point was he is just focused on this week
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
Between meetings? What meetings? He's a reporter, not an executive. He doesn't get the benefit of the doubt about firing off a ham-handed tweet as he's racing down the hallway to a meeting at his job - the tweet is part and parcel of the job itself.
"Eli worried only about 49ers game"
"Eli "we worry about this the game this week not if I start in the future"."
He purposely framed it in a completely different way
"Eli worried only about 49ers game"
"Eli "we worry about this the game this week not if I start in the future"."
He purposely framed it in a completely different way
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"Eli says focus is on the upcoming game not if he gets benched"
"Eli worried only about 49ers game"
"Eli "we worry about this the game this week not if I start in the future"."
He purposely framed it in a completely different way
I’m not debating that it was sloppy, clear the tweet did not accurately convey the quote. Whether it was intentional or careless is inconclusive
Both are bad looks for a paid journalist and intentional is worse IMO, but not by much.
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In comment 14169112 Les in TO said:
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Tweet is an awkward summary of the quote, makes it seem like Eli is particularly worried about the 49ers when his point was he is just focused on this week
That said, it was a tweet, likely quickly fired off in between meetings or assignments. I don’t think it was done to intentionally stir the pot
Between meetings? What meetings? He's a reporter, not an executive. He doesn't get the benefit of the doubt about firing off a ham-handed tweet as he's racing down the hallway to a meeting at his job - the tweet is part and parcel of the job itself.
I’m sure he has espn staff meetings and scheduled interviews for stories and that he’s trying to get the message out quickly rather than delaying it and wordsmithing it like he would for a full article. There is a much lower bar for accuracy on Twitter given the character limitations
Just that there is a bar for truth (not to mention that we are supposed to accept that) is horrfic and shows why there is no such thing as journalism.
Did you say to your career counselor 'spoofing people and stirring up shit sounds like a blast, anyway I can do that and earn a paycheck too' or did things just not play out as you had hoped?
Very hacky.
Very hacky.
He got called out on Twitter also and refused to defend himself. I think he realized he overplayed his hand with this one. He's always been sleazy with his excuses in the past when called out, this one there really is no defense for it
I also recall a bunch of BBI fanboys chiming in to back him up, with the “you go Jordan, don’t listen to the haters!” BS