Brock and Salk

[Sibelius Hindemith]

The thing that bugs me is how many of these sports radio guys seem to have self-important or self-righteous personality types. Get over yourselves, you dorks. You're talking sports for a living for Christ's sake.

[57reasons]

Yeah I respect Clayton's knowledge obviously but I don't like his delivery which always seems condescending and off putting.

Not to mention he says "yuh know" at least once in every sentence he utters.

How about Wyman and Moore? I think they are decent together, although Stelton might destroy the chemistry unless they can slip him a valium before they go on the air.

From the category, of "If you don't have anything good to say,..." i will not talk about Moore. Wyman is far too vanilla for my taste, often oversimplifying and looking backward, not forward. Oddly he seems to actually have a distaste for any in-depth analysis. i was much more a fan of him as a player - really excited when we drafted him 2nd round. Havent heard Stelton enough to render opinion, but he at least has a good radio voice and doesnt sound childish or hung over (oh wait, i wasnt going to talk about Moore).

[Captain 97]

The thing that bugs me is how many of these sports radio guys seem to have self-important or self-righteous personality types. Get over yourselves, you dorks. You're talking sports for a living for Christ's sake.

The only one I got that vibe from was Groz. I really didn't like listening to him bloviate.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

I'd say most of them take themselves way too seriously. Stelton and Salk come to mind. You get the feeling that some of them think talking sports is on a par with being a surgeon or research scientist. Your job is talking about dummies playing with balls to entertain the (mindless) masses, not curing cancer. Get over yourselves. Actually, this applies more to the national hosts on ESPN and FOXSports.

[Captain 97]

I'd say most of them take themselves way too seriously. Stelton and Salk come to mind. You get the feeling that some of them think talking sports is on a par with being a surgeon or research scientist. Your job is talking about dummies playing with balls to entertain the (mindless) masses, not curing cancer. Get over yourselves. Actually, this applies more to the national hosts on ESPN and FOXSports.

I disagree on both of those guys and I have listened to them a lot.

[ThePro]

From the category, of "If you don't have anything good to say,..." i will not talk about Moore. Wyman is far too vanilla for my taste, often oversimplifying and looking backward, not forward. Oddly he seems to actually have a distaste for any in-depth analysis. i was much more a fan of him as a player - really excited when we drafted him 2nd round. Havent heard Stelton enough to render opinion, but he at least has a good radio voice and doesnt sound childish or hung over (oh wait, i wasnt going to talk about Moore).

That's what I like about wyman the most.

[Sibelius Hindemith]

Wyman is a good conversationalist and has lots of interesting and funny anecdotes from his playing days. And mainly he's down to earth and can laugh at himself. To a lesser degree that is also true of Jim Moore, although he occasionally gets his panties in a bunch. If you want super in-depth explanations and break-downs then i guess Millen is your guy. Myself, i prefer someone with a sense of humor and some perspective on the seriousness of talking about sports.

[ThePro]

Wyman is a good conversationalist and has lots of interesting and funny anecdotes from his playing days. And mainly he's down to earth and can laugh at himself. To a lesser degree that is also true of Jim Moore, although he occasionally gets his panties in a bunch. If you want super in-depth explanations and break-downs then i guess Millen is your guy. Myself, i prefer someone with a sense of humor and some perspective on the seriousness of talking about sports.

Millen is garbage.. He tries to use terminology amd shit. Just obnoxious. Wyman does a way better job with his breakdowns.

[D-train]

So nobody listens to KJR?

[ThePro]

So nobody listens to KJR?

I follow Softy on Twitter. That's all I can stomach. They have some hosts that make me want to quit watching sports