The need for hot sideline reporters to drown out Baker Mayfield Commercials

[Solar7]

Heard Kyler will be the new spokes person for the new men’s store...5’10” and under.

Maybe Kyler and Robert Downey Jr. can start endorsing the same brand of men's lift shoes.

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[Timm Rosenbach]

Yes, I'm sure he's crying into his millions of dollars that come from filming a nationally broadcast series of insurance commercials. Sponsorships are the reason Tom Brady can take a cheaper contract with the Patriots.

Kyler would jump at the opportunity if offered. But he's not a very forward person and isn't all that marketable.

Kyler Murray is the guy who turned down a sure-fire long-term pile of money with no risk of injury from the Oakland Athletics in order to play behind the offensive line built by Steve Keim. The opposite of Baker Mayfield

 

[Solar7]

Kyler Murray is the guy who turned down a sure-fire long-term pile of money with no risk of injury from the Oakland Athletics in order to play behind the offensive line built by Steve Keim. The opposite of Baker Mayfield

...For way more guaranteed money than he was going to get from baseball. A $16.6 million dollar upgrade.

 

[BigRedRage]

If Baker Mayfield had any shame, he would be embarrassed by the number of his insurance ads that are running repeatedly. Glad that Kyler Murray has more integrity and will not be spending the offseason filming TV ads

Making commercials is lacking integrity?

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[BigRedRage]

Kyler Murray is the guy who turned down a sure-fire long-term pile of money with no risk of injury from the Oakland Athletics in order to play behind the offensive line built by Steve Keim. The opposite of Baker Mayfield

He went to a sport he loved more. That doesn't make him some morality hero or whatever you're trying to do here

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[BigRedRage]

...For way more guaranteed money than he was going to get from baseball. A $16.6 million dollar upgrade.

To make big baseball money takes a lot of time and a lot of killing it in the pro game. Pure projective nonsense.

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[Timm Rosenbach]

Making commercials is lacking integrity?

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Commercials are for players who proved themselves. I will never fault a veteran (Like Aaron Rodgers) for racking up advertisement money. But I question a guy who comes out in his second year and plays like garbage after an offseason of filming numerous advertisements. I don’t remember any rookie QB having this many advertisements after his rookie year. Can you name one?

 

[BigRedRage]

Commercials are for players who proved themselves. I will never fault a veteran (Like Aaron Rodgers) for racking up advertisement money. But I question a guy who comes out in his second year and plays like garbage after an offseason of filming numerous advertisements. I don’t remember any rookie QB having this many advertisements after his rookie year. Can you name one?

I highly doubt making commercials had a single thing to do with his performance. That's like believing in a flat Earth.

Companies came to him because they found him marketable. The entire sports media world hyped him up all summer.

He did his job and said yes to easy money of making commercials. All the hype and marketing is on the hypers and marketers.

You act like you'd turn down a pile of money to do an insurance commercial or whatever the hell those commercials are form nonsense.

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[Solar7]

To make big baseball money takes a lot of time and a lot of killing it in the pro game. Pure projective nonsense.

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That wasn't me coming at Kyler Murray, just the nonsensical idea his decision had nothing to do with the money he could get right off the bat. I think most of us would take the immediate $34 million or whatever above the hopes you're gonna make $200 million.

(I kinda think you were agreeing with me, but not totally sure.)

 

[nidan]

Why can't people just be hired based on their talent? Why do they have to be hot, why do they have to be female? Can't you just hire the best person for the job?

Ok if you do that that then no women play in the NFL so the best qualified is likely going to be a guy

 

[BigRedRage]

That wasn't me coming at Kyler Murray, just the nonsensical idea his decision had nothing to do with the money he could get right off the bat. I think most of us would take the immediate $34 million or whatever above the hopes you're gonna make $200 million.

(I kinda think you were agreeing with me, but not totally sure.)

I was commenting about the other dude

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[Jetstream Green]

I actually find his commercials entertaining and the Browns continue to entertain

 

[gamebird98]

Give me some good ole' fashioned Suzy Kolber.

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[Cardsmasochist]

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I would like to do a commercial with the AT&T hottie.

‘Member her?
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[swagron]

Give me some good ole' fashioned Suzy Kolber.

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Yuk. Her and Rachel Nichols.

 

[gamebird98]

Yuk. Her and Rachel Nichols.

Don't remember asking what you thought...but, thanks for your input.

 

[BurqueCardFan]

Why can't people just be hired based on their talent? Why do they have to be hot, why do they have to be female? Can't you just hire the best person for the job?

Yes, they should be female and hot. The majority of the audience is male, so most likely that is the demographic you are trying to appeal to.
It reminds me of many years ago when there was an uproar about discrimination that Hooters wouldn't hire male servers. When I go to Hooters, Twin Peaks or any other of these "breastaurants" your damn right I assume there is going to be a good looking female server.​

 

[WisconsinCard]

Ok if you do that that then no women play in the NFL so the best qualified is likely going to be a guy

I disagree there are plenty of women who are talented, but may not be "hot" in some people's opinions. My point is if there is a person who is not considered hot, but is the more talented person...Oh never mind. It doesn't really matter, I just hate the OP for calling my wife names. I don't watch football to be see a hot sideline reporter. I watch for entertainment. Couldn't care less if the person talking is a male or a female, hot or not.

 

[WisconsinCard]

Yes, they should be female and hot. The majority of the audience is male, so most likely that is the demographic you are trying to appeal to.
It reminds me of many years ago when there was an uproar about discrimination that Hooters wouldn't hire male servers. When I go to Hooters, Twin Peaks or any other of these "breastaurants" your damn right I assume there is going to be a good looking female server.​

Well maybe I am just an old man, but I have been watching for over 50 years and back in the day there were no women, no sideline reporters....I'm still watching.

 

[ajcardfan]

Give me some good ole' fashioned Suzy Kolber.

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Joe Namath approves.

 

[swagron]

Don't remember asking what you thought...but, thanks for your input.

Didn’t know that an invitation was needed...on a PUBLIC forum lol

 

[Southpaw]

I'm a huge fan of muting the TV when I watch football. There is nothing that any of these morons can say that is enlightening to me. If we're at home, and playing well, I'll tune in to listen to the crowd reaction. Otherwise, no volume is WAY better.

If only technology would allow us mute those 2 live crews ( pun alert ) and keep the ambient noise. I'll take the on field officials too.


MUTE the BOOTH

 

[Southpaw]

Why can't people just be hired based on their talent? Why do they have to be hot, why do they have to be female? Can't you just hire the best person for the job?

That's no fun.

 

[Southpaw]

I highly doubt making commercials had a single thing to do with his performance. That's like believing in a flat Earth.

Companies came to him because they found him marketable. The entire sports media world hyped him up all summer.

He did his job and said yes to easy money of making commercials. All the hype and marketing is on the hypers and marketers.

You act like you'd turn down a pile of money to do an insurance commercial or whatever the hell those commercials are form nonsense.

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and he comes off well. Self assured. I find them funny and better than most.

 

[juza76]

That's no fun.

Lol, probably they know if they put an average one many of the viewers would change the channel