impossible for one guy to be more right while another is more wrong

[MightyGiants]

https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/1647244354686205952

[Gman329]

It amazes me that anyone still pays Skip Bayless to voice his deep ignorance on all things NFL.  He is always so certain and a shocking percentage of the time, so wrong.  About the only reason to listen to Bayless is to know which way NOT to go on any given question. 

[beaugestus]

Skip Bayless, that's all I got to say.....

[Ed Vette]

Another example of how non-experts can seem believable. Although the Cleveland Browns have a long history of misses on QB decisions too.

[MightyGiants]

Another example of how non-experts can seem believable. Although the Cleveland Browns have a long history of misses on QB decisions too.

Very much so...  notice how Hoge acknowledges that evaluation is an imperfect science and uses weaker words like "I think" while Bayless speaks with absolute certainty and never gives the slightest hint of doubt or that there is a possibility he could be wrong.

[jgrangers2]

Very much so...  notice how Hoge acknowledges that evaluation is an imperfect science and uses weaker words like "I think" while Bayless speaks with absolute certainty and never gives the slightest hint of doubt or that there is a possibility he could be wrong.

The job of people like Bayless is to be stoke reaction and part of that is speaking with absolute certainty. People like Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith and Colin Cowherd are basically just on-screen clickbait.

[AZGiantFan]

The job of people like Bayless is to be stoke reaction and part of that is speaking with absolute certainty. People like Skip Bayless, Stephen A. Smith and Colin Cowherd are basically just on-screen clickbait.

Sadly, that is true of most of the media, not just sports.

[Painter]

Although it's Fox Sports which pays Bayless $8 million per year, you might better understand his act if you were to watch Fox News.

Cheers

[AZGiantFan]

Although it's Fox Sports which pays Bayless $8 million per year, you might better understand his act if you were to watch Fox News.

Cheers

Skip was exactly the same when he was on ESPN, but nice little political dig.