Sean Salisbury out at ESPN

[colkilla]

can't say i'm saddened to see him go. man, a few years ago i wanted SO bad to watch him try and weasel out of following through with his guarantee that the 'skins could not make it to the super bowl. came up just 2 wins shy. i think the turnoff with him is his arrogance, and i don't think that has anything to do with espn telling him how to act. he was humble when speaking of his playing career, i'll give him that, but he had no choice as any fan who watched football when he played would know the truth had he overstated his abilities. but when he gave an opinion, he always made it seem like what he said was law and that was the end of it. i understand that if you have an opinion you should stick to it. but he would take it to far and dismiss any other opinion there was. just annoyed the hell out of me...

[Matteh]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lintyfresh85

John Clayton wins. Score one for the geeks.

Crypt Keeper 1, Salisbury 0.

[J0nnD0ugh]

Were Carter & Sean ever teammates in Minny?

[mvb34]

Quote: Originally Posted by J0nnD0ugh

Were Carter & Sean ever teammates in Minny?

Yes briefly..

[Gibbz]

I just shaped my body like a donut and rolled across the room.

[BigDofBA]

It's about time.

[Dipstick]

Now if they could just get rid of Merrill Hoge.

[crques]

I'm disappointed by the move. I liked Salisbury's way of "telling it like it is." He was blunt and to the point with his opinions. I've watched Carter the past several seasons on Inside the NFL and I just don't like him that much. Carter never seems that comfortable to me on camera.