This is a disingenuous comment as it's overlooking the important detail that Schefter has been a mouthpiece to the league on more than one occasion to do their bidding. You can blame ESPN for him being the way that he is, but he's obviously getting that information from someone in the league which goes back to other posters original point of the information coming from the league office.Nah. Y'all just like chasing strawmen and boogeymen together so y'all don't feel left out. I don't get why you'd think the corporation who gainfully employs gossip merchants as somehow better people than the NFL. Go read that ESPN book if you haven't to understand what those execs in that building are like. They literally still employ Adam Schefter, after he basically violated HIPAA laws by disclosing JPP's accident details, and still claimed it was appropriate. That's probably why he shut the fukk up so much every time they came back to the studio.
This ain't a comic book movie where one is the villain and the other is helpless. Both entities can be capable of callous bullshyt and in this case I'm saying that broadcast, all of it, was on ESPN. They're not going to walk back that 5 minute statement just like they didn't walk back Shefter's shady ass exposure after they reached a settlement with JPP. If I'm not wrong they actually gave him a raise. Those are the people you're pretending are feckless in all this.
Let's not forget that they've even used SAS to funnel information to the public through ESPN namely during the deflategate situation and Brady's suspension.