It’s a step down for him professionally as he should be branching out to get his own show as lead instead of becoming part of an ensemble cast.
you come on the Coli everyday and are suprised?So sports talk landscape in 2023 has turned into just gossiping about happenings in their own industry. Completely meta, inside baseball shyt which viewers are eating up because they've been trained to care more about personalities (sports and media) than actual sports.
Just a quick look at SAS YouTube page shows that his Shannon Sharpe video from a month ago is his most viewed by a long shot, 1.6 million views. Followed by video about Paul Pierce 950k and then another Shannon video with 935k views. And then 800k for the 1 hour show in which he talked about ESPN layoffs. Meanwhile his normal clips barely crack 20k.
Every Marcellus Wiley video ever posted here is him talking about some other media personality.
All of this is speculation anyways as he's probably tied to a non-compete clause for a while, which is why we haven't heard anything concrete as of yet and why he didn't have an concrete plans when he chose to dip out.You're assuming that's what he wants. He has his YouTube channel and other ventures. Maybe he just wants to have a smaller role on ESPN so he can get another bag and raise his profile to boost his own platform.
We've seen plenty of people get their own show, fail, and are back looking for another gig. He could just be a part time contributor.
He's been in talks with FanDuel and everyone else so if he wanted his own show he'd have one. Whatever deal he signs is the deal he wants.
You're rightyou come on the Coli everyday and are suprised?
the only forums that arent full of gossip is JBO/Film Room and the Arcade
its what the people want
So sports talk landscape in 2023 has turned into just gossiping about happenings in their own industry. Completely meta, inside baseball shyt which viewers are eating up because they've been trained to care more about personalities (sports and media) than actual sports.
Just a quick look at SAS YouTube page shows that his Shannon Sharpe video from a month ago is his most viewed by a long shot, 1.6 million views. Followed by video about Paul Pierce 950k and then another Shannon video with 935k views. And then 800k for the 1 hour show in which he talked about ESPN layoffs. Meanwhile his normal clips barely crack 20k.
Every Marcellus Wiley video ever posted here is him talking about some other media personality.
I imagine that was stipulation of his buyout. I could be wrong though. We'll definitely find out.All of this is speculation anyways as he's probably tied to a non-compete clause for a while, which is why we haven't heard anything concrete as of yet and why he didn't have an concrete plans when he chose to dip out.
I'm surprised they let him take Club Shay Shay out the door with him, but I'm guessing he probably had to give up some extra bread to do it.I imagine that was stipulation of his buyout. I could be wrong though. We'll definitely find out.
Yea, I expect ESPN to help produce Club Shay Shay too, just like Fox had a hand in producing it.I hope that Shannon deal happens. Shannon is invested in his club Shay Shay podcast and network HOWEVER he still needs media visibility to continue its growth.
Which is why Shannon may do a part time rotational type of deal.
I imagine that was stipulation of his buyout. I could be wrong though. We'll definitely find out.
Honestly, I dont think he has a noncompete, or if there is one, Fox waived it. The way this was handled tells me Fox "did right" by Shannon because Skip is the one that forced Fox's hand in letting Sharpe go.I'm surprised they let him take Club Shay Shay out the door with him, but I'm guessing he probably had to give up some extra bread to do it.
You're probably right. I doubt ESPN would be engaging in talks with him if he couldn't be on-air for the upcoming football season. Gonna be interesting to see him talk about a variety of topics without being boxed into Skip's Brady-Lebron-Cowboy format.Yea, I expect ESPN to help produce Club Shay Shay too, just like Fox had a hand in producing it.
Honestly, I dont think he has a noncompete, or if there is one, Fox waived it. The way this was handled tells me Fox "did right" by Shannon because Skip is the one that forced Fox's hand in letting Sharpe go.
you rightSo sports talk landscape in 2023 has turned into just gossiping about happenings in their own industry. Completely meta, inside baseball shyt which viewers are eating up because they've been trained to care more about personalities (sports and media) than actual sports.
Just a quick look at SAS YouTube page shows that his Shannon Sharpe video from a month ago is his most viewed by a long shot, 1.6 million views. Followed by video about Paul Pierce 950k and then another Shannon video with 935k views. And then 800k for the 1 hour show in which he talked about ESPN layoffs. Meanwhile his normal clips barely crack 20k.
Every Marcellus Wiley video ever posted here is him talking about some other media personality.
That’s what’s going to end up happening though as FT does the same topics in their own vein as well.You're probably right. I doubt ESPN would be engaging in talks with him if he couldn't be on-air for the upcoming football season. Gonna be interesting to see him talk about a variety of topics without being boxed into Skip's Brady-Lebron-Cowboy format.