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ESPN crew lashes out at Limbaugh Chris Berman, Tom Jackson and Steve Young broke their silence on the Donovan McNabb comments.
Jackson, the former Broncos Pro Bowl linebacker, said it had been "a rough week" and defended the crew's silence during the week by noting that no one prevented the analysts from speaking out on the controversy.
"It was not our decision to have Rush Limbaugh on this show," Jackson said, almost moved to tears. "His comments [about McNabb] made us uncomfortable. Rush Limbaugh is known for the divisive nature of his rhetoric."
Jackson added that Limbaugh was "brought in to talk football, and he broke that trust."
"Rush told us the social commentary for which he is so well known would not cross over to our show," Jackson said, "and he instead would represent the viewpoint of the intelligent, passionate fan.
ESPN crew lashes out at Limbaugh Chris Berman, Tom Jackson and Steve Young broke their silence on the Donovan McNabb comments.
Jackson, the former Broncos Pro Bowl linebacker, said it had been "a rough week" and defended the crew's silence during the week by noting that no one prevented the analysts from speaking out on the controversy.
"It was not our decision to have Rush Limbaugh on this show," Jackson said, almost moved to tears. "His comments [about McNabb] made us uncomfortable. Rush Limbaugh is known for the divisive nature of his rhetoric."
Jackson added that Limbaugh was "brought in to talk football, and he broke that trust."
"Rush told us the social commentary for which he is so well known would not cross over to our show," Jackson said, "and he instead would represent the viewpoint of the intelligent, passionate fan.