doing pregame commentary. so they handcuffed him. howie: i am interested in you being so sympathetic to nbc. espn takes an adversary approach. britt: they do. but those reporters aren t on monday night football. howie: he has been doing this for 40 years. he has been mixing other issues like domestic abuse. here is one of the comment he made. he said as great a job as network tv does at capturing the beauty and drama in sports, it falls short in the category of journalism acknowledging uncomfortable but undeniable
university found 110 out of 111 brains from deceased football playered that brain damage. howie: that suggests that you are just there to make football look good. nbc told the new york times the cross the line comment expressed to costas was he promised not to talk about football and concussions again in interviews without prior permission from the network. but that says to me the networks were trying to muzzle this guy talking about ar an important societal issue in sports. he said the buyer has less control than the seller. when you are part of the actual game broadcast, which he was
you are right. but this puts us in a position that s untenable for us. so you can t do the super bowl. howie: he said he was relieved by the decision. he agreed he wasn t the right guy to preside over a day-long celebration of football. he departed company with nbc. nbc didn t like one of its stars saying football to destroys people s brains. britt: i tend to side with nbc. it s no different than the political world. there are different lanes you stay in. i don t know who all was dying from this revelation from bob costas. i think he has a point. a researcher at boston
are right. you are right. but this puts us in a position that s untenable for us. so you can t do the super bowl. howie: he said he was relieved by the decision. he agreed he wasn t the right guy to preside over a day-long celebration of football. he departed company with nbc. nbc didn t like one of its stars saying football to destroys people s brains. britt: i tend to side with nbc. it s no different than the political world. there are different lanes you stay in. i don t know who all was dying from this revelation from bob costas. i think he has a point. a researcher at boston
university found 110 out of 111 brains from deceased football playered that brain damage. howie: that suggests that you are just there to make football look good. nbc told the new york times the cross the line comment expressed to costas was he promised not to talk about football and concussions again in interviews without prior permission from the network. but that says to me the networks were trying to muzzle this guy talking about ar an important societal issue in sports. he said the buyer has less control than the seller. when you are part of the actual game broadcast, which he was