Dan Le Batard: NFL Broadcast Crews 'Disproportionately White, and It's on Purpose'
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Dan Le Batard: NFL broadcast crews 'disproportionately white, and it's on purpose'
The NFL broadcasting musical chairs has finally stopped after a busy offseason. Several studio shows underwent major upheaval, with Russell Wilson, Mike Tomlin and of course Pat McAfee nabbing top jobs. The top announce teams were slated for a relatively quiet year before multiple contracts come up in 2027, until Netflix locked in its first…
Dan Le Batard thinks there are too many white NFL analysts, despite the racial makeup of his own company – Democratic Accent
Dan Le Batard is unhappy with the racial makeup of NFL analysts on television. He... The post Dan Le Batard thinks there are too many white NFL analysts, despite the racial makeup of his own company appeared first on Democratic Accent .
Dan Le Batard thinks there are too many white NFL analysts, despite the racial makeup of his own company
Dan Le Batard claims NFL networks disproportionately hire white analysts, citing Luke Kuechly and J.J. Watt, but ESPN, CBS and Fox Sports rosters suggest otherwise.
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