ESPN show getting destroyed for running ridiculous Arch Manning segment
While we may be in the middle of the slowest time of the football calendar with talking points at a low point, that being said, some topics truly aren’t worth discussing.
Credit “First Take” for the most ridiculous segment of the year as the ESPN program recently discussed Arch Manning’s legacy within the Manning family.
Keep in mind, Arch recently completed his sophomore season at Isidore Newman and is 16 years old and several seasons away from even enrolling in college.
This topic is beyond premature:
Ummm, this topic may be premature. Just maybe. pic.twitter.com/n7AUBw1EGH
— Andrew Marchand (@AndrewMarchand) June 8, 2021
Following Marchand’s tweet, social media could not wait to rip into this show topic.
Here are some of the best tweets we found online:
I’d vote Arch into the HOF before Eli. https://t.co/VyLIS3ImPg
— David Fucillo (@davidfucillo) June 8, 2021
Dude ain't been to prom yet. https://t.co/HF2lOhdGyj
— Carron J. Phillips (@carronJphillips) June 8, 2021
Will Skye Mahomes be the greatest QB in NFL history https://t.co/O4D4vxasJO
— Cody Tapp (@codybtapp) June 8, 2021
GOOD. LORD. Can the kid at least hit puberty first? https://t.co/4fM16nRozT
— Landry Locker (@LandryLocker) June 8, 2021
Sports media talking heads are an absolute joke https://t.co/2Wrop5tHAt
— Ben (@BShumski) June 8, 2021
All you need to know about the uselessness of talking head shows, right here. https://t.co/517QojZRTF
— Reid Vance (@reidvance) June 8, 2021
Why? What possible information could you have to discuss? https://t.co/7RYzgfrY5E
— Coach Proia (@pr0ia) June 8, 2021
Will Arch’s unborn son in 15 years become the greatest Manning yet? https://t.co/KFlpZ0EXjC
— Anna Hickey (@AnnaH247) June 8, 2021
No pressure, kid. https://t.co/qp7QJ17LD2
— Matt Connolly (@MattOnClemson) June 8, 2021
https://twitter.com/AllanBell247/status/1402276370923786253?s=20
Also, bulletin board material for Marshall Manning. Zero respect. https://t.co/q56rXwoiMw
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) June 8, 2021
Arch is 16 years old. https://t.co/ZjBaBUhHbQ
— Pat Forde (@ByPatForde) June 8, 2021
Dayside sports programming in a nutshell, and in this case arguing about a high school rising junior where the answer to the question, if at all potentially yes, won't be known for literally 20 years. https://t.co/7HLLZ4d8Do
— Eric Fisher (@EricFisherSBG) June 8, 2021
https://twitter.com/Landini_13/status/1402269236874129413?s=20