For over a decade, former Georgia and NFL linebacker David Pollack was an analyst at ESPN. During an appearance on "Fearless with Jason Whitlock," Pollack discussed his biggest regret about his time at the network...

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Shaq4prez•14 months

man most of yall are such hypocrites. Do you show up to work and risk your job everyday by speaking out against any and everything? no, you dont. but are extremely quick to rip another man for his decisions. I'm just glad to hear he some common sense.

bigDgator•14 months

They may or may not voice their opinions at work, but his work asked him to voice opinions. It's quite different than what most other folks do everyday. They don't have the influence.

Betavols1992•14 months

Yes I did speak out and turns out I was right have some integrity coward puss

dgnx6•14 months

I do, my female coworkers with daughters thinks this shite is insane.

WaterSplashesBack•14 months

He wished he had spent more time in the basement of coates hall

TulaneLSU•14 months

Friend,

That would be bathroom, not basement.

Yours,

WaterSplashesBack•14 months

that would be where the bathroom of his preference would be, in the basement. speaking of glory holes, hows your mom?

Pas Bon•14 months

TF??

eddieray•14 months

I’ve always heard he’s the nicest guy ever. I’ve never seen anything contrary to that. You guys ain’t happy unless y’all are judging and hating people. Sickening

Jay Quest•14 months

It's a sad commentary on the current state of the nation when people who are paid to provide an opinion feel they must alter their opinion to avoid contrived controversy.

gamecockman12•14 months

Liberal arse ESPN.

theballguy•14 months

I'm not a big fan of Pollack but ESPN is way more to blame than he is about this.

cajunmud•14 months

And what do y'all think of Drew Brees?

Betavols1992•14 months

I use to think highly of him they he ruined that I don't think much of him

Timeoday•14 months

Is he saying ESPN would not allow that type of commentary? If not, he had no other reason to avoid his stance publicly.

Tasseo•14 months

Why is he no longer with ESPN?

harmonics•14 months

Because Saban took his job

saintslsupels•14 months

So brave of him to wait until after ESPN fired him to say something just to get attention. All David Pollack is doing is trying to draw attention to himself because he thinks it'll help him make money.

truth22•14 months

yep. you wouldn't speak up because the woke ESPN would Halt your career there.

Timeoday•14 months

Maybe he really wants to join a women's volleyball team?

Waverunner•14 months

At least he admitted it. He must be a liberal.

Will Cover•14 months

Doubtful. He, like most of us, had something to lose. This was his primary income. Now that it is not, he can speak freely.

Popstiger•14 months

Pretty sure that was a swing and a miss on that one

sportjunkie69•14 months

LOL Jason Whitlock is race pimp. Clay Travis set him up real nice in the plantation house and now he's doing his best to show his master he's down with whitey. He wishes he was white so bad.

RockyMtnTigerWDE•14 months

There is only one plantation and the democrats are losing their grip on keeping the gates closed.

CanebreakCajun•14 months

Beat part of this post, sporting kie is whiter than a newborn, Icelandic baby's arse.

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