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ESPN Highlights Clemson WR's Drug Addiction On Draft Graphic, Later Apologizes

by Larry Leo

April 27, 202016 Comments

ESPN Highlights Clemson WR Tee Higgins's Drug Addiction On Draft Graphic, Later Apologizes

During this weekend's NFL Draft, ESPN put up a graphic for Clemson WR Tee Higgins after getting drafted by the Bengals. In the graphic they highlighted the poor kid's battle against drug addiction for some reason...

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Later they apologized. ESPN vice president of production Seth Markman told the Washington Post...

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“It was a mistake and we apologize for it,”...“We want our draft coverage to personalize players and, where appropriate, acknowledge the obstacles they’ve had to overcome on their journey to the NFL. This graphic lacked proper context.”

(The Spun)

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Roll Clyde Roll•51 months

Close enough Larry

CanebreakCajun•51 months

Larry, my son could write better at 7.

LSU FSU Grad•51 months

It's sad that this guy is allowed to post like this. It devalues the standard and the quality of the site. Does he have pictures on someone? Maybe a relative that someone feels sorry for?

19•51 months

Is this your level of literacy, Larry?

thermal9221•51 months

They’re awful at providing content. The other day sage Steele asked booger if Miami should medical redshirt tua. Reminded me to not watch this channel.

6R12•51 months

That kind of "reporting" is stupid. It add nothing. Saw that type stuff a few times during the draft and needs to disappear.

Hangit•51 months

Wait. His mom wasn't a drug addict? If she was, then ESPN did good by not saying she was a crack whore as well.

AustinKnight•51 months

He isn’t helping making this a story. shite before I wouldn’t have cared or known

NattyTiger19•51 months

bullshite! ESPN can't take it back.

Theboot32•51 months

Sabermetrics

QJenk•51 months

That's ESPN's fault for trying to turn every single draftee into a Tom Rinaldi story.