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It’s beginning to look a lot like “Eric Bieniemy Season.” Bieniemy is the highly successful offensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs. He directs an explosive offense featuring quarterback Patrick Mahomes and receivers Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce for the perennial Super Bowl contenders. Media annually contend he is denied an NFL head coaching job because he's black.

A 32-year veteran of ESPN broadcasting, Mark Jones has displayed his dark side many times. He’s cheered for the death and injuries of conservatives. Jones also hates certain white quarterbacks who refused to be vaccinated, and he detests police officers. After Jones hated on Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers through the weekend, Outkick writer Bobby Burack said ESPN is allowing Jones to…

President and vaccination fanatic Joe Biden recently made a stupid remark to a Green Bay Packers fan urging her to tell quarterback and vaccine opponent Aaron Rogers to get the jab. Appearing on an ESPN TV program Friday, Rodgers retaliated to that and foolish remarks the president has made about vaccines. 

ESPN “Woke” Center remains tight-lipped about the Golden State Warriors’ owner who doesn’t give a rip about slaves in China, but is giddy as can be about Nick Saban’s politics. A few days ago, part-owner of the Warriors Chamath Palihapitiy said he doesn’t care about the Uyghurs enslaved in China. This week, Alabama football coach came…

Just days after the NFL’s annual dismissal of failed head coaches, the ESPN blog, The Undefeated, went on another of its patented race rants. Two of the head coaches fired at the end of the season were black, prompting veteran race baiter Jason Reid to moan “white is right.”

In a strict policy change, the National Football League is prohibiting questions designed to embarrass or offend potential draft selections. The Wonderlic test is also going away, and so are over-the-top interrogation techniques. Any violators will face severe penalties, according to a league-wide memo circulated Wednesday.

On Monday’s NewsBusters Podcast, deputy managing editor Nicholas Fondacaro and I took a look at just some of the bad headlines that enveloped the Biden administration surrounding its doomed Build Back Better agenda, but before that, we went through a new documentary by liberal sports network ESPN that fawned over NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace.

On Tuesday, ESPN knowingly tweeted a lie as the worldwide leader in liberally slanted sports created a workplace environment that incentivizes employees to lie by exposing racism and white supremacy – real or imagined, says Outkick’s Bobby Burack.

Between social justice protests, sordid Super Bowl halftime “entertainment” and vulgar language, the National Football League just can’t stay out of its own way. Last week’s alternate Monday Night Football broadcast on ESPN2 featured an F-bomb by guest Marshawn Lynch, and co-host Peyton Manning apologized for the off-color language.

The politically correct social justice warriors have already pressured two major sports franchises into changing their allegedly racist nicknames because they want to right “the wrongs committed against Native peoples.” Now, they’re after the Atlanta Braves.

LGBT hearts are breaking over the new “Save Women’s Sports” law in Texas. Gov. Greg Abbott signed the bill to prohibit males from competing on female sports teams in his state’s public schools, colleges and universities. Left-stream media are incorrectly portraying the law as discrimination against transgenders, and LGBT pressure groups are singing the blues.

It’s been quite a week for Allison Williams. An ESPN college basketball and football reporter for 10 years, she quit the network last week because she declined to get vaccinated, and ESPN rejected her request for an accommodation. On Thursday Williams did an interview with Megyn Kelly, Williams criticized the president and others easily given to dismiss our freedom via COVID-19 vaccination…

We’ve heard about firings and threats of firings for people across the country declining vaccinations. Now come the lawsuits, notably the impending legal action of Nick Rolovich, fired Monday as head football coach at Washington State University. The ex-coach plans to sue the university, and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) could potentially come into play and in Rolovich’s favor…

In the fallout of Jon Gruden’s firing due to a series of “offensive” emails he sent from 2011-2018, Las Vegas Raiders quarterback offered a …