I read PFT for the comments on the articles, not the articles themselves

[FRO]

I think Mike Florio is a massive douche and his articles usually suck. The comments on the articles however are flat out hilarious. Anybody else agree or am I all alone? The comments on their Manziel story are funny.

 

[Alan]

I think that PFT (and Florio) are just as good as and better than many of the others. I've heard this stuff before and I just don't see it. Can you point me to one article that illustrates your point?
So yeah, I disagree in the strongest terms with your assessment but I'm willing to let you try and convert me.

 

[Memphis Ram]

I look at it for factual info only. Not the opinions or comments.

 

[Dodgersrf]

I do it also. Except I will also read some of the articles. Florio is equally harsh on every team imo.

I'll do the same thing on Yahoo!
The comments from readers are usually funnier and more interesting than the articles.

 

[LACHAMP46]

Florio seems to be spot on in his reports...of course opinions are like butt-holes, everybody has one...

 

[Sum1]

Mike Florio is atrocious in his reporting. He has a well documented history of being a hack. Most notably when he reported that Terry Bradshaw had died in a car accident.

 

[Alan]

Sum1 not making a good case to me:
Mike Florio is atrocious in his reporting. He has a well documented history of being a hack. Most notably when he reported that Terry Bradshaw had died in a car accident.

Can you direct me to this storehouse of "well documented history" you say is out there? Which prolific writer hasn't made an occasional mistake due to bad info?

Of course if you don't like him then you don't like him.

 

[Dodgersrf]

Mike Florio is atrocious in his reporting. He has a well documented history of being a hack. Most notably when he reported that Terry Bradshaw had died in a car accident.

Unfortunately for us, most writers are hacks. Just a bunch of people climbing over the next guy in an attempt to break any story. That is when their not practicing plagiarism.

 

[Sum1]

Can you direct me to this storehouse of "well documented history" you say is out there? Which prolific writer hasn't made an occasional mistake due to bad info?

Of course if you don't like him then you don't like him.

Really, Alan? This is the first you're hearing of Mr. Florio's reputation as a hack?

This guy got into a friggin twitter fight with the Jaguars mascot because of his agenda driven post on PFT for goodness sake.