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**obHQNsY2** · 07-17-2006, 07:00 AM

Berman is a little full of himself...okay, way too full of himself, and he frequently goes overboard, but at least he's moderately entertaining.
I love Madden. I disagree: he DOES provide a great deal of insight, when he talks about football. He explains the way plays develop for individual players as well as for the team as a unit, and how the individuals play fits into the overall scheme. If you don't catch that, you're simply not listening. True, when he deviates from the subject of football, he doesn't have much too add. But he KNOWS football inside out, from the perspective of the player and the coach. Sure, he gets a little overenthusiastic at times, but that's because he loves the game.

07-17-2006, 07:00 AM	#9
obHQNsY2 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 484 Senior Member	Berman is a little full of himself...okay, way too full of himself, and he frequently goes overboard, but at least he's moderately entertaining. I love Madden. I disagree: he DOES provide a great deal of insight, when he talks about football. He explains the way plays develop for individual players as well as for the team as a unit, and how the individuals play fits into the overall scheme. If you don't catch that, you're simply not listening. True, when he deviates from the subject of football, he doesn't have much too add. But he KNOWS football inside out, from the perspective of the player and the coach. Sure, he gets a little overenthusiastic at times, but that's because he loves the game.
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