Just One Reason Why the Internet Has Ruined Journalism

[Joe Dolfan]

What we learned from Sunday's Week 12 games

The Browns are back in the playoff hunt, the Steelers might be looking at a change at QB and the Seahawks ran over the nose-diving Eagles. Here's what we learned from Week 12.

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As Miami fans, we're used to crappy journalism, having read Poopart's blogs (?).

In this column, I guess, Nick Shook, whom I guess is the low man on the NFL.com totem pole, referred to Gesicki as a rookie tight end.

This is, by far, not the least informative "article" on NFL.com, but it's the latest.

I can't mock his shoddy journalism on NFL.com any more, for a couple of seasons now, but I can do it here.

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

Well, US journalism was never particularly ruinable to begin with. See: the National Gazette's straight up libel against George Washington.

There are some folks out there who do great investigative reporting, don't get me wrong, but you'll find none of them in the sports pages.