Antonio Brown, Stephen A, Smith, James Harden, Chargers- Raiders
November 7, 2019
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed Antonio Brown’s most recent Twitter-tirade, this time unleashing his bitterness on the NFL. Clay took some time to break down AB’s tweet, line by line, exposing Brown’s ignorance.
Clay Travis also commented on Stephen A. Smith’s new contract extension with ESPN which will pay him around $8 million a year. This will make Smith the highest paid commentator on ESPN and bodes well for all people in the sports entertainment/opinion business, including Travis.
Clay Travis continued by discussing a tweet shared by Darren Rovell in which “a reddit user found a correlation between Houston Rocket James Harden’s lack of performance on the road and the quality of strips clubs in that city.” Clay found this research to be a fantastic contribution to the world of sports metrics.
Clay Travis also mentioned his moment of terror from the morning when a baby snake found its way into his house. Clay considered the reasoning behind bed frame’s being elevated might be to prevent snakes from slithering into beds. Clay took the opportunity to play the #SBAP card as his wife captured the snake and took it outside.
Clay Travis finished by commenting on tonight’s edition of Thursday Night Football. Clay’s gambling advice is to take the Los Angeles Chargers over the Oakland Raiders on the moneyline.
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