Obviously an “impact” player, show me where he is on:

The Stats Page

As for Malcolm Jenkins? He didn’t even lead his team in INTs and was 6th in tackling.

Berry?

T-1st in NATION in Picks
3rd on team in tackles
3rd on team in sacks
3rd on team in tackles for loss

Honestly, Jenkins has the stats of Willingham

I can’t remember who, but someone is getting arrested.

Eric Berry was just interviewed by Chris Low. He said things will get better! And hinted that Monte and Ed are coming to Knoxville! I believe him.

Eric Berry and the Orange Swarm. I like the sound of it.

Cue awkward applause!

espninbred (12/11/2008 at 9:48 PM)
Report Violation

I think I have figured out a good term for ESPN bias. It’s called ESPN Inbreeding.
This is a phenomenon which occurs mostly in the state of Connecticut, but spreads
all over during sporting events.

Symptoms of ESPN Inbreeding are easy to spot. The first giveaway is selective
blindness. This is a sad condition that only allows ESPN anchors, writers, etc. to
see things in a fantasy perspective. Case in point: Malcom Jenkins’ Jim Thorpe Award.
Instead of comparing stats to someone like Eric Berry, who had more than twice as many
INTs, huge return yardage, record breaking performance, and hits that make people in
the nose-bleed section pee their pants, they instead pick someone who plays for a
bread-n-butter inbred cousin Big10 buddy school.

What is the side effects of this condition you ask?? Complete irrelevance of the award
and an insult to those who deserve it.

Fortunately it is completely curable. All those affected by said condition can carefully
un-pucker their lips from the Big10 logo and stop obsessing over an inferior conference,
even if it means loosing a little dough.

Are you man enough ESPN?? Do you have any respect for sports or is it all about the
green? Just let me know after you guys have a few meetings and water cooler talks.

-SEC Fan

‘Cause Berry got screwed. He’s the best DB in the nation and I don’t think there’s a close second. The kid is a game changer and on most Saturdays he’s the best athlete on the field.

Didn’t even win conference D-PotY honors. C’mon, quit shaming these award shows, ESPN.

The funny thing is it was Berry who got interviewed for being on the Doak Campbell (sp?) All-American team. Bet the guys who actually’ve played football know that Eric Berry > Any ;)

Let’s snub Eric Berry and see what happens. I’m sure he’s totally okay with this and won’t use it as motivation this offseason or anything like that, right?