Sean Salisbury: I'm a walking trainwreck

[ChrisPozz]

Sean Salisbury says his life has become “a walking train wreck” | ProFootballTalk

And Salisbury hinted to Pearlman that he has damaging information about ESPN that he could reveal but chooses not to.

“I kept a journal for 12 years while I was there,” Salisbury said. “I’ve got a best-selling book in my lap if I ever wanted to do it. You know? I’ve got it sitting right in my back pocket if I ever wanted to. [But] I’m not into taking guys’ wives and families away. I’m not into getting guys suspended and taking their careers away.”

 

[Bemular]

I get the sense this is a not so covert attempt at black mail - I wonder if espn will take the bait

 

[BINGO]

Yo, Pozz must be reading my mind. About a day or two ago that dude crossed my mind...one of those moments wondering what ever happened to such and such person. Is he working?

 

[TheNinerMind]

Sean Salisbury isn't out of ESPN because of a picture. It's because he sucks. He worked for them for another 2 years after that and I doubt anyone really remembers.

 

[Rathman44]

i used to love watching him try to debate with john clayton. it was so pathetic. clayton tore him to shreds everytime. haha

 

[wartyOne]

My favorite Sals moment came when he said, "There aren't three guys in the NFL better than Reggie Bush," shortly before Reggie Bush was drafted by the Saints and proceeded to become number three on the depth chart. I guess Sals was referring to the two RB's in front of him in NO.

 

[Flyingiguana]

is that where the infamous 'he can change direction in midair' come from?

 

[dredinis21]

is that where the infamous 'he can change direction in midair' come from?

Nope, that was a "Cazic Special", fresh off the grill of stupidity, topped with a heaping amount of moronic with a side of PHYSICALLY FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE.

 

[BINGO]

Nope, that was a "Cazic Special", fresh off the grill of stupidity, topped with a heaping amount of moronic with a side of PHYSICALLY FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE.

Well at that time Bush had an anti-gravity device strapped to his underwear.

 

[MHSL82]

Well at that time Bush had an anti-gravity device strapped to his underwear.

Yeah, weren't you guys paying attention? That's why USC got sanctioned. Anti-gravity devices, manual or automatic, are banned under Article 6 Section 17 of the NCAA Policies and Procedures. (OT: I find it odd that to sanction something is to approve it and when something done is disapproved of, the perpatrator gets sanctioned.)

 

[wartyOne]

Nope, that was a "Cazic Special", fresh off the grill of stupidity, topped with a heaping amount of moronic with a side of PHYSICALLY FUCKING IMPOSSIBLE.

I miss that goofy bastard.

Wait...


...disregard previous statement.