Michael Vick in Boxes; Black Faces on TV; J.P. Goodwin’s Sudden Amazin’ Grace

Published: August 28, 2007, 2:14 am

Tags: wayne pacelle, humane society of the united states, jemele hill, jeff schultz, terrence moore, rob parker, lester munson, john goodwin, arthur blank, 2 live stews, hsus, atlanta falcons, espn, animal liberation front, skip bayless, doug ryan stewart, roger goodell, michae

As I wrote yesterday, “protecting the brand” is everything today. Morality be damned (Justin Babineaux), humanity be damned (Patrick Kerney), it’s the damage to the brand, Michael Vick that you messed with, at lest according to Atlanta Falcons owner, Arthur Blank. And I’m sure as the day is long that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was nodding his head in agreement when he heard Blank utter that phrase. In the process of messin’ with the brand, Vick is being boxed into a corner from which his newly-emasculated self will never get scramble away. Don’t worry, Mike, they from here on out, they always got you in the grasp. The language of this after case talk is the box. The person who set this, ummmm, dog trap is ESPN resident lawyer Lester Munson; well Munson and his new best verbiage buddy and ex-Animal Liberation Front (ALF) pseudo-hippie turned devout Christian Tennessee gentleman, John Goodwin. (more…)

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