He didn't have a choice because he was fired
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I remember he framed it as though they wouldn't give him a raise but he could keep his job at the same pay rate and he quit
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Quitting is then the right move. The mistake is in asking for more money when you don't deserve it. Over valuing yourself is bad.
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That's because he's a phony
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You don’t go from being on a national sports network show to some obscure podcast in Nashville if you weren’t burning bridges. He’s worn out his welcome everywhere he’s gone so now he’s throwing his hat in with lower tier conservative media.
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This article was hot garbage. Whitlock must pining for attention.
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I think I'd rather be tortured like Theon Greyjoy than read another Whitlock column. No wonder he's relegated himself to becoming Clay Travis' sidekick. That was an embarrassing effort.
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It probably helps to think of Whitlock like a washed up porn starlet doing increasingly degrading scenes to keep getting bookings.

In our analogy, he appears to have reached the "playing watersports with a group of homeless Lativan heroin addicts filmed on VHS-C," portion of his career.
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I remember the trip of my dreams flying from Vancouver to KC to see the Steelers vs. Chiefs at Arrowhead. Went to Jack Stacks with my wife and daughter and lo and behold...sitting at the table right beside us was LaVeon Bell, DeAngelo Williams, and the entire offensive line eating and drinking like kings (Saturday night) Bell just sat there not saying much at all, everyone else were pretty happy and having a good time. Of course, some Steeler fans recognized the group, and on at least four occasions young kids and other super Steeler fans asked Bell for an autograph. He flat out refused and gave such attitude...leaving the fans sad and confused. I think DeAngelo Williams picked up on what might have been a major issue amongst Steeler nation and went into full on damage control...over compensating for Bell’s snubs by signing everything in sight and agreeing to pictures. Even my daughter tought Bell was being a real douce. It was a real eye opener of entitlement.
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ok
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Autographs are big business with it's denizens falling just under Paparazzi.
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Is paragraph spacing not a thing in Canada?
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Probably says more about the fans that thought it was appropriate to interrupt somebody (that they didn’t know) in the middle of their dinner.
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How pissed were you that you couldn't get an autograph from him? You should have spit on his ribs.
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