After The 49ers Punted The Day in Chicago, Comcast Post-Game Shows on TV and Radio Sucked Too; NBC Sports Bay Area (Yawn) and KNBR (Yuck); Cliches, Boredom and Giggles, Yes, But No Insight

OK, Monday Morning QBs, we know the 49ers were a MAJOR dud at the Chicago pool known as Soldier Field.

Bears: 19, 49ers: 10.

Ouch.

Their media after the game was EL SUCKO! too--by a wide margin.

Let's begin with the post-game mess on TV, a stunning case of the mildew screen.

NBC Sports Bay Area riled up its dreck coverage with a bunch of PC mutts; maybe the most unexciting, banal, BORING and frankly LOUSY observers. If this was supposed to be analytical, I'm dating Halle Berry.

YEAH BABY!

The after-game BS was hosted by useless Carlos Ramirez, some curious guy on NBC's list of "football experts"--Ramierez is useless and nothing more than some yahoo host-- I have no idea why Comcast places this bozo on its coverage other than to satisfy a mandatory quota system but that's another story.

Speaking of useless, we bring you ex-KNBR doofus, Rod Brooks, picked up on the waiver wire and is also useless unless you like guys who say little (literally) and make phony smiley faces on camera--a demeanor so fake and insincere. Brooks scowled on radio (if you can do that--he did) and at KNBR was known as a complete jerk. That would be fine here if Brooks added any decent analysis, but Rodney, as I said, says nothing of importance on the PG show. Talk about a smoke screen.

Then we have another low-light, Donte Whitner, an ex-49ers jock who likes to YELL and SHOUT! and makes cliche-driven points --not exactly an inviting character and often times, repetitive and rigid. Whitner, the current flavor-of-choice on radio (KNBR) and TV is supposed to have cred because he played the game but he's merely just added furniture in the living room that gathers dust. Oh sure, every now and then he (Donte) spouts worthy material but it's way too late.

Alleged "insider", Matt Maiocco, another fraud, is supposed to provide viewers some post-game nuggets but Matt's only insight is his sandwich delis in Chicago and Walnut Creek.

I didn't see Jennifer Lee-Chan on the show Sunday and it was just as well because Chan, like her other buddies, offers nothing but perhaps a show at attracting the women demo to an otherwise male-dominated house of cards, in this case all face cards in a game of 21.

*On radio, the post-Chicago inferno was its usual pile of manure --there's no there, there on state radio (KNBR).

The proceedings were hosted by yuckster, Adam "Copes" Copeland, who continues to hyena-laugh for no apparent reason other than to make it appear as if he's funny and wacky --if you cackle at your own jokes then you got issues, as "Copes" does. But whatever.

Then there's ex-Niner, Dennis Brown, who uses the word, "football" a hundred thousand times per show and might be in a contest to out football Whitner--it's a close call. Whatever the case, it's also a hard listen. If Brown aborted his overuse of football, he'd be prime to be a pretty good NFL commentator, but he's immersed in jockular talk and cliche-ridden phrases, football being his biggest verbal offense.

Finally, KNBR's perpetual windbag, chief imbecile John Lund, who says nothing, repeats himself with his own dumb analogies--on Sunday's progran, Lund compared his golf game, (twice) to the 49ers' play against the Bears--"Sometimes I hit the ball and I know it's going in but the next shot, it goes out."

Brilliant analysis.

Lund is only there because he's a body and might have pictures of the KNBR PD.

All in all, these shows are nothing more than added layers of propaganda from the client and aren't supposed to offer any real sports journalism insight--they try to be entertaining and provide some intrigue into the previously-seen athletic fare on the Sunday/NFL gridiron --in this case, soggy Soldier Field.

Only these two puny offerings were about as interesting and insightful as a Santa Clara Motel 6.