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| | #[[Tom Brady]] — probably the biggest sissy ever to play in the NFL, Brady gives up yardage rather than be tackled, and even ducks playing in Pro Bowl games where he has done poorly against top stars.<ref>https://sports.yahoo.com/tom-brady-pro-bowl-experience-112236350.html</ref> After a clean hit that gave Brady a little bloody lip in an early playoff elimination of him, he so falsely accused [[Von Miller]] that the ref properly penalized Brady himself for unsportsmanlike conduct. He apparently required team staff to cheat by underinflating footballs for him for years, until finally caught in the 2015 AFC Championship game and suspended at length for it.<ref>Brady refused to apologize for his cheating and instead destroyed evidence.</ref> Brady has a relatively weak throwing arm, zero running speed, and requires tremendous pass protection to play well. The [[liberal media]] covers for him because his [[liberal]], foreign-born wife is [[Anti-Trump]] and bosses Brady around. ''Update'': they divorced and the overhyped Brady had a losing record and was humiliated in his 1st-round playoff exit in the '22-'23 season. | | #[[Tom Brady]] — probably the biggest sissy ever to play in the NFL, Brady gives up yardage rather than be tackled, and even ducks playing in Pro Bowl games where he has done poorly against top stars.<ref>https://sports.yahoo.com/tom-brady-pro-bowl-experience-112236350.html</ref> After a clean hit that gave Brady a little bloody lip in an early playoff elimination of him, he so falsely accused [[Von Miller]] that the ref properly penalized Brady himself for unsportsmanlike conduct. He apparently required team staff to cheat by underinflating footballs for him for years, until finally caught in the 2015 AFC Championship game and suspended at length for it.<ref>Brady refused to apologize for his cheating and instead destroyed evidence.</ref> Brady has a relatively weak throwing arm, zero running speed, and requires tremendous pass protection to play well. The [[liberal media]] covers for him because his [[liberal]], foreign-born wife is [[Anti-Trump]] and bosses Brady around. ''Update'': they divorced and the overhyped Brady had a losing record and was humiliated in his 1st-round playoff exit in the '22-'23 season. |
| | #[[Kobe Bryant]] — was an overhyped bust at the [[2012 Summer Olympics]]; didn't won a single title without super-coaching by Phil Jackson, who observed that Bryant is not on the high level of [[Michael Jordan]]; Bryant's Lakers were pathetic in 2012-2013 while he was playing. | | #[[Kobe Bryant]] — was an overhyped bust at the [[2012 Summer Olympics]]; didn't won a single title without super-coaching by Phil Jackson, who observed that Bryant is not on the high level of [[Michael Jordan]]; Bryant's Lakers were pathetic in 2012-2013 while he was playing. |
| − | #Jason Collins — saw constant media coverage over him for being a homosexual even though he isn't even that good at basketball. | + | #Jason Collins — saw constant media coverage over him for being a homosexual even though he isn't even that good at basketball. |
| − | #Jim Harbaugh — out-coached to lose the [[Super Bowl]] in 2013, Harbaugh was next paid a massive multimillion-dollar contract to coach in college, where he led his Michigan team to a pathetically weak 5-2 start, yet the media continue to promote him with absurd stories like "5 Ways Jim Harbaugh Inspires His Team."<ref>[https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnbaldoni/2015/10/24/5-ways-jim-harbaugh-inspires-his-team/ Forbes story]</ref>
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| | #Bryce Harper — an incredibly overhyped #1 draft pick in [[Major League Baseball]] who later signed the third most lucrative contract in professional sports, with the Philadelphia Phillies. Then he hit only .260 and the team that dumped him, the [[Washington Nationals]], won the [[World Series]] without him. | | #Bryce Harper — an incredibly overhyped #1 draft pick in [[Major League Baseball]] who later signed the third most lucrative contract in professional sports, with the Philadelphia Phillies. Then he hit only .260 and the team that dumped him, the [[Washington Nationals]], won the [[World Series]] without him. |
| | #[[LeBron James]] — over-promoted by the media to an absurd extent. [[LeBron James|"King" James]] is overrated compared with [[Nikola Jokic]] and two outspokenly [[Christian]] stars, [[Steph Curry]] and [[Kevin Durant]]. LeBron helped Miami win two titles and helped Cleveland win a come-from-behind title in 2016, but received over-hype, such as the media claiming he is "superhuman". In Finals appearances LeBron is a mere 4-6 (far behind Bill Russell, who appeared in 10 consecutive Finals and won nine of those, en route to 10 titles in 12 overall Finals appearances). LeBron has set many career records but not always the helpful kind, such as holding the record for the most career turnovers.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/13/us/lebron-james-turnover-record-trnd/index.html</ref> "King" James was swept 4-0 in the playoff semifinals in 2023 by a team led by the far better -- but far less media-promoted -- [[Serbian]]-born [[Nikola Jokic]] who outperformed "King" James in every major category.<ref>https://www.espn.com/nba/stats/player</ref> | | #[[LeBron James]] — over-promoted by the media to an absurd extent. [[LeBron James|"King" James]] is overrated compared with [[Nikola Jokic]] and two outspokenly [[Christian]] stars, [[Steph Curry]] and [[Kevin Durant]]. LeBron helped Miami win two titles and helped Cleveland win a come-from-behind title in 2016, but received over-hype, such as the media claiming he is "superhuman". In Finals appearances LeBron is a mere 4-6 (far behind Bill Russell, who appeared in 10 consecutive Finals and won nine of those, en route to 10 titles in 12 overall Finals appearances). LeBron has set many career records but not always the helpful kind, such as holding the record for the most career turnovers.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/13/us/lebron-james-turnover-record-trnd/index.html</ref> "King" James was swept 4-0 in the playoff semifinals in 2023 by a team led by the far better -- but far less media-promoted -- [[Serbian]]-born [[Nikola Jokic]] who outperformed "King" James in every major category.<ref>https://www.espn.com/nba/stats/player</ref> |