Ep 379 | 'Fearless' Exclusive: Brett Favre’s Attorney Explains Shannon Sharpe & Pat McAfee Lawsuits | Ep 379
In a “Fearless” exclusive, Brett Favre’s attorney takes us through the defamation lawsuits filed against Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee. For the first time ever, Eric Herschmann shares details that have never been reported by the media about the Mississippi welfare scandal that Favre was caught up in. Plus, he reveals how much money Favre personally contributed to the proposed volleyball facility at his alma mater, the University of Southern Mississippi. “Fearless” contributors T.J. Moe and Bryson Gray join the conversation surrounding Rihanna’s Super Bowl LVII halftime performance, Damar Hamlin’s blasphemous jacket, and what Hamlin is actually hiding about what led to his cardiac event on the football field. Plus, Delano Squires joins the show to share his thoughts on what Deion Sanders and Denzel Washington have in common, why the commonality is a positive for the black community, and to debate Jason, Bryson, and T.J. over the meaning of the so-called black national anthem and its place at sporting events and elsewhere.
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In a “Fearless” exclusive, Brett Favre’s attorney takes us through the defamation lawsuits filed against Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee. For the first time ever, Eric Herschmann shares details that have never been reported by the media about the Mississippi welfare scandal that Favre was caught up in. Plus, he reveals how much money Favre personally contributed to the proposed volleyball facility at his alma mater, the University of Southern Mississippi. “Fearless” contributors T.J. Moe and Bryson Gray join the conversation surrounding Rihanna’s Super Bowl LVII halftime performance, Damar Hamlin’s blasphemous jacket, and what Hamlin is actually hiding about what led to his cardiac event on the football field. Plus, Delano Squires joins the show to share his thoughts on what Deion Sanders and Denzel Washington have in common, why the commonality is a positive for the black community, and to debate Jason, Bryson, and T.J. over the meaning of the so-called black national anthem and its place at sporting events and elsewhere.
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