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The ESPN presenter, Monica McNutt, went viral for making an error in the air on Saturday.
During a segment that included an appearance of the influencer, Drew “Druski” overflows, who wore the shirt of the former superstar corridor of the Detroit lions, Barry Sanders, McNutt incorrectly assumed that it was the shirt of the Marshal of the Cleveland Browns Shedeur Sanders.
“The shirt, we are going to enter it, because obviously this is related to a Shedeur Sanders,” McNutt said.
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Monica McNutt attends the premiere of “arrogance” during the Tribeca 2023 Film Festival in AMC 19th Street on June 17, 2023 in New York City. (Arturo Holmes/Getty Images for Tribeca Festival)
Overflows interrupted the host to correct it.
“No, no, no, no, no, no,” said overflows. “This is Barry Sanders.”
The shirt also had No. 20 on the front. Quarterbacks cannot use the number 20 as a NFL t -shirt number. In university football, field marshals are allowed to use the number 20, but they generally use a number within the range of 1-19. Sanders use number 12 in the NFL and used number 2 at the university.
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McNutt’s mistake quickly went viral on social networks, which caused the criticism of the founder of Barstool Dave Portnoy and the founder of Outkick, Clay Travis.
McNUTT previously caused criticism when he suggested that being a “white girl from the middle of America” helped the popularity of the WNBA Caitlin Clark phenomenon in an interview with The BBC.
Stephen A. Smith and Monica McNutt (Getty images)
“But I think Caitlin represented and, again, some of this for me is probably not fair with her because it was nothing that said or really was based on her personality, but she was a white girl from half of the United States. And, therefore, she represented a lot for many people, whether it really was what she prescribed or not,” McNutt said in March.
“We attach our fandom to these icons for all kinds of reasons, sometimes they may not be based on truth.”
