Curious as to What Underhill and Triplett Are Saying about Organizational Change

The revisionist history for Buddy D is over the top these days. He was a loud mouth who knew next to nothing about the game. This is the guy who campaigned for Mike Ditka to be the head coach. He was a personality, not a serious journalist. And that was great for him because his job was to get ratings by creating controversy on the radio.

ESPN has ruined what people expect and want from sports reporters. People want rage, controversy, hot takes, and calling teams and players out. They don't want actual news or information. They want to hear their displeasure repeated by people in the media. They want their feelings validated by the media regardless of if they have any basis in reality or not.
He admitted he was wrong and apologized for lobbying for Ditka. Prior to radio, he was a journalist. There's an old story that Doug Atkins was going to throw him off the plane because of the questions that he was asking. At some point after that Mecom decided to ban him from the team plane.

Buddy may have not been an X & O guy, but he wasn't afraid to ask tough questions and point out when something wasn't well. Nearly every year I see the same trend:
When things don't work out, some of these guys are like "well i told you so". I don't recall Buddy ever being a hype man.

How do you get banned for life and 10 years? Lol