Most of you know HYATT™ is a Packers fan, and while this is not a Jets article, per sae, sometimes a piece of journalism is so exceptional it transcends team loyalties and fandom.
This is one such example.
It is said long-form journalism is dead, that nothing sells ads except blood, scandal, and sex click-bait.
Well, Ian O'Connor of ESPN has surprised us all with perhaps the most poignant and beautifully written article HYATT™ has read in a decade.
It may even be THE single best article HYATT™ has ever read from a sports journalist - and that's correct, I labeled Mr. O'Connor a JOURNALIST, because that is what he has proven himself to be with this article.
And if the article itself wasn't a blessing enough for a mind ready to puke over the next click-bait 4-letter fluff piece, the COMMENTS section is ALSO a joy to read, with stories of it's own that uplift and bring tears to the eye - proving that QUALITY journalism begets QUALITY readers.
Please join me now, put on your reading glasses, and settle in for an absolute treat.
There is also some audio-video that pertains to the article, but it is a distraction and HYATT™ recommends you mute it and/or listen to it separately after or before reading the article.
Inside Bart Starr's drive to honor fellow Packer great Brett Favre
This is one such example.
It is said long-form journalism is dead, that nothing sells ads except blood, scandal, and sex click-bait.
Well, Ian O'Connor of ESPN has surprised us all with perhaps the most poignant and beautifully written article HYATT™ has read in a decade.
It may even be THE single best article HYATT™ has ever read from a sports journalist - and that's correct, I labeled Mr. O'Connor a JOURNALIST, because that is what he has proven himself to be with this article.
And if the article itself wasn't a blessing enough for a mind ready to puke over the next click-bait 4-letter fluff piece, the COMMENTS section is ALSO a joy to read, with stories of it's own that uplift and bring tears to the eye - proving that QUALITY journalism begets QUALITY readers.
Please join me now, put on your reading glasses, and settle in for an absolute treat.
There is also some audio-video that pertains to the article, but it is a distraction and HYATT™ recommends you mute it and/or listen to it separately after or before reading the article.
Inside Bart Starr's drive to honor fellow Packer great Brett Favre
