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July 14, 2008"This Love Affair With Brett Favre Simply...Must Come To An End"
The term "jumping the shark" is normally reserved for television shows, defined as the "moment when you know that your favorite...program has reached its peak. That instant that you know from now on...it's all downhill." In the world of sports, that same instant is when Stephen A. Smith becomes the logical, sensible, seemingly refreshing, voice of reason.
Yesterday on ESPN, the Brett Favre annoyance saga officially jumped the shark.