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ESPN’s Skip Bayless thinks Seattle Sehawks will challenge New England Patriots in AFC

By Bryan Rose

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Feb 23, 2013; Fort Collins, CO, USA; Colorado State Rams fans hold large cut outs of ESPN television personality Stephen A. Smith (left) and Skip Bayless (right) during the game against the New Mexico Lobos at Moby Arena. The Lobos defeated the Rams 91-82. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 23, 2013; Fort Collins, CO, USA; Colorado State Rams fans hold large cut outs of ESPN television personality Stephen A. Smith (left) and Skip Bayless (right) during the game against the New Mexico Lobos at Moby Arena. The Lobos defeated the Rams 91-82. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports /

ESPN’s Skip Bayless isn’t exactly known for his extensive sports knowledge. Rather, the network keeps him around for his overly opinionated and beyond absurd view points.

Plus, they like to keep us writers employed by allowing him to continually put his foot in his mouth.

Bayless shockingly hasn’t been in the headlines too often lately, though, he did drop a small nugget on his Twitter early this morning (or late last night, depending on your whereabouts) suggesting that the Seattle Seahawks will be a bigger threat to the New England Patriots in the AFC than the Denver Broncos will be.

That’s all fine and dandy, of course, except that the Seahawks play in the NFC.

Oops.

"Must admit, Seahawks looking like more of a threat to New England in the AFC than Denver is right now."

Bayless is pretty stupid, but, he can’t be that stupid, can he?

I’m at the point where I think he’s just trolling us.

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