Matt Leinart Could Probably Learn A Thing Or Two From Erin Andrews

Yeah Leinart, how about mixing in a workout. Look I know carrying Nick Lachey takes a lot of work, but the Cards are paying you good money to be an NFL QB, so drop the beer bong and the ads and hit the weight room or sit in the film room. Look Kurt Warner ain't resting he out training I mean he has a that live in Marine trainer, oh wait that his wife. Well you get the point. Also if you are going to "doing it big" at your home with ASU coed's, then confiscate the camera phones you assclam. If you don't, then do not be surprised when this stuff ends up on the web.

I disagree with the writer of this blog..    Celebrities are celebrities..   Sideline reporters and athletes are both in the public eye and make their living at least partially based on whether people are interested in them or not...    If no one went to games or watched them on TV, Athletes would not make much money nor would the sport last long (as a few leagues could attest in the past, I imagine)....      And if no one liked or cared about the sideline reporter or they were hated, they would be out of a job.

so if you make your living based on going into the public eye or performing in it, especially on TV (which erin does) or movies then you will be treated as a celebrity, and it is just as fair to do it to Erin Andrews as a movie star..   both make their living either entertaining us or failing to.

Also..   I love how some people have such a problem with the attention when it is negative (nose job, you are horrible, lose 5 pounds...   you are nothing compared to Shana Hiatt..  or the pictures they snap are not flattering)..  but they seem to have no troubles cashing those paychecks when the diehard/devoted/obsessed/whateveryoucallthem fans lead to viewership goes up or another show wants you or you get an extra magazine shoot or whatever perk or opportunity arises..   and frankly, in her case, most of those things are based on the huge fanbase she has--   which the majority of which are not purely interested in her insights into the sport...

So please bloggers and feminists and bleeding hearts of the world, keep talking about how unfair it is that there is constant interest in them so seeing them is a cell-phone-worthy moment..      meanwhile, they can keep cashing those paychecks and taking advantage of the opportunities that come out of society's interest in them.

I think Erin does have one part right..  don't complain, simply make sure to look good whenever you go anywhere.