Monica McNutt confuses the jersey of Barry Sanders for Sheder Sanders’ on ESPN

The host of ESPN, Monica McNutt, became viral for having made an error in the air on Saturday.

During a segment which included an appearance of the influencer Drew “Druski” Desbordes, who wore the jersey of the former degoit lions superstar, Barry Sanders, McNutt wrongly assumed that it was the jersey of the recruit of Cleveland Browns Shedein Sanders.

“The jersey, let’s go there, because obviously this is linked to a Sanders Shemer,” said McNutt.

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Desbordes interrupted the host to correct it.

“No, no, no, no, no, no,” said Desbordes. “It’s Barry Sanders.”

The jersey also had n ° 20 on the front. The quarters are not allowed to wear n ° 20 as a jersey number in the NFL. In university football, the quarters are technically authorized to wear n ° 20, but generally bear a number in the range of 1-19. Sanders carries the n ° 12 in the NFL and brought the n ° 2 to the college.

The former NBA player makes the Sanders-Lebron James Shemer comparison after the beginnings of the pre-season of QB

MCNUTT’s error quickly became viral on social networks, which caused criticism of the founder of Barstool Dave Portnoy and the founder of Outkick Clay Travis.

McNutt previously aroused criticism when she suggested that being a “white girl in the middle of America” helped the phenomenon of the WNBA Caitlin Clark in an interview with BBC.

Stephen A. Smith and Monica McNutt (Getty Images)

“But I think that Caitlin represented, and, once again, part of this for me is probably not just for her because it was not something she said or was really based on her personality, but she was a white girl in the middle of America. And, therefore, she represented many people to many people, whether it was really what she prescribed or not,” said McNutt in March.

“We attach our fandom to these icons for all types of reasons, and sometimes they may not be based on the truth.”