Paul Finebaum criticizes Urban Meyer’s TV career and past NFL failures
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 2:46 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Paul Finebaum has publicly criticized Urban Meyer for his recent television performances, suggesting they have contributed to his declining reputation. While Meyer was once a celebrated college football coach, his tenure with the Jacksonville Jaguars is cited as a significant factor in his fall from grace. Meyer faced scrutiny for poor relationships with players and inefficacy in his NFL role, culminating in his dismissal after just 13 games. Critics argue that while Meyer’s TV appearances have drawn attention, they may not be the primary reason for the damage to his legacy. As the college football season approaches, Meyer’s past successes are overshadowed by his controversial NFL stint.
- •Finebaum blasted Meyer’s TV roles and their impact on his reputation.
- •Meyer led the Jaguars to a dismal 0-5 start in 2021 before being fired.
- •Criticism of Meyer includes issues with player relationships and team management.
- •Despite his accolades, Meyer’s NFL failures may define his post-college legacy.
- •The critique comes as the college football season is set to begin.
- 2:46 PMYahoo Sports — Paul Finebaum blasts Urban Meyer, but misses why his reputation has taken hits
"Paul Finebaum criticized Urban Meyer’s TV career, but the former Ohio State coach’s disastrous Jaguars tenure may have done more damage.
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