This is a petition to ESPN, a plea of sorts, to PLEASE include a link to a video of the actual play that any article on ESPN.com is written entirely about.

No one cares what Skip Bayless or Jon Gruden or Trent Dilfer or Stephen A Smith thinks about a play, if they haven't even seen the play in question!! After reading four separate articles about the Monday Night Football play where KJ Wright illegally batted the football out of the back of the endzone all I wanted was to see a video of the play with my own eyes. But I watched 4 different commercials each before a different video of former officials or ESPN talking heads discussing the play which I hadn't even seen that at best included a couple of still images of the actual play itself. Each of these videos was conveniently linked to various articles discussing the play.

After nearly giving up and living with the fact I would never actually see the play itself, I turned to YouTube and finally found a poor quality video someone had recorded with shaky hands of their TV that showed the play.

Please sign this petition if you support the notion that a sporting news website such as ESPN should provide its readers with an easily navigated way to view actual footage of the 15 seconds of a game that it has 30 minutes of footage of it's Talking heads ranting about.

Perhaps in it's own section on the website "Highlights in the News", or a simple link "video of the play" that accompanies such articles.

Please. Please. Please.