It is great that Usain Bolt is garnishing some mainstream hype for track and field with each of his amazing performances, and any attention he gains is better than track remaining in the realm of obscurity. That said, is anybody a little ticked/peeved that the only context ESPN can seem to find for Bolt's freakish speed is to discuss how he would fare as a wide receiver in the NFL? Is track and field some sort of death sentence? Is being, at best, a deep threat wideout in the NFL in ANY way better than enjoying the notoriety and attention he receives as the world's fastest man? Don't say money, because it's not true. I realize it's just daily fodder for NASCAR nation, but it still strikes me as outrageous appropriation.