Ogbonnia Okoronkwo. That's a tough name, as are Chukwuma Okorafor and Godwin Igwebuike. Tremaine Edmunds is not tough.
Tremaine Edmunds is an elite prospect with a common last name. There aren't four straight vowels or consonants, nor are there any tongue-twisting syllables or silent letters. It's a simple seven-letter last name. So why do people continue calling him Tremaine Edwards?
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That's not just accidentally missing a letter or mispronouncing a name. That happens and isn't an egregious offense, even to top-10 NFL Draft prospects like Edmunds. He's being given a completely new last name by legitimate writers (e.g. Todd McShay, Joe Schad) and even NFL teams. Seriously, multiple NFL teams (or employees of) have written Tremaine Edwards in tweets, articles or videos.
Here's a small sampling of the repeated errors:
Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel on April 21:
Joe Schad of the Palm Beach Post on April 3:
The San Diego Chargers on March 4:
Todd McShay of ESPN on Feb. 6:
Joe Fann of the San Francisco 49ers on Feb. 6:
Brian Marron of Bleacher Report on Jan 4:
Steve Palazzolo of Pro Football Focus on Aug. 17:
