ESPN deserves some plaudits for quickly responding to fan complaints about their new “Monday Night Football” graphics and changing them.
ESPN’s first “Monday Night Football” telecast of the season was met with negative fan reaction centered around the network’s confusing new yellow graphics package.
ESPN will not be hiring a new on-air personality to replace Jason Witten on the “Monday Night Football” broadcast this year, but that was hardly Plan A.
ESPN is still searching for someone to replace Jon Gruden as the analyst for “Monday Night Football,” and Brett Favre was one of the names that had been mentioned as a possibility.
I realize I’m doing myself a bit of a disservice hoping for such a fate, but I can’t help but speak in total honesty.
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Giving him the benefit of the doubt, you would say the guy was just kidding around. The way I see it though, there is some underlying truth to almost all things said, especially jokes made.
