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08-22-2006, 11:36 AM #25
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
Originally Posted by losac
Really and truly, I owe Theisman an apology. I have long said he’s the worst announcer in the history of NFL football, but that was before I got a chance to hear Jaws calling the Ravens/Eagles game on Fox last week. He is without a doubt the biggest two-faced homer I have ever had the displeasure of listening to. I realize he played for Philadephia, but I’ll never be able to watch him on ESPN again without thinking of those wet slurping noises he made whenever he talked about the Eagles.
It was a real hoot to hear him say McNair was “smokin’” last night on the Fastest Minute. I never would have thought so from hearing his commentary on Thursday, that’s for sure.THE 2nd WAVE LOYAL™
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08-22-2006, 11:44 AM #26
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
Originally Posted by RavenMad2099
I have never really minded Theismann. Don't see what the big issue with him is.
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08-22-2006, 12:18 PM #27
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
I would have liked to see Monday Night Football bring in Mike Patrick. He did a great job on ESPN Sunday Night Football
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08-22-2006, 03:27 PM #28
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
If you will go to broadcasts of 3-4 years ago, and compare to last year's games, you will notice that Mike Patrick was getting ... well slow, and lagging behind! Meaning he was losing his edge. I think Espn noticed, and didn't want to begin stewardship of the MNF with ... well, that aspect included!
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08-22-2006, 03:49 PM #29On The Practice Squad
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Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
I am trying to give them the benefit of the doubt. It is pre-season for them as a new team as well...
However, Joe sounds condescending to me (as usual), an and at times "Captain Obvious". :bag:
Time will tell if this new team will work; but so far... It's Great!
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08-22-2006, 05:48 PM #30On The Practice Squad
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Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
Of all the people possible for ESPN to put on Monday Night Football it's Tirico, Theismann, and Kornheiser. Just doesn't seem right, but I'll be watching regardless.
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08-22-2006, 06:05 PM #31
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
I realize he played for Philadephia, but I’ll never be able to watch him on ESPN again without thinking of those wet slurping noises he made whenever he talked about the Eagles.
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08-22-2006, 06:28 PM #32
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
People were saying the same thing, when Madden joined MNF, about it being just him & Michaels. But obviously, people got used to it.
Anytime something changes, that was as "traditional" as monday night football, there will seem to be a let-down. But NFL Football, is NFL Football, and it's not like the announcers are that bad. I like Tirico & Theisman; and Tony Cornhole won't last 2 seasons on MNF. We'll get used to whomever takes on the roles as ESPN's MNF announcers.
Also, after we've heard them for a few months & the games begin to matter, it will become easier to listen to them. I wouldn't sweat it over the announcers. Will just take some time to get used to them.
Just my $0.02
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08-22-2006, 07:59 PM #33
Re: Monday Night Football Commentators
I may be in the minority but I think Tony has done great thus far. Of course, I am a big fan, read his books and I listened to his radio show religiously. Don't really mind Theismann as much as some do, and Tirico is solid.
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