-
The NFL’s 2017 season turned out to be ultra-productive for the league’s crop of new head coaches, with half of the six-man class getting their teams to the playoffs in their first try, overcoming burdensome legacies of losing in the process.
The AFC East’s Bills ended their ignominious NFL-worst 17-year streak of missing the playoffs with Sean McD...
-
• West Coast changes include Raiders, 49ers and others
It sounds like Jon Gruden and Derrick Johnson hit it off in a one-on-one meeting, which led to the Raiders signing the 14th-year linebacker earlier on Friday. Johnson’s deal is a one-year agreement, Terez Paylor of Yahoo.com reports, adding that it’s worth up to $3MM. Gruden looks to have been a Johnson fan for a while during his years as ESPN’s Mo...
-
• Tony Romo shares heartfelt tribute to Jason Witten
Jason Witten has received multiple tributes since he announced his retirement. Tributes came from Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, quarterback Dak Prescott, and even the Dallas skyline for the new “Monday Night Football” announcer. Another came in on Monday evening. This one came from longtime teammate and friend, Tony Romo.Romo gave a detailed ac...
-
• ESPN announces debut for new 'MNF' crew
ESPN’s "Monday Night Football" will have an overhauled look in 2018, and the company announced the first assignment for its revamped crew.According to a press release, the broadcast team of Joe Tessitore, Jason Witten, Booger McFarland and Lisa Salters will make their first regular-season appearance on Monday, Sep. 10. The game will feature the Los...
-
• ESPN unveils new broadcast team for MNF
Joe Tessitore and Jason Witten will be in the Monday Night Football booth, and will be joined by on-field analyst Booger McFarland and reporter Lisa Salters....
-
ESPN announced Thursday that former Buccaneers DT Anthony McFarland and play-by-play voice Joe Tessitore are joining Jason Witten on the 2018 "Monday Night Football" broadcast.
...
-
Longtime Dallas tight end Jason Witten has officially joined ESPN's "Monday Night Football" team. But before he begins his new career, we look back at where he ranks in Cowboys history.
...
-
• Jason Witten: Working Cowboys game on 'MNF' will be 'emotional'
Jason Witten recently retired following a standout career with the Dallas Cowboys and is making the transition to broadcasting by joining ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” announcing team.While the former Cowboys tight end will have a lot of time to acclimate to his new role and career beforehand, one game in particular on the Monday night schedule do...
-
• Jones makes appearance at ‘MNF’ event to support Witten
ESPN held an event on Tuesday for potential advertisers during which the “Monday Night Football” crew was introduced. In somewhat of a surprise appearance, Jerry Jones was on hand to support recently retired Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten, who officially hung up his cleats earlier this month to join “MNF.” Witten joins new lead announcer Joe...
-
• Dak Prescott questions if an NFL team ‘necessarily needs a No.1 receiver’
The Dallas Cowboys have experienced a lot of changes on offense as the team prepares for the 2018 NFL season. The Cowboys recently cut star receiver Dez Bryant and longtime tight end Jason Witten retired for a job on Monday Night Football.Heading into his third NFL season, Dak Prescott will have to work in new targets this season on a relatively yo...
-
• Deion Sanders: Cowboys should apologize, bring back Bryant
The Dallas Cowboys moved on from once-star wideout Dez Bryant. However, offseason developments have thinned the pass-catching group, and Bryant is still looking for a home. Given the circumstance, Deion Sanders believes a reunion makes sense.During an appearance on 105.3 The Fan (h/t Dallas Morning News), Sanders said the Cowboys and Bryant should ...
-
• Gruden taps MNF crew, hires ex-ref Austin
The Raiders have hired former NFL referee Gerry Austin as a consultant with expertise in officiating. Austin was a colleague of Oakland coach Jon Gruden on the Monday Night Football crew....
-
• NBC Sports hires former ref McAulay as on-air rules analyst
NEW YORK (AP) NBC Sports has hired former NFL official Terry McAulay as an on-air rules analyst for its coverage of ''Sunday Night Football'' and Notre Dame football....
-
• NBC Sports hires former ref McAulay as on-air rules analyst
NBC Sports hires former NFL official Terry McAulay as on-air rules analyst for its coverage of 'Sunday Night Football' and Notre Dame football
...
-
• Different approach by ESPN for Monday night season opener
ESPN is going with a fresh approach for its first 2018 regular-season broadcast of "Monday Night Football."
...
The Rams won an absolute thriller in the highest scoring Monday Night Football game ever...
The Los Angeles Rams beat the Kansas City Chiefs in the highest-scoring "Monday Night Football" game ever. Here are some wild stats from the thriller. ...
The hype was more than justified, as the Chiefs and Rams combined for the second-most points in "Monday Night Football" history. ...
Twitter Reacts To Historic Monday Night Football Game Between Chiefs and Rams...
Super Bowl Party Stereotypes
AMAZING FORTNITE CELEBRATIONS IN FOOTBALL (Fortnite Battle Royale)
NFL Intros - SNL
Jets vs. Browns Week 3 Highlights | NFL 2018
Inside Amy Schumer - Football Town Nights
Bears vs. Packers Week 1 Highlights | NFL 2018
NFL Funniest Player Introductions
College Football Hits 14-15 Staying Out All Night
Chiefs vs. Patriots Week 6 Highlights | NFL 2018
Greatest Jukes in Football History