The Man Most Upset About John Madden Retiring
sportsradiointerviews.com 4/17/2009 — It’s not Al Michaels, NBC President Dick Ebersol, or even the fans. Without question, the man most devastated by the news of John Madden retiring is Frank Caliendo. It’s not even close. Madden was Caliendo’s meal ticket. His ...

John Madden retiring from broadcast booth
sports.espn.go.com 4/16/2009 — NFL.com Video John Madden discusses what the Hall of Fame means to him.

John Madden Comments About Retirement
fangsbites.com 4/17/2009 — John made his first comments about retiring today during his regular spot on KCBS Radio in San Francisco this morning. And here are highlights of the NBC Sports media conference call on Madden's retirement. MADDEN RETIRES FROM BROADCASTING “Heck, ...

John Madden walks off into the sunset
outsidetheboxscore.blogspot.com 4/16/2009 — One of football’s greatest color commentators has decided to hang it up as John Madden has announced his retirement from NBC sports. It would be easy to say that John Madden was not only the most recognizable announcer of his generation but easily the most recognizable face in football. Madden ...

John Madden Retires From Broadcasting
bizoffootball.com 4/16/2009 — NBC Sports Chairman Dick Ebersol announced today that John Madden, Hall of Fame coach and the most honored broadcaster in sports television history, has decided to retire from broadcasting. Madden issued the following statement today: It's time. I'm 73 years old. My 50th wedding ...

John Madden: Game Over
redskinshogheaven.com 4/17/2009 — Do bloggers even have a first hand memory of John Madden as a coach?

John Madden Retires
nfl.fanhouse.com 4/16/2009 — by Michael David Smith John Madden , the former coach whose booming voice and boisterous personality made him the most influential broadcaster in the history of televised football, has announced that he is retiring from the booth. John Madden Retires ...

John Madden Retires
allhiphopsports.blogspot.com 4/16/2009 — Damn, what the hell is going on today? The bad news just keeps on coming. First, KG is most likely out for the postseason and now John Madden retires? I'm scared to see what happens next. Say what you want about Madden, but the man is damn entertaining and funny as hell whether he is ...

Cris Collinsworth no longer will be NFL Net's analyst
weblogs.newsday.com 4/17/2009 — It's possible you've heard the news by now, but just in case: John Madden retired Thursday. Here is my news story about it. Click below for excerpts from Madden's interview Thursday on KCBS in San Francisco and from NBC's conference call on the ...

John Madden calls it a career
bleedinggreennation.com 4/16/2009 — Hall of fame coach and perhaps the most famous NFL commentator of all time, John Madden announced this morning that he has retired from broadcasting. John Madden announced his retirement from the broadcast booth Thursday morning. Madden, 73, is a Hall of Famer for his coaching career ...

John Madden retires from broadcasting (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 4/16/2009
John Madden, the burly former coach who has been one of pro football's most popular broadcast analysts for three decades, is calling it quits. Madden worked for the past three seasons on NBC's Sunday night NFL game. His last telecast was the Super ...

NBC broadcaster John Madden retires — SFGate: Top Sports Stories 4/16/2009
John Madden, the burly former coach who has been one of pro football's most popular broadcast analysts for three decades, is calling it quits. Madden worked for the past three seasons on NBC "Sunday Night Football." His last telecast was the Super ...

NBC football broadcaster John Madden retires — Examiner Sports 4/16/2009
John Madden is retiring from football announcing, where his enthusiastic, down-to-earth style made him one of sports' most popular broadcasters for three decades. The Hall of Fame coach spent the last three seasons on NBC's "Sunday Night Football." ...

John Madden Rides His Bus Into The Sunset — Bleacher Report - NFL 4/16/2009
It is official. We have finally heard our last “Boom!” John Madden, a broadcaster who entertained fans with his simple, down-home analysis and a coach who led his Raiders to a Super Bowl in 1974, announced his retirement today. In ...

JOhn Madden's Impact Will Never Be Forgotten — Bleacher Report - NFL 4/16/2009
John Madden is to football as peanut butter is to jelly, Bert to Ernie, or Ernie Harwell to the Detroit Tigers. Whatever the analogy, Madden, 73, will forever be linked with his sport. But on Thursday, the longtime announcer and former head coach ...