Monday Night Football Sideline Reporters Will Have Less of a Role Next Season

NO SIDELINE REPORTERS ON MNF

Larry Brown Sports found this 2/11/2008 on beta.profootballtalk.com

Though the official word out of Bristol is vague as to whether or not ESPN’s Michele Tafoya or Suzy Kolber will serve in their same capacities on Monday Night Football, we have learned that, indeed, both have been dropped from the position of ...

'MNF' reduces roles for field reporters Kolber, Tafoya

The Big Lead found this 2/11/2008 on www.usatoday.com

The latest tweak in ESPN's Monday Night Football will try addition by subtraction: Reporters Suzy Kolber and Michele Tafoya, ...

Least Valuable Player

Sarge posted 2/11/2008 from www.waitingfornextyear.com

Why do we watch the Pro Bowl? It certainly isn’t riveting television. There is very little drama to the game. Fans of good defense have nothing to do for those 3 hours. So why watch?

MNF dilemma: How to entice casual fans, not alienate purists - Columnist

Awful Announcing found this 2/11/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

In this brief interval between the end of ESPN's lavish NFL season coverage and the beginning of its equally lavish offseason coverage, I want to look back at its marquee NFL show --" Monday Night Football." MNF is ESPN's most expensive, most watched ...

Enough blaspheming in our God damn sports

moyeboy posted 2/11/2008 from www.thenaughtyamerican.com

It's a funny story about all the God damn ESPN announcers who take the Lord's name in vain.