mike, mike and mikeIf we are talking about current personalities that could be put in the booth:
1. Mike Patrick (play by play)
2. Mike Golic
3. Mike Greenberg
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What if you're one of those unfortunate ones whose home team doesn't have cheerleaders?I don't need eye candy - that what cheerleaders are for.
Absolutely a good idea. Stink nows his stuff.Pair him with an ex QB maybe (I liked Boomer on MNF, but I know I am alone) and someone else for color -- I'd say Al Michaels but he couldn't take not being allowed to talk over the other two for three hours.Funniest one and done booth? Namath, Irvin and Mel Kiper. With an open bar.BOOYAKA!#### would be on fire before game's end.No one likes Schlereth?
pretty good except for dierdorfhe is terrrrrrrrrriblei dont know how many times ive heard him say "that might be the _________ _________ i have ever seen in all my years of football"or "he is the most dominant _____________ i have ever seen" his exaggerations make me goGarts said:I think Iain Eagle is one of the more underrated play-by-play guys....Eagle teaming with Willcots is prett solid.Good PBP guys:Kevin HarlanEagleJim NantzMike PatrickGood Color guys:SimmsWillcotsMaddenDierdorfBad ones:Randy CrossSam RosenBill MaasJ.P. Pearson
I can't stand Buck.He should stick to baseball I think.Aikman and Buck are currently the best in the business.IMO there should never be more than 2 people in the booth. 1 to do the play by play and 1 ex player or coach who can offer insight into some of the things viewers may not see.I don't care to see a "special guest" (Charles Barkley, Jamie Fox, Hank Williams jr. et,) every week and I don't want a "color" guy. We don't need some yahoo cracking jokes or talking about who they have in Fantasy.
Joe Namath, Dennis Miller, and Chris Rock in the boothIce T and Halle Berry on the sidelines with SaragusaPeople always complain about who is in the booth on Monday night. I understand that they will never get a group that everyone will agree on, but if the choice was yours, who would you put in the booth? Also, who might you pick to be the sideline reporters?
The All Noise Team:Michael IrvinDeion SandersDick Vermeil (for the crying)OJ on the sidelines with a baseball batNobody would ever knwo what the f* they were saying. They could do Raider games.Keith Jackson, Marshall Faulk, D.VermeilNo sideline reporter
After some thought, I selected my personal favorites from my original group. The are bolded. Two dead guys and a pretty boy with brains.Play by Play - Pick one between Ray Scott, Curt Gowdy, Charlie Jones or Lindsey Nelson (I know, none were ever on MNF, but all 4 are some of the best play by play guys in history.)
Color - Howard Cosell
Analysis - Pick one between Dan Fouts, Troy Aikman, Steve Young or Merlin Olsen
Out of those, my personal favorties would be Ray Scott, Cosell, and Steve Young.
We already have someone playing that "funny quips once/twice a quarter" role: Tony Siragusa. Speaking of sideline reporters, I mostly agree that they aren't needed at all. But if we must have one, please make it Suzy Kolber. Sexy, knowledgable, well spoken -- Suze has it all.Sideline reporter: Dennis Miller. He's good for funny quips once/twice a quarter, and that might be enough exposure but not overdone.
I disagree with that statment, because IMO, Cawood Ledford is the greatest basketball announcer of all-time, although he was a radio announcer. He did Ky basketball, football, and national broadcasts. Even Mike Krzyzewski of Duke will attest to that.Bill King (another classic. mostly did bay area (oakland) stuff. call on the classic Willie Brown long interception return in the SB "there he goes. old man Willie..." . Is actually THE best basketball play-by-play guy of all time -- yes, better than Chick Hearn.)