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WTH? Why is Joe Gibbs in the booth? Has he done a game all year? Has he ever been a booth analyst?
 

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So much for the Jets run D.
 

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bbgun;3210550 said:
WTH? Why is Joe Gibbs in the booth? Has he done a game all year? Has he ever been a booth analyst?

IDK - very strange.
 

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Jets #1 defense at taking away the #1 WR so Coles needs a big game.
 

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bbgun;3210550 said:
WTH? Why is Joe Gibbs in the booth? Has he done a game all year? Has he ever been a booth analyst?
Posted Jan. 08, 2010 @ 4:08 p.m.
By Barry Jackson
Oddly, this season's first playoff game will be announced by three men who haven't been in an NFL broadcast booth all season. NBC is pairing ex-ESPN announcer Joe Theismann with his former Commanders coach, Joe Gibbs, as analysts on the opening wild-card game Jan. 9. As usual, Tom Hammond will do play-by-play.
NBC has only one announcer team — Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth — and that duo will call the prime-time game. In past years, Collinsworth worked the opener with Hammond, with Michaels and John Madden working the nightcap. But Madden's retirement forced NBC to look for replacements.
Theismann, dropped from "Monday Night Football" after 2006, worked as an analyst on one of NFL Network's studio shows this season. Gibbs previously worked in NBC's studio (1994-97).
"He'll probably argue with me the whole night," Gibbs cracked. "I'm going to make him promise to let me get in a word edgewise."
 

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Big Dakota;3210559 said:
Posted Jan. 08, 2010 @ 4:08 p.m.
By Barry Jackson
Oddly, this season's first playoff game will be announced by three men who haven't been in an NFL broadcast booth all season. NBC is pairing ex-ESPN announcer Joe Theismann with his former Commanders coach, Joe Gibbs, as analysts on the opening wild-card game Jan. 9. As usual, Tom Hammond will do play-by-play.
NBC has only one announcer team — Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth — and that duo will call the prime-time game. In past years, Collinsworth worked the opener with Hammond, with Michaels and John Madden working the nightcap. But Madden's retirement forced NBC to look for replacements.
Theismann, dropped from "Monday Night Football" after 2006, worked as an analyst on one of NFL Network's studio shows this season. Gibbs previously worked in NBC's studio (1994-97).
"He'll probably argue with me the whole night," Gibbs cracked. "I'm going to make him promise to let me get in a word edgewise."

Great job NBC! What in gods name were they thinking?????????????
 

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I dunno what's worse, Gibbs as an announcer or the Jets as a playoff team.
 

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Kilyin;3210580 said:
I dunno what's worse, Gibbs as an announcer or the Jets as a playoff team.
Come on man, you know hearing Gibbs squeaky voice makes you want to hug the little Gremlin Gizmo.
 

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sanchez will have no less than 2 int's today
 
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