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From the beginning of its broadcast in 1970 it has been a very popular addition and has sparked the addition of the now common Thursday Night Football. Since the addition of this iconic Monday night primetime game, it has been a huge success and is hands down the most watched game of the week. In addition to this it trumps all other programs in its time slot and is watched from cities and towns all across the country.
The National Football League typically takes a few things into account when it makes the match ups for Monday night football games. The league and the commissioner identify certain rivalries and evenly matched teams from the previous season. They then match these teams to play in front of the nation on a huge stage to create a game that many people look forward to each and every week. The National Football league will often match division rivals and playoff match ups from the previous season, providing a chance for a losing team in the playoffs to avenge their loss in the current season.
Since the National Football League implemented this iconic game into the spotlight on Monday night it has been a huge success. Although the station broadcasting the program has changed from ABC to ESPN, the number of viewers and the overall rating of the program has not changed. Without question Monday Night Football is a game that is not going anywhere and will continue to be a heavy weight primetime fight that National Football League fans look forward to all week.
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Monday Night Football Full Episode Guide:
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Episode 21 - Atlanta Falcons vs. Detroit Lions
First Aired: December 22, 2012
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Episode 20 - New York Jets at Tennessee Titans
First Aired: December 17, 2012
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Episode 19 - Houston Texans at New England Patriot...
First Aired: December 10, 2012
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Episode 18 - New York Giants at Washington Redskin...
First Aired: December 03, 2012
- Episode 17 - Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eag...
- Episode 16 - Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers
- Episode 15 - Kansas City Chiefs at Pittsburgh Stee...
- Episode 14 - Philadelphia Eagles at New Orleans Sa...
- Episode 13 - San Francisco 49ers at Arizona Cardin...
- Episode 12 - Detroit Lions at Chicago Bears
- Episode 11 - Denver Broncos at San Diego Chargers
- Episode 10 - Houston Texans at New York Jets
- Episode 9 - Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys
- Episode 8 - Green Bay Packers at Seattle Seahawks...
- Episode 7 - Denver Broncos at Atlanta Falcons
- Episode 6 - San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders...
- Episode 5 - Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Raven...
- Episode 4 - Preseason: Arizona Cardinals at Tenne...
- Episode 3 - Preseason: Philadelphia Eagles at New...
- Episode 2 - Preseason: Dallas Cowboys at Oakland ...
- Episode 1 - Preseason: Green Bay Packers at San D...
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- Episode 21 - Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints...
- Episode 20 - Pittsburgh Steelers at San Francisco ...
- Episode 19 - St. Louis Rams at Seattle Seahawks
- Episode 18 - San Diego Chargers at Jacksonville Ja...
- Episode 17 - New York Giants at New Orleans Saints...
- Episode 16 - Kansas City Chiefs at New England Pat...
- Episode 15 - Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packer...
- Episode 14 - Chicago Bears at Philadelphia Eagles
- Episode 13 - San Diego Chargers at Kansas City Chi...
- Episode 12 - Baltimore Ravens at Jacksonville Jagu...
- Episode 11 - Miami Dolphins at New York Jets
- Episode 10 - Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions
- Episode 9 - Indianapolis Colts at Tampa Bay Bucca...
- Episode 8 - Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys
- Episode 7 - St. Louis Rams at New York Giants
- Episode 6 - Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos
- Episode 5 - New England Patriots at Miami Dolphin...
- Episode 4 - Preseason: Washington at Baltimore
- Episode 3 - Preseason: Chicago at N.Y. Giants
- Episode 2 - Preseason: N.Y. Jets at Houston
- Episode 1 - Preseason: Seattle at San Diego
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Monday Night Football News
Apparently all it took for the NFL to cut a deal with the referees was to have a completely disastrous Monday Night Football game.
Admittedly, when I found out that Nickelback was going to be playing at halftime on Thanksgiving during the Lions/Packers game, I was pretty upset. But as much as I, and I'm sure many of you out there, hate Nickelback, their latest move was pretty awesome.
Hell hath no fury like a Hank Jr. scorned. Country star Hank Williams Jr., who was booted from his role as Monday Night Football intro spoke-singer after controversial comments comparing President Obama to Hitler on "Fox and Friends," has released a scathing song criticizing both Fox and ESPN for their respective roles in the events.
All Hank Williams Jr.'s rowdy friends will no longer be here on Monday night, according to a recent statement from ESPN. The network had pulled the song from a recent airing of "MNF" after controversial statements comparing President Obama to Hitler, but was reviewing whether or not they wanted continue using the song in the future. Apparently, they decided to fire Williams Jr.
Hank Williams Jr. has apologized for comparing President Barack Obama to Adolph Hitler during a Fox News morning show appearance. Williams issued his apology after ESPN publicly announced that the "Worldwide Leader in Sports" was yanking his famous "Are You Read For Some Football?" opening from the network's live Oct. 3 game.
Brett Favre got an expensive addition to his phone bill today. For his lack of cooperation in the NFL’s investigation of him sexting New York Jets TV personality Jenn Sterger, he was fined $50K. Ouch. $50 grand because he would not give away details to incriminate himself. He must have a lot to hide if he is willing to pay the fine to stay out of trouble! Brett is accused of sending inappropriate text pictures of himself to the NY Jets trainer at the time, Jenn.











