McFarland previously told The Post’s Andrew Marchand that he has a couple of years left on his ESPN contract and “isn’t going anywhere.” Marchand reported that ESPN plans to move him into a prominent studio role. So I assumed that it was still in the previous down, which would have given me an opportunity to do what I wanted to do: Run the draw on second down, spike it on third down and make the field goal on fourth down.”ĮSPN is overhauling its broadcast booth but has not yet settled on a team. “I couldn’t see the down-and-distance mark and I was relying on the monitor and when I glanced at the monitor, the down and distance had not changed. “It’s one of those things where I talked about the speed of the game in the broadcast booth,” McFarland told The Athletic. You cannot make this stuff up /Y3lC7W03AH On 3RD AND 10, booger mcfarland suggests the bills run a quick draw and then SPIKE THE BALL ON 4TH DOWN The strategic problem? It would have been a fourth-down spike and a change of possession, as likely every fan watching the game started immediately screaming at the television. In last season’s Houston Texans-Buffalo Bills playoff game, McFarland suggested before a third-down play that the Bills should run and then spike the ball to conserve time and set up a field goal. Like a rookie coming from college to the NFL, McFarland struggled with the “speed of the game” when he made the big leap from local radio co-host and SEC Network analyst to appearing in front of a national television audience. No, it’s not riding in the Booger Mobile. One mistake haunts Booger McFarland more than the others from his highly scrutinized two-year stint as a “Monday Night Football” analyst. WFAN host rips Hal Steinbrenner, Aaron Hicks in Yankees rant
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