Fred Williamson
“The Hammer” would go onto have a successful Hollywood film career, but his Monday Night Football stint didn’t go well. He was quickly replaced after a poor evaluation during the 1974 preseason.
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(Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images) With Tony Romo spurning Monday Night Football to sign a $180 million deal with CBS, ESPN is again looking for ways to improve its booth. Could it be Peyton Manning? Kurt Warner? Someone else? Whoever winds up with the …
Fred Williamson
“The Hammer” would go onto have a successful Hollywood film career, but his Monday Night Football stint didn’t go well. He was quickly replaced after a poor evaluation during the 1974 preseason.