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2026-09-16 20:03
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Dan Le Batard Trolls Troy Aikman's MNF Commentary: 'Am I Hearing this Right?'
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After rewatching the first half, Le Batard ripped off a bunch of Aikman one-liners, and a trend quickly develops.
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The good thing about being a Monday Night Football broadcaster is that the entire football-watching world hears you. The bad thing about being a Monday Night Football broadcaster is that the entire football-watching world hears you.
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