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Quite a run John Madden had, wasn't it? Quite honestly, I don't remember Madden as a coach - probably because he retired when I was five years old. More members of my generation will remember Madden as the bumbling color commentator for the likes of Pat Summerall and Al Michaels, interjecting insightful analysis like "boom" and "bang." Perhaps more will remember him for his unfettered bromance with Brett Favre, but I remember my first John Madden experience. I was sitting on the floor at my grandparent's farm watching a late-afternoon football game when this giant, jolly fat guy broke through the screen at the end of a Miller Lite commercial --- little did I know that "guy" would become one of the biggest endorsers of my lifetime.John Madden posts
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Quite a run John Madden had, wasn't it? Quite honestly, I don't remember Madden as a coach - probably because he retired when I was five years old. More members of my generation will remember Madden as the bumbling color commentator for the likes of Pat Summerall and Al Michaels, interjecting insightful analysis like "boom" and "bang." Perhaps more will remember him for his unfettered bromance with Brett Favre, but I remember my first John Madden experience. I was sitting on the floor at my grandparent's farm watching a late-afternoon football game when this giant, jolly fat guy broke through the screen at the end of a Miller Lite commercial --- little did I know that "guy" would become one of the biggest endorsers of my lifetime.
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