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John Madden Calls It Quits
Published: April 17, 2009
In 1979, he would step out of the coaching role and join the TV booth, where most people would remember him best. He started out with CBS.
In 1994, he switched booths and headed over to Fox, only to shift again to ABC to do Monday Night Football after Superbowl XXXVI.
Following Superbowl XL, he would move for the final time to NBC, and his last game was Superbowl XLIII.
Madden was in the booth with Pat Summerall and Al Michaels, among others, during his broadcasting career. Madden would also produce the famous Madden video games, and he also did promotions for other big name companies.
Cris Collinsworth will replace Madden in the booth.
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