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1989 marked the first year in which the miami dolphins did not appear on monday night football. the miami dolphins appeared on abc's monday night football every year except for this year and the 2005 season









































1989 also marked monday night football's 20th season, and hank williams, jr made his debut to the program with his hit "all my rowdy friends".









































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bullet::::- "monday night football"









































bullet::::- "monday night football" results (1990–2009)









































bullet::::- "monday night football" results (2010–present)









































bullet::::- espn "sunday night football" results (1987–2005)









































bullet::::- "nbc sunday night football" results (2006–present)
list of monday night football results (1970–89)
cosell continued to draw criticism during "monday night football" with one of his offhand comments during the september 5, 1983 game, igniting a controversy and laying the groundwork for his departure at the end of that season. in a game between the washington redskins and dallas cowboys, cosell referred to alvin garrett, an african american wide receiver for the redskins, as a "little monkey." cosell noted that garrett's small stature, and not his race, was the basis for his comment, citing the fact that he had used the term to describe his grandchildren. later, a special on howard cosell showed him calling mike adamle (a white player) a "little monkey." stung by the unrelenting barrage of remarks, cosell claimed upon his departure from "monday night football" that the nfl had become "a stagnant bore." in cosell's book, "i never played the game", he devoted an entire chapter ("monkey business") to the garrett episode. in the book, cosell also said that abc should have had the right to choose its own "monday night" schedule. in his mind, "monday night football" is what elevated the nfl in popularity over major league baseball. he felt that this should have been abc's reward for raising the league's profile.
history of monday night football