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ESPN’s ‘Monday Night Football’ analyst Booger McFarland has been having a couple of rough weeks in the broadcast booth.
During the Vikings-Seahawks game on Monday Night, Booger commented that the Vikings were finally able to get a break during a tipped ball interception on Russell Wilson after being on the wrong end of the Minneapolis miracle.
“These are the types of plays that historically go against the Vikings, the Minneapolis Miracle, fluke plays that went against this team, I’m sure Vikings fans are saying it’s about time we get one of these plays to go our way.
Did Booger just say that the Minneapolis Miracle went … against the Vikings?
— David Helman (@davidhelman_) December 3, 2019
BOOGER DO U KNOW WHAT THE MINNEAPOLIS MIRACLE WAS????? https://t.co/WeBQTclfAc
— 𝘾𝙪𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙨 (@TeamOhtani) December 3, 2019
No, Booger McFarland, the Minneapolis Miracle did not go "against the Vikings." pic.twitter.com/QZNReMKYDt
— Andrew Bucholtz (@AndrewBucholtz) December 3, 2019
Of course Booger was wrong when he made the comment about the Minneapolis Miracle because the Vikings won a playoff game because of it.
Twitter was quick to crush Booger over his obvious error.
What is Booger talking about….??? The "Minneapolis Miracle" worked IN FAVOR of the Vikings….good grief….
— Dan Cole (@CommonManKFAN) December 3, 2019
It's literally one of the most famous football plays of the decade. How do you not know that it resulted in a touchdown for the Vikings? and, if so, how are you a professional NFL analyst? pic.twitter.com/I55Z0zfdLY
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) December 3, 2019
https://twitter.com/taylor_salava/status/1201686275159408640
https://twitter.com/DakotaFuqua1997/status/1201693627405262848
https://twitter.com/SkolBros/status/1201690287724204032
On #MNF Booger McFarland said the Minneapolis Miracle went against the Vikings.. @stefondiggs do you want to tell him or should I? pic.twitter.com/CDZeCri1PL
— Tiffani Parillo (@TiffaniParillo) December 3, 2019