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Keith Jackson

American sports broadcaster
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  • Don Meredith, Howard Cosell, and Frank Gifford
    Monday Night Football
    / A new approach to televising sports

    …he teamed with play-by-play man Keith Jackson and colour commentator Don Meredith, who had retired as the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys in 1968. In the program’s second year, former New York Giant and future Pro Football Hall of Famer Frank Gifford replaced Jackson. According to The New York Times,…

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    …he teamed with play-by-play man Keith Jackson and colour commentator Don Meredith, who had retired as the quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys in 1968. In the program’s second year, former New York Giant and future Pro Football Hall of Famer Frank Gifford replaced Jackson. According to The New York Times,…

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