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    Phil Rosenthal: Speculation about ESPN trying to lure Al Michaels and Peyton Manning is a fun distraction. But seriously, 'MNF' needs help.

    by Phil Rosenthal, Chicago Tribune Mar 07, 2020 2 minutes

    Al Michaels moving from NBC to ESPN to call "Monday Night Football" alongside Peyton Manning?

    Sure. Why not? That's a nice thought to distract us from the new coronavirus, IRAs on a bungee cord and all the other super-fun stuff going on this week.

    Will it actually happen? Who knows? Probably not. But the speed with which a

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