Monday night’s Baltimore Ravens-Cleveland Browns game might be one of the worst prime-time matchups we can remember.
With a banged-up, three-win Ravens team hardly resembling the one that took the field in Week 1 and a two-win Browns team in shambles itself, “Monday Night Football” isn’t exactly must-see TV this week.
Say what you will about diehard football fans and fantasy football owners tuning in — which they undoubtedly will — but even the people broadcasting the game don’t exactly want you to watch, if their Twitter feeds are any indication, as Deadspin’s Samer Kalaf pointed out.
https://twitter.com/ESPNMondayNight/status/671410896502157312
https://twitter.com/ESPNMondayNight/status/671365599759572992
https://twitter.com/ESPNMondayNight/status/671358082048479232
https://twitter.com/ESPNMondayNight/status/671414679739179008
But you really should watch the game, because all these people worked really hard on it. It’s a fair point — it’s not their fault the Browns and Ravens are terrible.
https://twitter.com/ESPNMondayNight/status/671346080072757248
When you ultimately tune in to watch this train wreck, just remember nobody really cares if you don’t.
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