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Cris Carter throws shade at ESPN’s ‘Monday Night Countdown’ broadcast
Cris Carter didn't have any problem letting loose on the new Monday Night Countdown broadcast ahead of the Eagles-Bears game.
ESPN parted ways with Carter before the 2016 season and introduced a new Countdown team with Steve Young, Matt Hasselbeck, Randy Moss, Trent Dilfer and Charles Woodson all working together for the first time on Monday.
The "C'mon Man" segment, which laughs at the week's biggest bloopers and mishaps, was one of Carter's signature segments with ESPN. It didn't go away with Carter's departure, and he didn't seem to be a fan of the new version.
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Hasselbeck, Dilfer, Young, Moss and Woodson all took over the "C'mon Man" duties on Monday night.
Cris Carter didn't have any problem letting loose on the new Monday Night Countdown broadcast ahead of the Eagles-Bears game.
ESPN parted ways with Carter before the 2016 season and introduced a new Countdown team with Steve Young, Matt Hasselbeck, Randy Moss, Trent Dilfer and Charles Woodson all working together for the first time on Monday.
The "C'mon Man" segment, which laughs at the week's biggest bloopers and mishaps, was one of Carter's signature segments with ESPN. It didn't go away with Carter's departure, and he didn't seem to be a fan of the new version.
Hasselbeck, Dilfer, Young, Moss and Woodson all took over the "C'mon Man" duties on Monday night.
Carter shoud've had the "C'mon Man" catchphrase trademarked. 
Ed Lover claims he had the segment on his radio show and online first anyway so Chris can take the extra salty crocodile tears to the unemployment line.
