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In honor ESPN getting rid of Max Kellerman, lets look back at the absolute worst take in the history of television

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Karrius Jones3 years ago

Proceeds to win the Super Bowl that year. Win mvp and go to the super next year. Wins the superbowl the following year and then two years after that wins the Super Bowl while leading throwing 40 tds.

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Schwartzies2 years ago

Don't Miss Any of The Action

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IoWnThEpErVeRtBoOkEr3 years ago

Best part about this is when S Smith repeats Cliff Kellerman’s entire tall tale absolutely perfectly

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Ace Football Analytics3 years ago

Get in line cause his entire career other than boxing was just saying nonsense to get a reaction. He made a living doing it but I couldn’t stomach him

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Sravan Gannavarapu3 years ago

Nah, This was No.2 compared to what Rob Parker has spewed about Brady

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🇺🇸 Stallion 🇮🇹3 years ago

Brady won 3 of the next 5 Super Bowls🤣 Let’s be honest, his beef with Brady was because he was associated with Donald Trump (that was the election year). Kellerman is a left-wing clown and you always knew what side of issues he would take because of it.

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Joe Catalano3 years ago

@parker8133 To Max’s credit - he absolutely owns it for how horrific this take was.

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lannister3 years ago

In the end Max Kellerman fell off that cliff….

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Ricky Stanicky3 years ago

Took them 7 years to dismiss this clown. Brady could outlast him if he actually came back

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Chris Siegel3 years ago

4 Super Bowls later….

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W3 years ago

He had these terrible takes daily

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