The STUPIDEST NFL Announcer Moment in CBS HISTORY | Dan Jiggetts
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- In a 1987 NFL on CBS game between the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs, color commentator Dan Jiggetts made a comment about Packers QB Don Majkowski's poor work ethic, saying that Majkowski told Jiggetts in the pregame meeting that he never watches film. The only problem? That story was completely made up, and Jiggetts' credibility took a big hit. This is the story behind the crazy controversy involving the NFL on CBS
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Gee, the NFL didn't deal with a miscreant because doing so would bring a bad light onto the league? That goodness that doesn't happen TODAY!
As others have mentioned, Jigetts had a very successful post-playing career in Chicago sports radio alongside Mike North, former Bear Doug Buffone, among others. Jigetts was a mainstay on Chicago FOX affiliate WFLD’s Chicago Bears pre and postgame show coverage, and was often a weekend sports news anchor there.
He is also an incredibly nice dude
But did he get with Reggie Rucker?
He's incredibly lucky after outright lying. Not many people get another chance after his BS.
@@RicoBurghFan Actually, I think garbled notes and shitty handwriting has more to do with this than any bears-packers animosity.
One person's view does not truth confirm. 2 sides to every story. Jiggs, when confronted by Rick Tellandar, didn't back down from my recollection of this.
3:58
You knew it was coming...
I wasn't expecting it within the first five minutes though. There should be an over/under on when he mentions awful QB ratings.
@Dz Nutz glad someone said it !!!!
The beer comment isn't even bad, im from Milwaukee area. Bad team=drink beer!
I don’t think Wisconsinites need an excuse to drink beer, but they will use it when available
@@travismiller4320 100% a fact! Oh its sunny, let's drink, oh it's a Tuesday? Let's drink! Oh its st Patty's day? Let's get shitfaced!
Don Majkowski would lose his starting job in 1992 to a guy named Brett Fabre.
But if it weren’t for that Packers-Cardinals game to end the 1988 season JG9 referenced in this video the Packers would have drafted Troy Aikman #1 in 1989.
*Favre
@@Official_Kings_Versus You missed the joke here lol. His name was mispronounced way back when.
@@ajk already knew bout dat 👍🏾
No he wouldn’t lol
Jiggetts was one of the most unprofessional announcers I ever heard. Called a Bears/Cowboys game once where he was RIDICULOUSLY obviously rooting for the Bears. Complete lack of objectivity.
Yet they let Troy aikman and Tony Romo call cowboy games all the time? Lol
Richard Adams, obviously you haven't heard Cris Collingsworth during a Bears/Packers (or any Packers) game. He keeps gushing bro-love for Aaron Rodgers. Wanna talk about objectivity?
@@tubesocksbrigade3031 God, I can't STAND Collinsworth, he's the WORST. Al Michaels recently declared him the GOAT. Actually lost a LOT of respect for Al over that....
@@richardadams4928 here's a guy who sounds like a nasal fart sniffing douche. Calls the super bowl, stays silent as refs fuck the Bengals on a holding on 4th down, screw job was in, rams were gifted the bowl at the expense of my Bengals, we always putting teams over for the brand, kayfabe is real
Worse is to root for the cowshits
Explains why he ended up at a local radio station in Chicago and only doing local TV. I remember listening to him and mike north back in the day
Jigetts to be hired by CNN shortly after this video airs
Joel, you like being lied to, don't you, comrade?
@@republicanred4863 I'm having trouble following your logic here
Wow, I’m 39, and Jiggs was on the cbs broadcasts long before I was watching football. I never knew he worked for football broadcasts for CBS, only from local broadcasts for WFLD , and Comcast sports net. I can understand why I never knew after watching this video 😂. Go Bears!
I agree and I'm 38
I remember Jiggy from when he was drafted.
Skip Bayless does this all the time 😒
Yea but he's a talking head on a crap show, not a broadcast journalist
I remember Jiggetts doing B college games and F NFL games. Other than that, I couldn't tell you who he was. After looking it up TODAY, he was a career backup player for the Bears. Basically, the Babe Laufenberg of Chicago.
Jiggetts was not just a Bear's fan but a BEAR to the core and he HATED the Packers. He would have rather dug both of his eyes out with a rusty spoon than say anything remotely nice about a Packer or the team.
This is the greatest channel ever. If you grew up watching the NFL in the 70s and 80s like I did, this channel is a treasure trove of the best sort of nostalgia.
and amazing how in the hell he gets all of this footage.
I'm a little late to the party but here's the actual clip from the game (ua-cam.com/video/3PlnIVs7uVA/v-deo.html&ab_channel=OldTimeSportsFan). It happened about 47 minutes into the game (less the commercials) and it's nowhere near as nefarious as the media at the time made it out to be. I don't blame Jag here for anything because he went by the only information that was readily available to him at the time. The first newspaper clip that Jag showed around the 8:40 mark of this video states "Jiggetts wondered if Majkowski was dedicated enough to succeed in the NFL". In actually Jiggetts said nothing like that, the newspaper took his comments completely out of context. The newspaper did to Jiggetts what they were claiming he did to Majkowski. I watched the first half of the game and nothing else was said about this and it was about 30 minutes after Jiggetts comment when Majkowski was finally pulled from the game after going 2-11 at that point.
The fact that this is buried over a dozen comments down is a bit depressing
Those helmet decals were criminal.
Not enough people get fired for this type of thing. Firings should be regular and swift, especially in media, government, law enforcement and medicine, where malfeasance causes exponentially more harm.
Then CNN, MSDNC, ABC, and CBS wouldn't exist. Congress? All criminal liars. Everyone who wears a suit and tie would be jobless
This guy's catchphrase is worse than watching a QB spike the ball in the ground on every single play.
Which one? 'Click on the card in the upper right corner' or 'Worse than if you spike the ball to the ground every single play'?
It's amazing how often that happens
How about this phrase. Before I talk about the incident in question we need some context to help you understand the player in question
@@rocknroll7065 need to talk about the context
@ lil liquefaction yes thanks for the correction I hate auto correct lol
That's an unreal story--Talk about taking a credibility hit. Great job laying this one out and providing really detailed context. Another awesome video--Really well done
Yeah, really hurt Jig’s career. He had a successful stint at WSCR in Chicago hosting a show with Mike North.
Yeah... this video is a stretch, to say the least.
Yeah, great to be exclusively local, right.
If it was national it would have been with Reggie Rucker
@@chrisp679 yea, I would be content with stability and loyal fans in Southern Ohio, if I had a talent that would allow it.
Jiggs remained with CBS until they lost the NFC after the ‘93 season, then he went over to FOX where he remained through the 2000 season. This didn’t hurt him too bad, if at all.
Here is the stupidest moment in Tv sports announcer history. It took place in Buffalo ( of course) when Bob Lanier of the Detroit Piston returned unexpectedly to Buffalo . Lanier was a local legend in WNY having played at St Bonaventure
Ernie Warlick a former Bills and sportscaster for WGR is sent to the Buffalo airport to find out why Lanier is there
Warlick interceptes Lanier at Airport and asks. “ So Bob why are you back home”
Lanier reply’s “ I here for my mothers funeral “
Warlick says. Well it nice to see you back in Buffalo “
Lanier stares daggers spins on his heels and walk off leaving Warlick having to throw back to the studio.
The newscasters were barely able to hold their laughter.
Warlick didn’t last much longer
You edited that?
You need Grammarly.
@@encycl07pedia- thanks for the support
@@Hogtownboy1 I was able to ascertain the gist of it, at least
@@teen_laqueefa I be re-edited does it make more sense now
@@Hogtownboy1 I was actually on your side man, I don't think you needed to redo it to get the point across. 😅 I was just being supportive
Jigetts is clueless. If you have the misfortune of listening to him do hockey highlights, you'll notice that every goal is a 1-timer even if the players skates in alone on a breakaway.
It was mentioned that there were 28 teams with each playing 16 games. Each team only played 15 games in 1987 due to the players strike. Also there were 3 weeks of replacement games played in 1987.
And it was mentioned 450 to 500 quarterbacks that fit this criteria in 1987? 6:34. 🙄. I am guessing he meant the total number of games played in 1987 that NFL quarterbacks threw enough passes to fit the criteria.
Dan Jiggetts got as high being part of the number 4 NFL announce team at CBS with Tim Brant in 1989. However the following year he was demoted to lower rung games with Brad Nessler. Here is another thing, James Brown and Dan Jiggetts are both Harvard graduates
As their #2 NCAA announce team (last year they had the original package) at that
That had to be a weird production meeting with the magik man the next time Jig covered them.
Holy crap! Was CNN doing football broadcasts back then? Lol!
Nah, OAN and Newsmax had the rights back then.
@@DanStrayer 🙄 ok lib
Between an NFL career entirely with the Bears and a broadcasting career on Chicago television and radio, it's no wonder that he trashed the Packers.
The late great analyst for the Cubs, Ron Santo, trashed New York whenever he could, going back to 1969, when the Mets stole the NL East from the Cubs, with Santo at third base.
Majikowski was still over the line of scrimmage
I'd cry about that too if I was a fan of team thats been failing constantly for 35 years
That James Brown guy was never heard from again
Quite literally 1987 was the most TUMULTUOUS season in NFL HISTORY
Majkowski is kind of forgotten because his backup ended up being a top 5 QB of all time
Majkowski was the start of the QB Renaissance for the Pack
Favre top 5 all time LMAO
For a season or so Majkowski used to drive the Vikings crazy. So I despised him and admired him at the same time. He looked like he had all the talent in the world, for a little while anyways. His downfall was baffling.
He suffered a torn rotator cuff injury and was never the same post surgery.
@@pdx816 - WOW!! OK that answers alot of questions !!!
@@pdx816 He finished his career with the Lions, in which he started a couple of games.
Interestingly enough, it is mentioned that Jiggets called a game against the (Phoenix) Cardinals that Majkowski started in 1990. Coincidentally, that's the game he injured his shoulder, when E J Junior drove him into the ground on a rollout.
Jiggetts lied to make things more interesting/exciting and punish a team he didn't like.
Why would he be fired? It's the same thing NFL refs do every week now.
The 1990 Raiders game was first time Packers beat Raiders since Super Bowl 2, only 5 games. The 1987 Raiders victory was last time Raiders beat Packers, now at 8 games. This is a streaky series, (1-5-8)
He'd be a lead anchor on CNN if this happened today.
Ah, the mentioning of a corporate owned cable news channel. At least they're not Newsmax or OAN.
@@GMUACW Wow that was clever, are you like 10 years old
10:00 $2 for a beer?! Damn!
Long time ago inflation
Let's be real though, Packer fans were getting sauced watching the game regardless of Majkowski playing or not.
Brown and Jiggetts were much better as pregame show host like Brown or radio host on WSCR in Chicago with Mike North like Jiggetts did for a long time.
The worst moment in CBS history? A 4th ranked game seen by less than 10% of the country! On the oldest of all the networks!
With Sunday Ticket and the Red Zone channels, moments like these happen frequently. Sites like Awful Announcing report moments like these by midnight. Dan worked in Chicago so he developed a number of sources concerning teams in the Bears division. Did one such source feed him that, maybe. Did that worst moment immediately got Dan fired from the network? I'm still waiting.....
BTW, Jiggetts left his WBBM Chicago anchor spot to go to the Fox Chicago newscast that was starting up.
As for his post CBS career, Dan Jiggetts is about as straight shooter there is. But even straight shooters get it wrong,
CBS is not the oldest of the networks. It started on radio in 1927, one year after NBC started on radio.
However, CBS has been telecasting the NFL longer than any other network, since 1956 (but not continuously).
Jiggetts was worse than if he had spiked the ball into the ground on every play.
I have found that I can usually skip to the middle of the video without missing anything important in every video.
Cut that 39.6 crap. Its already boring dont you understand boboncio.
I feel like this could have been a 3 1/2 minute video instead of a 17 minute meandering cocophony of slo-mo file footage. Constructive critisism? Tighten up the storytelling a little bit.
I like your point about announcers wrongly calling out defensive players for missing assignments. In one of the Giants' Super Bowl wins over NE (forget which one), they had a 12th player on the field for a key punt return later in the game. Nobody caught it because the wrong player came into the huddle late. But Belichek caught it and a challenge was successful, resulting in a key NE first down. I don't remember why now, but the announcers blamed Chase Blackburn, saying he shouldn't have been out there for the punt return. The cameras showed Blackburn on the sidelines, and the announcers ripped him, saying he shouldn't have been out there. I was furious because Blackburn was on all of NY's special teams that season, and was a standout.
The Giants got the ball back and Manning led a great drive to win. Then the idiot announcers later said that saved Blackburn from being the goat. I was so mad.
The truth came out afterwards...another Giant player had inexplicably come into the punt return huddle late, so nobody noticed.
When the truth finally came out later, and was confirmed by the coaches, Blackburn was asked about it, and refused to throw his teammate under the bus by naming him. I never did find out who it was. I just was thankful Eli came back and got the score because I kind of like the Giants, but mostly because Blackburn would have been destroyed even worse had they lost.
It was a terrible assumption for the announcers to make, plus it showed they hadn't prepared fully for the Super Bowl. Blackburn was one of the best special teams players in the league that year...and the announcers should have known he was on the PR team. Or, at least, they should have said they weren't sure who was responsible. Oafs.
I would watch a video about how the logo on the helmet back then got so off-center
Favor took his spot after an ankle injury against Cincinnati in1992. A guy named Favor.
It’s not Favor it’s Favruh.
You meant Brett Favre
Jiggs had a great radio career in Chicago. Is anyone surprised people in media are mostly full of shit? Big deal.
I’m just going to say that there’s no evidence that he lied
I'd also say that Jiggetts may have extended Don's career by accident... Either that, or the Packers had an absolutely bankrupt scouting department 😂😂😂
Interesting video, bru. didn't know about this story at all. Subbed
If Majik was a bear the comment is not made
You should do a whole show about how Majik went to #17 and got better. How could they issue him #5????
The Packers still have not retired #5 for Paul Hornung. In fact they’ve reissued on multiple occasions #31 (Jim Taylor) and #87 (Willie Davis).
@@CTubeMan it about time to retire number 5 already
numbered pants seems excessive. i wonder who wore the most numbers?
When I saw the title had Dan Jiggetts in it, I thought your topic would be about the time he said Packers RB Terdell " Middleton carries it out to the 54-yard line." It of course was his opponent's 46-yard line. I remember that from nearly 40 years ago!!! That's how ridiculous it was.
9:00 gets to the point.
It doesn’t matter if he lied. He was the worst announcer I ever heard in any sport. Ever.
450-500 QBs in 1987? Dude... back off on the meds! Each NFL team has either 2 or 3 QBs, so that means there were 58-84 QBs on 28 teams in 1987, and not all of them played, let alone threw 10 passes in a game!
I think he misspoke. He meant “quarterback back ratings”. There would be 448 if a back up never came in bc 28x16….. so that number is starting to make sense. He is way too detailed to get that wrong. I can see the confusion.
He was another David Whitehurst. G.B. just needs to hold steady and draft the best available wide receiver .
Dear god that was boring.
Makes Reggie Rucker look like a Saint
At least Rucker didn't question someone's work ethic or drive when it wasn't warranted during the Bengals game in question.
@@marcus813 is he Darius Ruckers dad?
@@teen_laqueefa They're not related to the best of my knowledge.
@@marcus813 lol, it seems like something you would hear Reggie say
Hmmm, a Bears alumni throwing shade at a Packers QB? I call that justifiable defamation . . .
This description of Majkowski, makes a guy think that #Trump not getting an #NFL team was a close call, and perhaps, nearly happened due to lack of talent available because of the #USFL
The dude had a sick afro and mustache. He said too much.
Dan Jiggetts is a Yale graduate.
Thank you, Thurston Howell. 🤣
Hawvehd
This is a bad take because for all of your so called research you never looked into what Jiggetts might have said if there was a backlash, and it seems there was hardly a backlash, and it doesn't seem hard to think that Jiggetts may have simply misheard or misunderstood. I mean, there are gaffes in virtually EVERY sports game broadcast, and it seems like you were taking a minor kerfuffle and trying to make it as if it were a major scandal.
You did the same with the MFF video where you simply didn't understand that Miami HC Shula would take a safety as if that was a regular thing in the early 70s.
There, YOU took something out of its historical context just to bash MNF, but I can see, given your obvious youth, that the q may have never entered your mind.
Yet you don't wanna give Jiggetts the same benefit of the doubt.
Frankie Neal 😂 my god, I haven't heard that name since James Lofton made a woman blow him, which got him traded to Buffalo for the third round pick they spent on a Florida State receiver named "Frankie Neal".
Bwa haha !
It looks like Dan Jiggetts must have shaved his head and his mustache for one day and shaved his head but leave his mustache the next day.
jimmy the greek has him beat, obviously.
Damn get to the point, is this about Dan or not, this should be 2 minutes long. Don't need to back story of the QB. I don't care no more I won't finish this now lol
Is this a joke? What kind of BS is this? I went to UVA, a Major fan, and I don't even care. Jiggetts had a great 35+ year career in Chicago and his daughter is also in Chicago media. He did just fine just like Majik who went on to have that one great season. Find something more useful to be "outraged" about.
By the way, James Brown went on to have a great media career as well. Both Brown and Jiggetts are Harvard graduates.
So? None of that changes the fact that he lied. None of it.
The 26-17 win kept G.B. from being the worst record. So they couldn't take Aikman. But that's fine, they got Tony "All Madden" Manderich.
John Madden put him on the all madden team that summer, before Manderich played a down in the NFL.
....... BOOM !
You mean pack got the incredible bulk turned incredible bust mandarich. dude was self hyped and all roids. gb could have taken either of the hall of fame sanders barry or deion instead.
@@stevenbauer4799 OMG yes that was a legendary top 5 class, well 4/5
Ok. But tim Tebow was 2 for 15 and 1 of those a game winner. No turnovers except punts. Punts are turnovers.
Wait is the Eddie Murphy in The Nutty Professor 3?
I love your videos, but I do have a slight suggestion: Can you slow down your speech just a tad?
I change the playback speed (under Settings) from Normal to .75. Much easier to comprehend (and also easier to catch whatever bad puns JG9/JG8 uses). But then, it makes an already long video that much longer. (I wish I could do that when, for example, a server asks, "MayItakeyourorderplease?")
Interestingly enough, it is mentioned that Jiggets called a game against the (Phoenix) Cardinals that Majkowski started in 1990. Coincidentally, that's the game he injured his shoulder, when E J Junior drove him into the ground on a rollout.
Majkowski held out during Training camp before the 1990 season. He was just hitting his stride when the Rotator Cuff was torn. The Packers had just beaten the (Defending Champ) 49ers in San Fran the previous week and were on a 4 game winning streak.
This sounds like Rick Camp from 670 The Score.
When did the Packers stop wearing numbers on their pants?
I did love Jiggets show in the morning with Norm Van Lear in Chicago
#22 will get you a top WR in this draft. Don't waste picks. Take who is @ #22 !
Don't use the word "incredible" so often. Very few things are incredible. You overuse the word, it loses its meaning.
And all this is why Brett favre is a hall of famer with the most interceptions ever. I always have had a Warren moon spiral, Marino release, Jim Kelly throw, hard pitch of elway, a Montana touch, Aikman tight, even learned Steve young left armed due to a broken wrist. All in highschool. I even learned of the Marino/jurgenson behind the back toss. I had the best arm on our FB team but coaches ruined it with the Nebraska option RB/with a cannon arm. To be fair I also was not the greatest leader in a huddle at that time.
Good morning
Never heard of jiggets until this very video...
Call the game as we see it why lie it makes you look bad don't do it. Joe
They gave him Paul Hornung’s number😡
So a visiting quarterback starts a game in
Kansas City, completes only two passes, and his team wins. That’s the last time in NFL history that happened.
The other starting quarterback in that Green Bay-Kansas City game was Frank Seurer. This unofficial Official Jaguar Gator 9 historian will remind everyone you made a video about how he got that start after some bizarre double talk from his coach Frank Gansz.
*Tim Tebow enters the chat* 😁
Mac Jones, in the MNF game in Buffalo in inclement weather.
He has a daughter (Lauren Jiggets) that is a a newscaster for WMAQ-TV Channel 5 Chicago NBC affiliate.
actually she does the morning news on channel 9 wgn 4 am to 6am
This post is a rerun I think
So was it just me, did I miss it somehow........or what ??
Did anyone get oR pick-up on the real reason that the announcer slandered Majkowski ??
Guessing it is me, this video was pretty well loaded with quality data. IDK but the %'s would say it is a "money" issue, follow or find the money. Creating bad news, a event for "attention" or also "distraction"
Next women.....
There are 4 to 5 1st round WR's. Don't trade up to get onr. Wait
Lefty games lol
Nothing changes.
I hope JG9's video for April 1 has him modify his catchphrase "which is worse than if you... Oh, you know already." But ONLY on April Fool's Day.
That is a terrible, wildly unfunny suggestion.
@@dash_r_media yes, that single handedly was worse than if he had spiked the ball on every single play from scrimmage.
Never use again that STUPID phrase
Yeah not even close and this seems just like something getting lost in translation.
I have to take issue with this whole story. The main issue is that you are on here calling Dan Jiggets a liar based solely on what Don Majewski's response was. You never covered how Jiggets responded to the claim or his side of the story. Dan Jiggets is a Harvard graduate and a very intelligent person so I find it highly unlikely the man would just go on air and make something up and pass it off as truth. CBS must have been fine with his (Jiggets) version of the incident as not only did he continue as a color commentator for several years but also worked for the CBS owned and operated station in Chicago as a sports anchor for several years and years later worked for CBS owned radio station WSCR the score as a show host alongside Mike North. Normally your videos are informative and well thought out and I enjoy them very much, however today's video with its very one-sided narrative and missing information is very disappointing. This video almost seems like a hit job on Jiggets and almost like you have some kind of personal disliking of the guy. I hope your content rebounds from this one and is just a one off.
Just enjoy his content and stop crying.
Keep in mind that Reggie Rucker also kept his analyst job at NBC Sports for several years after he told that baldfaced lie about having dinner with Sam Wyche, so Jiggets remaining at CBS, especially at one its radio stations and its Chicago O&O, WBBM, after he took Majkowski's comments out of context doesn't mean what you think it means.
@@____11 He provided an objective assessment of why the "content" was not balanced or substantiated with any primary sources of evidence. In fact, he notes that this is an exception when he states "Normally your videos are very informative...." I recommend you hone your reading comprehension and develop your critical thinking skills further to improve the substance and quality of your ensuing comments. When you do, you will recognize your comment more exemplifies "crying" than the original post. You should congratulate yourself, however. Six other people share your elementary-school level thinking!
@@michaellavin6417 Congratulations
Finally... a Don Majkowski vid!
He's also a GB legend because he's the Wally Pipp of pro football. It was his injury that caused Brett Favre's iron man streak.
Not just that, but he played on stage with Poison at a concert in Milwaukee. He also flew in on his own dime to a release party at a Wisconsin brewery that named a beer after him because its abv was 7.7 (Majik switched to #7 after his rookie year).
He was still over the line of scrimmage.
Overall I like this videos.. I think things get overexplained sometimes... I'm like "Get to the reason for the video!" lol.
"He did worse then if he spiked the ball down on every single play".
This phrase is the reason.I don't follow this channel or watch many of the videos.
Is this your catch phrase?
Hearing the same lame line every single video is fucking lame.
A video about a video without audio. Lame
is this fritzy narrating?
Dan Jiggets was great in Chicago though in his radio and TV career analyzing the Bears.
People complain about today's announcers and analysts that cover NFL games but before the internet era there was some broadcasters that were like Reggie Rucker and Jiggets who lied or they were drunk on the air like Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshier and Paul Hornung. Social media today would have a field day if that happened today and the moral of the story is the so called good old days were not all that good.
Actually the freedom to be themselves was what made it good, agreeing to disagree was something we could do without fostering a culture of fascism, and opinion shaming
@@teen_laqueefa I agree with you that different styles are great as I hate the cookie cutter corporate styles and I enjoy Bill Walton and Pat McAfee broadcasts but lying on the air and being drunk on the job is just not good.
@@mayduck1 well yeah, that's never a good thing to be lying.