Pat McAfee shoots down ‘Monday Night Football’ booth speculation: ‘This isn’t real’

Pat McAfee, the punter-turned-media magnate who already owns ESPN’s weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings, wants to make it clear that he’s heard nothing about being Troy Aikman’s replacement. McAfee took to X on Tuesday to shut down…
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