Jaworski, Gruden and 'Monday Night' Ron Jaworski is out at "Monday Night Football." You could argue that "Monday Night" and Jon Gruden don't deserve him, and that his kind of analysis (above) will be better served and appreciated in shows like "N.F.L. Matchup." From Rich Sandomir in The Times: Jaworski told SI.com: It's bittersweet, but I'm excited and thrilled with some of the projects I'll be working on moving forward. I have an opportunity to do some things that can be creative, so in that regard I am excited about the future. Gregg Rosenthal, ProFootballTalk.com: We're headed for an inferior product. It was still very valuable to have Jaworski's X's and O's approach there to question Gruden. ESPN says this is not a demotion for Jaworski, but that's a hard sell. It's ESPN's most valuable property and Jaws would surely have loved to remain a part of it. They are choosing to take him off. It's up to Gruden now. Sandomir's article included advice that Norby Williamson, ESPN's executive vice president for programming, has imparted to Gruden: Hmm. That's a fairly long list. Maybe they should have just kept Jaworski.