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ESPN's Jaworski sorry for swearing after Henne incompletion

Published: Sep 13, 2011 at 05:52 AM

MIAMI -- "Monday Night Football" analyst Ron Jaworski had to apologize on air after accidentally cursing during his commentary Monday night.

Talking about an incomplete pass by Dolphins quarterback Chad Henne in their loss to the New England Patriots on ESPN, Jaworski casually uttered an expletive before saying, "You have to get rid of this ball."

Jaworski apologized for the gaffe later during the fourth quarter.

The former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback has called Monday night games since 2007.

Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press

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