San Francisco 49ers radio host Damon Bruce’s wild Fernando Mendoza comment brings back NFL’s most awkward on air sexual slipups

Damon Bruce says he could have Fernando Mendoza’s baby if the Las Vegas Raiders QB asked him to

• Dallas Cowboys legendary quarterback Troy Aikman once said, “But this time, the Redskins put a spy on Dak Prescott. He starts to come, and then he pulls out. And then his eyes are just locked.”
• A reporter discussed Melvin Gordon, saying, “Training with your trainer on your own and on Instagram is not, you know, the same as Von Miller coming down your throat, so gotta see where he is in terms of that.”
• SportsCenter’s Steve Levy said about Maurice Hurst in 1995, “The agent claims that at the request of the team, Hurst has been playing with a bulging d*ck…disc in his neck since the start of the season.”
• Cris Collinsworth once said during a Sunday Night Football game play-by-play call, “When that guy’s coming right in your face, that’s a whole different story for the quarterback.”
• Commenting on Andrew Luck, CBS’s Solomon Wilcots said during a game, “The defense wants to come in the face of the quarterback Andrew Luck.”
• Then there was an accidental pronunciation of Michael Vick’s name by an ESPN reporter on national television:
• “The state of Virginia is going to seek to indict D*ck…Vick for dog fighting and killing dogs…” The pronunciation created an unintended sexual-sounding phrase.
• Ben Roethlisberger’s name has been hard for some to pronounce, one in particular:
• ESPN’s Chris McKendry, who once said during a live broadcast, “Ben Roethlis-c*ck-berger called it a gut check, and he’s right. I mean, everybody has Steelers atop the Power Rankings…”
• ESPN’s Matthew Berry said during a live broadcast, “Baker Mayfield, who’s one of the most accurate deep-throaters…throwers in the NFL.”
• Once, a play-by-play announcer said, “And they d*ck Wilson” for Russell Wilson. They probably meant to say “deck.”
• Legendary play-by-play announcer Al Michaels once accidentally substituted a sexual word, saying “play c*ck” while attempting to say “play clock” during a Philadelphia Eagles vs. Carolina Panthers Sunday night game.