 Analyst and former NFL quarterback Ron Jaworski replaced Joe Theismann, who was offered a prominent football analyst job with ESPN, in the booth beginning with the 2007 season.On December 3, 2007, 17.5 million people watched the undefeated New England Patriots defeat the Baltimore Ravens, 27–24.The game became the most-watched single cable television program of all-time by total viewership, breaking the previous record set by the August 17 premiere of "High School Musical 2", which was viewed by 17.2 million on ESPN corporate sibling Disney Channel (after the film was surpassed by the Patriots-Ravens game, "High School Musical 2" retained the record as the highest-rated non-sports program in basic cable history).