Pat McAfee’s ESPN woes are continuing to mount after concerning new viewership figures for his Monday Night Football alternate broadcast were officially revealed.The former NFL punter hosts a weekly alt-cast on ESPN2 during Monday night primetime matchups, but the latest ratings paint a worrying picture for execs.According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, McAfee’s alternate broadcast for the Week 9 clash between the Bills and Vikings drew an audience of 406,000.In a massive blow to the media personality, McAfee was beaten by the NFL Network’s Next Gen Stats broadcast, which secured 499,000 viewers for the same game.The disappointing ratings defeat means the Next Gen Stats alternate broadcast now holds a 2-0 viewership lead over the heavily funded McAfee so far this season.During their previous Week 6 ratings showdown, the Next Gen Stats cast attracted 469,000 viewers, easily outpacing the 351,000 fans who tuned into McAfee’s show. Pat McAfee’s ESPN woes are continuing to mount after concerning new viewership figures for his Monday Night Football alternate broadcast were officially revealed McAfee’s broadcast for the clash between the Bills and Vikings drew an audience of 406,000The ratings defeat is even more embarrassing for McAfee considering ESPN2 is currently available in roughly 70 million homes, compared to the NFL Network’s 50 million total reach.Despite the alt-cast figures, the overall Monday Night Football broadcast was a massive success, drawing a staggering 21.7 million total viewers across all platforms.Even a shock appearance from former CBS analyst Tony Romo did little to help McAfee’s embarrassing viewing figures on Monday.Romo’s unexpected cameo on the ESPN-affiliated platform comes in the wake of his shocking departure from his lucrative lead analyst role at CBS Sports.Romo and the network officially parted ways on October 2, a month after he pleaded no contest to charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.Introduced by McAfee as their ‘quarterback expert,’ Romo opened by admitting he’s ‘doing good’ before delving into some analysis of the Bills-Vikings action.His appearance on the alt-cast sent social media into a frenzy, with many fans speculating that ESPN were ‘soft-launching’ him for a potential move to the network.