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What song did Hank Williams Jr. use for Monday Night Football?

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Some questions aren't really meant to be answered.

To be or not to be? Why are we here? You want the truth?

But some have an answer, just waiting inside you, waiting for someone to ask at the right moment. Are you ready for some football? Hell yes, I am.

Hank Williams Jr. might be most famous for penning the longest-running theme song for Monday Night Football — and asking a question so simple yet so profound. But he actually adapted one of his existing songs to do so. Which song was it?

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