1. This offseason has been as tumultuous as ever when it comes to NFL broadcasters. The entire crew has switched networks, the most important employer is still playing football, and an all-new outlet could be the best booth in the business.
The Bills visit the Rams on NBC Thursday night as they gear up to kick off the 2022 season.
CBS: This is the only network with some degree of continuity within the booth. Jim Nantz and Tony Romo return together for the sixth season. And they will surely be together for a while. Romo said in 2020 he re-signed with CBS for 10 years. However, the tide started to turn a bit against Romo, who was a fan favorite and media darling during his first few years in the booth. Interesting.
NBC: After a few years of waiting, Mike Tillico, who does an excellent job of calling the game, takes over the voice sunday night football, which was the #1 show on TV for the last 11 years. Chris Collinsworth will enter his 13th season as the lead analyst. Tirico has been in a lot of games over the years, so while the booth is technically new, the two have a lot of experience working together.
fox: The new No. 1 Broadcast Crew is Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen. for now. If Brady decides to stop playing, the new number one broadcast crew will be Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady. Burkhardt is more than worth the gig. Olsen is in a charming location. He’s only had one full season in the booth, but he’s seen as someone who keeps the GOAT’s seat warm. What if Olsen shines in the role and becomes a media and fan favourite, and Brady calls it quits after this season?Fox is hosting the Super Bowl this season, so he’ll be retiring on February 12, 2023. Burkhardt and Olsen will be broadcast to over 1 million viewers. If the Bucks don’t make it in time, will it be Berkhardt, Olsen and Brady?
ESPN: After years of trying to find a good one monday night football At the booth, Worldwide Leaders hit the jackpot, with top-notch pairings like Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. After his hugely successful ManningCast alternate broadcast on ESPN2 last season, he has a top-level main his booth on ESPN. Like last season, Peyton and Eli Manning cast only 10 times during the season.
Amazon Prime Video: Al Michaels is coming over from NBC, and ESPN’s Lead College Football Analyst, Kirk Herbstreit, is joining us for the second gig. thursday night footballYes, Herbstreit does both jobs. The pair called a preseason game together on Aug. 25, and it sounded as if they’d been calling games together for years. as good as a person. Landing him was a big win for Amazon as it tries to establish credibility in its first season with exclusivity. I thought This booth has a very high ceiling.
2. College football is back. This means ‘Bad Beats’ is back, courtesy of Scott Van Pelt and Stanford Steve. And that is beautiful. A highlight of Week 1 “Bad Beats” was his SVP perfectly explaining what betting on Hawaii’s games is like for the degenerate gambler.
3. With regular Traina Thoughts readers SI Media Podcast Listeners know how much I love Kyle Brandt and Peter Schrager, but I think Jason McCourty has become my new favorite. good morning football host.
Four. Most people don’t like rehashing details or remaking stories when they’re fired. Not so with his former LSU coach Ed Orgeron, as you can see below.
Five. I know this happened four days ago, but this is my first Traina thought since last Thursday, so I had to post this clip no matter how old it is. , North Carolina wants to win all of its football games, just see what Mack Brown’s dance coach gives us after each game. Here’s what he did:
6. latest episode of Sports Illustrated Media Podcast Hosted by yours truly features an interview with longtime fantasy football guru Matthew Berry.
Berry recently opened up about why he left ESPN after 15 years and why he finally decided to join NBC Sports. Berry also spoke about the immense popularity of fantasy football, how legalized sports betting has impacted fantasy football, how he covers gambling on NBC, and how he treats social media. , Howard also talks about his love for Stern and more.
The podcast concludes with a weekly “Traina Thoughts” segment from WFAN in New York and Sal Licata from SNY.Jimmy recently read this week SI Media Podcast In Apple’s review, Sal talks about meeting one of his idols and gaining a following on Twitter, and then the potential number of total NFL wins the two could bet.
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7. Random video of the day: For those of you who missed it over the holiday weekend, Taylor Hawkins’ son, Shane, played drums for the Foo Fighters. my hero It was a tribute concert for my father who passed away in March and it was amazing.
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