Tag: Cris Collinsworth
Michaels and Collinsworth finish their enjoyable NBC run with a fun broadcast of LA Super Bowl
Sports Broadcast Journal Super Bowl Commentary and Notes Joe Cool: In lead-up to the […]
Super Bowl will be either boring or spirited; The offseason will start with a shuffling of TV chairs
The NFL’s 102nd season brought upon significant change. Whether it was adding a seventeenth […]
NBC’s last season of Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth and Michele Tafoya? If so, it started brilliantly
The 2021 NFL season kicked off with a thriller, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated […]
NBC gets an A+ for its Baltimore-Buffalo playoff coverage; Michaels and Collinsworth sparkled
The dean of NFL play-by- play voices Al Michaels and former receiver Cris Collinsworth […]
How did they do? Cris Collinsworth and Mike Tirico on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, Packers-Saints
On Sunday, the capable Mike Tirico filled in for network icon Al Michaels on […]
Sunday Night Football: NBC Voices will be live; Al Michaels gets bye-weeks; Tafoya not allowed on field
This will be NBC’s 15th season televising Sunday Night Football. Unlike any other season, it’s […]
Breaking down the top NFL announce teams; Buck-Aikman, Michaels-Collinsworth and Nantz-Romo
A few folks here in South Florida asked me to differentiate the top network […]
NFL Weekend: CBS, Fox, NBC’s A teams get As; CBS’ B team, Eagle and Fouts, gets B; Romo or Madden?
It couldn’t be bad if by Sunday, CBS and NBC touted their Saturday ratings. […]
As I See It: Coverage of the 2018 Super Bowl
Super Bowl XIILCXXILLCCIX was the greatest Arena Football game I’ve ever seen. Welcome to my snarky Super Bowl review.
Classic Jim Cramer on Sports Broadcasting
Cramer breaks down sportscasters like he does the market; from Al Michaels and Tony Romo to the Eagles’ Merrill Reese and those he heard growing up in Philadelphia.
Halby’s Morsels: When a brash Tim McCarver dissed Jack Buck on-air; Aikman, Collinsworth, Joe Buck +
By David J. Halberstam 09/14/2018 1
The Bucks, Aikman, Collinsworth and more Joe Buck’s autobiography Lucky Bastard is so good that […]