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CBS's Romo-Nantz Booth Quietly Survives Scrutiny With a Small Win
sports-media1 month ago

CBS's Romo-Nantz Booth Quietly Survives Scrutiny With a Small Win

CBS’s AFC Championship broadcast by Jim Nantz and Tony Romo was largely unremarkable—a modest improvement over their recent missteps—featuring moments of back-slapping rather than deep analysis and a confusing sequence on a pivotal fumble/grounding call with Gene Steratore. With Romo’s hefty contract looming and reports that CBS might promote Ian Eagle and J.J. Watt to the No. 1 booth, the network faces a strategic question as NBC and ABC/ESPN offer stronger future options. Sunday’s performance wasn’t great, but it wasn’t disastrous—a quiet win for CBS amid high scrutiny.

CBS Defends Romo as Viewership Surges and Media Hype Fades
sports1 month ago

CBS Defends Romo as Viewership Surges and Media Hype Fades

Contrary to a wave of doom-and-gloom coverage, Tony Romo remains securely under contract at CBS through 2030, with insiders stressing the network’s top NFL duo (Romo and Jim Nantz alongside Tracy Wolfson) delivering record ratings this season. The piece argues the negative chatter is overblown, notes Romo’s illness during a recent Bills–Jaguars game, praises their on-air chemistry, and even suggests more opportunities for Romo outside game telecasts to capitalize on his star power.

Jerry Jones and the Evolution of NFL and TV History
sports2 months ago

Jerry Jones and the Evolution of NFL and TV History

Jerry Jones' long meeting with media executive Daniel Burke and his admiration for 'I Love Lucy' influenced his vision for NFL broadcasting, leading to transformative deals that made the league 'bigger than life,' including the creation of iconic stadiums and a billion-dollar annual revenue from TV rights, ultimately shaping the NFL and TV industry forever.

Greg Olsen Wins Emmy, Eyes Top Analyst Role Despite Tom Brady Replacement
sports-media1 year ago

Greg Olsen Wins Emmy, Eyes Top Analyst Role Despite Tom Brady Replacement

Greg Olsen won his second consecutive Sports Emmy for Outstanding Personality/Event Analyst, but Fox Sports decided to replace him with Tom Brady for their top NFL broadcasting team. Despite the backlash, the move is seen as a strategic decision due to Brady's unparalleled draw and potential impact on viewership. Olsen will still call Fox's second-biggest game each week, ensuring the network retains strong broadcasting talent.

"Greg Olsen's Emmy Win Amid Tom Brady's Arrival at Fox Sports"
sports1 year ago

"Greg Olsen's Emmy Win Amid Tom Brady's Arrival at Fox Sports"

Greg Olsen, who will be demoted from Fox’s lead NFL broadcasting team for Tom Brady, won the Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Personality/Event Analyst. Despite the awkwardness of the situation, Olsen accepted the award with humor and grace, acknowledging the challenge ahead. He will now be part of Fox’s No. 2 team with a reduced salary, while Tom Brady takes over the lead role. Olsen, a former NFL player, remains passionate about football and broadcasting, expressing his commitment to the game regardless of the change in his role.

"Tony Romo's Commentary Frustrates Fans During Chiefs' Game-Winning TD"
sports2 years ago

"Tony Romo's Commentary Frustrates Fans During Chiefs' Game-Winning TD"

Fans are expressing frustration with Tony Romo's broadcasting during the Super Bowl, as he overshadowed Jim Nantz's call of the game-winning touchdown and continued to provide analysis during the post-touchdown celebrations. Despite delivering strong commentary, Romo's tendency to be overly dramatic and excitable in big moments has drawn criticism, and his actions during the Super Bowl have only added to the backlash he has been facing as a polarizing analyst.

"Tom Brady's Arrival at Fox Signals Changes for NFL Analyst Greg Olsen"
sports2 years ago

"Tom Brady's Arrival at Fox Signals Changes for NFL Analyst Greg Olsen"

Greg Olsen, the former Carolina Panthers tight end turned lead analyst for Fox, is likely to be replaced by Tom Brady as the network's lead analyst despite receiving positive reviews. Olsen expressed pride in his work and is open to exploring other opportunities within Fox and other networks. With Brady set to join Fox in 2024, Olsen's future role remains uncertain, but he remains focused on calling premiere games in the broadcasting industry.