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Jason Campbell joins the cast of NFL Monday QB
CBS is going outside the traditional cast of characters for their latest Monday QB analyst.
Tony Romo on early broadcasting work: ‘It was so boring…this guy needs to stop doing this right now’
"I sounded like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, the teacher. ‘Bueller, Buller.’ ”
CBS’s Greg Gumbel not a huge soccer fan, according to this ad read
Was that "Concoffiff" and "Concaffa?"
Nate Burleson will host a weekly NFL series on Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon is getting into the weekly NFL game.
Nickelodeon will televise another NFL Wild Card Playoff game for the 2021 season
Bring back the slime cannons! The kids-themed Bears-Saints telecast drew more than two million viewers for Nickelodeon.
Two of three USMNT away WCQ matches through October will only be on Paramount+, which will be streaming all matches
The USMNT matches against Honduras and Panama will only air on Paramount+. The match against El Salvador will air on Paramount+ and CBSSN.
Noah Eagle joins CBS college football coverage, will call SEC games
Ian's son will have a role on CBS' football coverage this year.
CBS announces 2021 NFL broadcast pairings, including new Greg Gumbel-Adam Archuleta and Spero Dedes-Jay Feely teams
The top CBS teams are the same as last year, but there are some changes further down the lineup.
CBS announces Serie A coverage plans, hiring Matteo Bonetti and tabbing Andres Cordero as top play by play broadcaster
CBS is leaning on experienced broadcasters for its Serie A coverage.
Nate Burleson joining CBS This Morning
Burleson will reportedly replace Anthony Mason on the network morning show.
The Scottish Professional Football League is heading to CBS Sports and Paramount+
Every Celtic-Rangers match will be included in the multi-year pact.
BIG3 broadcasting additions this year include John Salley as sideline reporter, Lisa Leslie as an analyst (when not coaching)
"John Salley is a basketball legend, and we know he will bring energetic banter and immense basketball knowledge to broadcasts in his first season with the league."
Allen Bestwick talks returning to racing broadcasting with SRX: “It’s everything I hoped it would be.”
"Because SRX owns all of the racecars, we have the ability to do things you don't have the ability to do in NASCAR or IndyCar. 'You want to put a camera there, yeah, we can do it!'"
