Greg Olsen on getting leapfrogged by Tom Brady: “Hopefully Tom plays for a few more years”
"I can at least live with the only person in the world who beat me out was Tom Brady."
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49ers’ Javon Kinlaw has profanity-laced clash with reporter Grant Cohn: “You f*cking shaking like a coward”
"Stop talking about people like people don’t got families"
The NFL+ streaming service is reportedly getting the green light
In the mood to subscribe to yet another streaming service?
The future of the Pro Bowl is (again) coming into question
Once again, the future of the Pro Bowl is in the spotlight.
Pepsi will no longer sponsor Super Bowl halftime show
They may have finally realized that everyone already knows what Pepsi is.
Real Sports’ Deshaun Watson piece includes graphic accounts from accusers
Real Sports' Deshaun Watson piece has already been the subject of lots of talk. Excerpts viewed by AA include detailed discussions of Watson's alleged actions during massages from two of his accusers, and responses from one of Watson's attorneys.
Al Michaels receives emeritus role at NBC Sports
Al Michaels might be the lead voice for Amazon's NFL coverage but he's not completely leaving his previous professional home.
The next “Hard Knocks In Season” will be on the Arizona Cardinals
The Cardinals were previously featured on Amazon's 2016 edition of All or Nothing, looking at their 2015 season, so they have some experience with in-season documentaries.
Deshaun Watson’s lawyer Rusty Hardin is taking preemptive shots at Real Sports’ coverage of Watson
"I believe they’ll air the accusations of the women without attempting to look behind it to see what kind of merit do they have."
Greg Olsen will reportedly call Super Bowl LVII, despite Tom Brady looming
Fox appears to have settled on their Super Bowl broadcast team.
TV executives should look beyond star QBs for broadcasting gigs
Dan Orlovsky sticks with ESPN despite Fox pursuit, will replace Brian Griese in No. 2 NFL booth with Steve Levy and Louis Riddick
The team of Levy, Orlovsky and Riddick will call some NFL games this fall, then an estimated five games a year under the new contract beginning in 2023.
Jim Nantz says eye contact is the “secret sauce” to his success with Tony Romo
"When we’re actually talking on the air, we’re actually making eye contact."
