Along with calling NFL games for Fox, Greg Olsen is coaching middle school football
"We’re building something special"
"We’re building something special"
"That’s not something I would have been opposed to by any stretch."
"He's been nothing but respectful and nothing but professional through all of this, which has been amazing, and I've tried to be that in return to him."
Joe Davis and Greg Olsen's pre-existing chemistry and positive attitude suggest they're ready to excel as Fox's No. 2 NFL broadcast team.
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"There's more need and space to fill in more football lingo and talk than there is in a constantly flowing basketball game where you could kind of fake it a little bit more."
"It's hard to transition into that world. It's hard to find your voice. It's hard to find the right opportunities."
Cowherd believes Brady will work even harder knowing he has to replace a star broadcaster like Olsen.
"Can I get back there one day? Absolutely."
"You've got to call the game that happens, and you have to throw away whatever your anticipations are entering the game."
"I look forward to sharing the network with him. I look forward to competing against him."
Greg Olsen won the Sports Emmy for best event analyst right before his network, Fox Sports, casts him aside for Tom Brady.
"He was just kind of picking my brain about the prep and the industry and what to expect and whatnot."
Greg Olsen won't work the No. 1 Fox broadcast crew this season after proving his worth. But, as they say: When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
"They kind of did him dirty over there at Fox."
Olsen will be the No. 2 analyst for Fox's NFL coverage.
"My hope is that he gets to being in a place where he can continue to call that really big game. Until then, it's not necessarily fair, but it's his reality."
Greg Olsen revealed he's still under contract with Fox, but his role for next season is still unknown.
"I’m going to be interested to see how he sees it in real time. Because that’s the one thing that we’ve never seen."
Peyton Manning is in the world of sports broadcasting, but the legendary NFL quarterback doesn't feel qualified to give Tom Brady advice.
"Nobody will give Tom Brady like, ‘Hey this guy needs to learn and maybe figure it out,’ because they’re coming fresh off Greg Olsen."
"There are so many moving parts out of my control. But my goal is to be a top A broadcaster again. I’m gonna do everything in my power to achieve that."
"It would kind of seem absurd that the guy who everybody right now thinks is one of the best or the best, making a quarter of what the big star is making and outshining him in the booth."
“Greg Olsen is a nice broadcaster, he’s good at the role, but … it’s Tom Brady we are talking about.”