CBS reportedly made push for ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky to replace Gary Danielson
The ESPN analyst turned CBS down.
The ESPN analyst turned CBS down.
"I know, you've got a guy who's breaking down film and he's drawing up the play and you're like, 'that's not my assignment, that's not my job,' and you just threw all this blame on me on national TV."
The CBS NFL pregame show has undergone big changes in recent years, but will reportedly hold steady for now as Watt jumps to the broadcast booth.
Charles Davis will remain with the NFL on CBS for the 2025 season, though he will seemingly be reassigned with Watt joining Eagle in the booth.
"He got fined for something he didn’t say … publicly complained. Then got fined for that. What are we doing here?"
"That’s like the sports media equivalent of a QB running out the back of their own end zone."
"Bring in another table!"
The ratings will be huge, so Fox isn't likely to agree with the sentiment.
"Is this a joke, man? Like, is this a joke? Like, come on...just go play the ball, man."
Ian and Noah Eagle will serve as play-by-play announcers, with Nate Burleson, J.J. Watt, and Greg Olsen as analysts.
"I’m very much enjoying this phase of life."
"You're an idiot, and I can't blame you for thinking what you think."
"Don't call unless you absolutely need it, but, if you ever do call, I'll be there."
"Following in the footsteps of John Madden and Bob Uecker is a very tall task, but one I am honored to attempt."
During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, CBS' J.J. Watt alluded to a new show, highlighting Usher and the Super Bowl Halftime Show.
Amid hysteria over Taylor Siwft being shown "frequently" during NFL games, CBS Sports' J.J. Watt defended her and her fans.
"So take your **** and shovel it somewhere else. I'm not dealing with it."
"Let’s steal @AdamSchefter job for a day."
"I'm enjoying being retired. It's great."
"I always wanted to walk away when I still had something left because you never want to run until the wheels fall completely off."
J.J. Watt made his NFL on CBS debut on Sunday, joining the cast of The NFL Today. If Week 1 is any indication, he'll likely love his new job.
"I am still convinced that somehow I am going to get a bill for a $15,000 watch."
"Now, leaving the game, I realize how much I love it and how much I can’t stand to not be around it."