Here are your 2019 NFL broadcast teams for CBS and Fox
The Sunday announcing pairings for CBS and Fox have a few changes from 2018, but also a lot of carryover.
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NFL considering “shaking up” Sunday afternoon broadcasts, which could include ending NFC and AFC-focused packages
According to a Variety report, there have been some talks between the NFL, CBS and Fox about changing Sunday afternoon packages, which might include removing the packages' conference affiliations.
CBS’ Super Bowl plans include multiple 8K cameras, augmented reality graphics, seven hours of pre-game coverage, and more
CBS plans to use 115 cameras overall for the game broadcast, including four with live augmented reality graphics.
Bruce Arians has left CBS for a NFL return with the Bucs, five months after saying “No, I’m done” when asked about coaching...
In August, Arians said "No, I'm done" about future coaching jobs. Now, he's back in the NFL.
Tony Romo says play predictions were “something I wasn’t supposed to do”
"It didn’t feel like, ‘I’m going to predict the play here.’ It felt like you were talking about the game that you were seeing and you’re trying to let the viewer know something that could be neat to look out for."
CBS says they won’t mention gambling lines and spreads during NFL game broadcasts this season
Gambling coverage is changing in many areas, but not during NFL on CBS broadcasts.
NFL on CBS streaming will now be available on mobile, both through cable authentication and All Access
CBS subscribers (cable or All Access) will now be able to watch NFL on CBS games on their phones.
NFL ref Gene Steratore retires, appears set to join CBS, while Terry McAulay also leaves, reportedly for NBC
Steratore worked 15 seasons as an NFL ref and officiated this year's Super Bowl, while McAulay called three Super Bowls in 20 years as a NFL ref.
Subpar TV analyst Rex Ryan calls out good TV analyst Tony Romo…because his teams picked Romo off a few times?
"If Romo always knows what's coming, how is it that I used to trap him into throwing picks all the time? Show him one coverage, play another, and he'd throw right into the damn thing!"
Bruce Arians wants to work in TV, has interviewed with Fox and NFL Network and has an upcoming CBS interview
Arians said he had a great experience calling the Philadelphia high school football championships in 1988. "I went down and moms are crying, and I'm interviewing the moms on the field. I said, 'You guys get paid to do this s---? This is fun.' It's always been in the back of my mind."
CBS broadcasters called Colts-Bills snow “worse than what you saw on television,” “once in a lifetime conditions”
"It was worse than what you saw on television. I directed another snow game, but nothing like this where you could not see a yard marker."
Colts-Bills snowstorm sees announcers and cameras run into visibility issues, punts stop and field goals fall short
CBS reveals 2017 NFL broadcast teams, with Beth Mowins a surprise addition
Mowins will be the first woman to ever call NFL play-by-play for the network.
Let’s watch Phil Simms dance with a boombox in downtown New York
Simms showed off his moves in what we hope will become a weekly staple of his studio analyst run.
Winds of change a blowin’ at the NFL on CBS and Fox
New analysts are coming to both CBS and Fox
