Anatomy of a Broadcaster
Anatomy Of An Analyst: Brian Griese
Griese is a pro in the booth. He can break down what a quarterback sees or what an offensive coordinator is trying to accomplish on any given play, or in certain situations.
Anatomy of an Analyst: Reggie Miller
"He is no doubt an opinionated person and hey that’s fine when you’re an analyst that played the game at a high level."
Anatomy Of A Broadcaster: Beth Mowins
"Mowins has had the distinction of busting the glass ceiling for women sportscasters many times."
Anatomy of An Analyst: Drew Brees
"His early work is being met with mixed reviews, but what can really be expected of a guy that just stepped off the football field?"
Anatomy Of A Broadcaster: Rick Allen
"Not only is he high-energy, he’s accurate, smooth and has a very confident and commanding style."
Anatomy Of A Broadcaster: Michael Kay
"Kay isn’t afraid to call it like he sees it, even if that means blasting the Yankees, an individual player or the opposing team."
Anatomy of An Analyst: Louis Riddick
"The experiences Riddick has had over the length of his career are irreplaceable when it comes to his analysis of the sport."
Anatomy Of An Analyst: Alex Rodriguez
"I haven’t come across too many people that tell me how great he is. More often people will say something like, why is he still on my television?"
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Mike Tirico
"There aren’t too many broadcasters than can be at the top of their game, either in the booth or in the studio. The worlds are so different. The preparation is different."
Anatomy of a Broadcaster: Joe Buck
"Buck finds a way to make games exciting. Whether it be a great call in a huge moment or his ability to set the scene for a game that has a lot on the line."