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Buffalo Bills Select 97 Rock As New Radio Flagship
"We look forward to bringing Bills games back to 97 Rock and expanding our reach to even more fans across New York, as well as Southern Ontario."
Chris Berman: NFL 10% Stake in ESPN Will Not Control Network Coverage of League
"If it did, I’d be really disappointed in the league as much as I am our place for agreeing. But that’s not the way it goes."
550 WGR Launches FM Simulcast Replacing 107.7/104.7 The Wolf
"The format change occurred overnight, transitioning both 107.7 FM and translator 104.7 FM from country music to a full-time simulcast of WGR."
Sports Radio Stations Can No Longer Treat Broadcasting Rights as a Safety Net
"When play-by-play is no longer yours to lean on, the only things left are the strength of the voice, the trust of the audience, and the reason listeners choose you when the game isn’t on."
Buffalo Bills Leaving WGR 550, Moving Game/Show Production In-House
WGR 550 has served as the radio flagship of the Buffalo Bills for the past 14 seasons.
Tony Romo: Outside Criticism of CBS Sports Broadcasts Is Part of the Job
"You’ve got to be yourself and everything. You’re trying your best. You’re never not trying your hardest to go be great at something."
CBS Sports Earns Most-Watched Saturday NFL Playoff Game Ever
"Viewership climbed steadily throughout the broadcast before peaking at 51.284 million viewers during overtime."
How Much Has Tony Romo Regressed in the Booth for CBS Sports?
"When you are great from the beginning, people tend to expect that every single year, and if you fall off even a little bit, you get destroyed."
NFL on FOX Rules Analyst Mike Pereira Calls for Full-Time NFL Referees
"I’m not a fan of making everyone full-time, but make the referees full-time. To me, it’s time for that."
The NFL Owns the Blueprint for Championship Dominance No Matter the Teams Involved
"Is there a matchup the NFL prefers among its final four? No. The question does not deserve airtime this week. Save the column inches, radio segments, and television debates."