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From Presidents to Pop Stars, the ManningCast Is Football’s Most Coveted Invitation
"ESPN’s alternative Monday Night Football presentation featuring Peyton and Eli Manning continued to solidify its place in sports media this past NFL season."
Joe Buck Doesn’t Agree With Criticism of Prime Video NFL Broadcaster Al Michaels
"It just drives me nuts because I’m such a fan of Al’s."
ESPN Monday Night NFL Wild Card Broadcast Viewership Up 15% Year-Over-Year
"The Texans’ road victory over the Steelers ranks as ESPN’s second most-watched Wild Card game since the network began carrying postseason contests in 2015."
Why Monday Night Football Remains the Crown Jewel of NFL Broadcasting
"The entire MNF team was spectacular and whet viewers’ appetites for the Texans at Patriots divisional matchup this Sunday at 3:00 p.m. EST on ESPN/ABC and for next season’s Super Bowl telecast."
WFAN’s Gregg Giannotti: Al Michaels’ Return to ‘Thursday Night Football’ a “Mistake”
"He has hung on a little bit too long. He doesn't sound like himself any longer."
‘Monday Night Football’ Earns Second-Highest Viewed Regular Season on ESPN
"The season, which featured 23 regular-season games including two Week 18 contests, averaged 16.5 million viewers per game—up 10% from 2024."
Do NFL Broadcaster Conflicts of Interest Matter Anymore?
"Do rules matter, or only after they’re broken? It’s a fine line for the NFL and a potentially costly one for broadcasters."
Joe Buck To Anchor Good Morning America, Call Monday Night Football on Same Day
"I appreciate GMA letting me be a small part of the show again—and a salute to our Monday Night Football team who are the real stars of our production holding down the fort in Foxboro"
NFL Viewership Drives Audience Behavior In Latest Nielsen ‘The Gauge’ Findings
"Broadcast networks averaged a 27.3% share of total television on Sundays, up from 22.0% Monday through Saturday, marking the most significant day-part shift across any category"
Will Sports Fans Take a Stand as the ESPN, YouTube TV Dispute Continues
"Will we ever truly say enough is enough? Or will we keep refreshing the app, muttering under our breath, waiting for the next billion-dollar pout-fest to take the games away?"