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Kirk Herbstreit on Providing Perspective Over Generalities in Prime Video NFL Booth
"I don’t want to just say, ‘Wow, that was a great throw,’ or ‘What a great route,’"
Keyshawn Johnson In No Rush To Return To Sports Media Following FS1 Exit
"People wanted me to dive right in immediately. But I’m like, I’m good. Let me just take a break because I know the opportunity is going to be there."
95.7 The Game Debuting First RDS Based Visual Geo-Targeting For Super Bowl Weekend
"This activation allows us to deliver timely, location-specific information directly to the dashboard and enhance the event experience for thousands of football fans in a way that’s never been done before."
Rich Eisen Believes A Return To ESPN Couldn’t Have Happened In Recent Years
"I’m feeling a heck of a lot more excited about the future because of my re-entry into ESPN."
Super Bowl Opening Night LIVE Set the Tone for NFL Network’s Super Bowl LX Coverage
"Super Bowl Opening Night Live delivered depth, reach, and variety in kicking off all the excitement of Super Bowl LX."
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."
Why Jason La Canfora Chooses Authenticity While Sports Media Remains In Flux
"I’m not always going to be somebody’s cup of tea, and I am so very fine with that."
Why Sports Radio Brands Are Beginning To Think Twice About Super Bowl Radio Row
"Radio row didn’t lose its value overnight. It lost its purpose by inches. When the biggest week on the NFL calendar becomes about occupancy instead of moments, the math stops working."
How Phillip Lindsay Found a Fresh Identity in Sports Radio at 104.3 The Fan
"I approached it as this may be my opportunity to shake off my identity as just a football player and see what else I could do in my life. That’s why I decided to take that leap and try radio."
Why Mike Francesa Believes Super Bowl Radio Row Has Lost What Made It Special
"The NFL has made everything there so expensive that I think it’s priced a lot of the local stations out of the market."