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Al Michaels Wants Back in Prime Video’s NFL Booth Next Season
"I feel really good. Still love what I do. And again, work with a tremendous crew. So, yeah, I think at this moment in time, I’d like to continue"
93.7 the Fan Host Andrew Fillipponi To Have Nipples Pierced Paying off Bet Regarding Pittsburgh Steelers
"I wanted to say it’s all Mike Tomlin’s fault, but it’s not. It’s my fault"
Prime Video ‘Thursday Night Football’ Viewership at All-Time High Through Three Weeks of NFL Season
"Prime Video is off to its strongest start in a decade, averaging 15.83 million viewers through its first three games of the 2025 season"
Amazon Prime Seeing Massive Gains In Thursday Night Football Viewership Across Demos
"Through two games, TNF on Prime is averaging 17.13 million viewers. That figure represents a 21% increase from last season’s average through two weeks and a 30% jump from the full 2024 season"
How the NFL Is Adapting the Play-By-Play Experience
"For every younger fan who wants a screen full of fantasy stats, betting odds, and 10 different magnified angles, there’s another who wants Mike Tirico to tell them it’s a simple third-and-eight"
Al Michaels: ‘I’ll Keep on Going’ as Long as I Look Forward to the Game
"If you’re excited, if you want to be there, if you look forward to the game, you can’t wait for the game to start."
Marie Donoghue to Exit DraftKings: Report
Donoghue has reportedly agreed to work at the company until April 1.
Jared Stacy Promoted by Amazon to Vice President of Worldwide Live Sports Production
Stacy is also going to be involved with the productions surrounding live broadcasts of NBA games and NASCAR races set to begin this year.
Amazon’s Prime Video Averages 22.07 Million Viewers for Exclusive NFL Wild Card Matchup
This broadcast peaked with 24.66 million viewers during the 9 to 9:15 p.m. EST quarter hour, indicative of the highest peak audience for an NFL Wild Card game airing on Saturday night since 2022.
Jay Marine: Amazon’s Prime Video Thinking About NBA Deal ‘for the Long Run’
"This is an 11-year deal, and I am honestly not even thinking about Year 1."