2010 NFL Announcers

[BillD1984]

Here's the week 1 announcers...............


Thursday 9/9/10

Minnesota at New Orleans (Al Michaels/Cris Collinsworth)- 8:30pm ET (NBC)



Sunday 9/12/10

CBS Games

Cincinnati at New England (Jim Nantz/Phil Simms)- 1:00pm ET
Indianapolis at Houston (Greg Gumbel/Dan Dierdorf)- 1:00pm ET
Oakland at Tennessee (Ian Eagle/Dan Fouts)- 1:00pm ET
Denver at Jacksonville (Kevin Harlan/Solomon Wilcots)- 1:00pm ET
Miami at Buffalo (Gus Johnson/Steve Tasker)- 1:00pm ET
Cleveland at Tampa Bay (Spero Dedes/Rich Gannon)- 1:00pm ET


FOX Games

Carolina at NY Giants (Kenny Albert/Daryl Johnston/Tony Siragusa)- 1:00pm ET
Atlanta at Pittsburgh (Dick Stockton/Jim Mora/Charles Davis)- 1:00pm ET
Detroit at Chicago (Thom Brennaman/Brian Billick)- 1:00pm ET
Green Bay at Philadelphia (Joe Buck/Troy Aikman)- 4:15pm ET
San Francisco at Seattle (Sam Rosen/Tim Ryan)- 4:15pm ET
Arizona at St. Louis (Ron Pitts/John Lynch)- 4:15pm ET


NBC Game

Dallas at Washington- (Al Michaels/Cris Collinsworth)-8:15pm ET


Monday 9/13/10
Baltimore at NY Jets- (Mike Tirico/Jon Gruden/Ron Jaworski)- 7:00pm ET (ESPN)
San Diego at Kansas City- (Brad Nessler/Trent Dilfer)- 10:15pm ET (ESPN)

 

[Jimbo]

I thought AFC Home teams were on CBS ?

I guess thats not entirely true, the Steelers are home and are on Fox instead.

 

[BillD1984]

I thought AFC Home teams were on CBS ?

I guess thats not entirely true, the Steelers are home and are on Fox instead.

Interconference games are always on the network of the road team.

 

[SabresRule]

With the Bills getting all 16 of their games at 1:00, they won't be getting any high-ranked announcer combos this year.

 

[cosmo_kramer]

With the Bills getting all 16 of their games at 1:00, they won't be getting any high-ranked announcer combos this year.

Obviously time of day is not a determining factor for quality of announcing crews. Nantz & Simms are calling a 1:00 game week 1. Must be something else, like the marketability of the teams playing... :

 

[Sparkman]

Obviously time of day is not a determining factor for quality of announcing crews. Nantz & Simms are calling a 1:00 game week 1. Must be something else, like the marketability of the teams playing... :

CBS only has early games week 1 due to the US Open.

 

[cosmo_kramer]

Yep, I'm aware of that. My point was that marquee games will be called by the top crews whether it's a 1:00 or 4:00 game.

 

[salsadancer7]

Obviously time of day is not a determining factor for quality of announcing crews. Nantz & Simms are calling a 1:00 game week 1. Must be something else, like the marketability of the teams playing... :

Nantz is AWFUL! In ANYTHING he announces! IF he was anymore boring he waould be Jack Buck! I like Simms and he carries the ENTIRE broadcast when those two are together!

 

[BillD1984]

Week 2 announcers

Sunday 9/19/10


CBS Games

Miami at Minnesota (Greg Gumbel/Dan Dierdorf)- 1:00pm ET
Pittsburgh at Tennessee (Kevin Harlan/Solomon Wilcots)- 1:00pm ET
Baltimore at Cincinnati (Bill Macatee/Rich Gannon)- 1:00pm ET
Buffalo at Green Bay (Spero Dedes/Randy Cross)- 1:00pm ET
Kansas City at Cleveland (Don Criqui/Steve Beuerlein)- 1:00pm ET

New England at NY Jets (Jim Nantz/Phil Simms)- 4:15pm ET
Houston at Washington (Ian Eagle/Dan Fouts)- 4:15pm ET
Jacksonville at San Diego (Gus Johnson/Steve Tasker)- 4:15pm ET



FOX Games

Chicago at Dallas (Joe Buck/Troy Aikman)- 1:00pm ET
Tampa Bay at Carolina (Dick Stockton/Charles Davis/Jim Mora)- 1:00pm ET
Arizona at Atlanta (Thom Brennaman/Brian Billick)- 1:00pm ET
Philadelphia at Detroit (Sam Rosen/Tim Ryan)- 1:00pm ET

Seattle at Denver (Kenny Albert/Daryl Johnston/Tony Siragusa)- 4:05pm ET
St. Louis at Oakland (Ron Pitts/John Lynch)-4:05pm ET



NBC Game

NY Giants at Indianapolis (Al Michaels/Cris Collinsworth)- 8:15pm ET




Monday 9/20/10 on ESPN

New Orleans at San Francisco (Mike Tirico/Jon Gruden/Ron Jaworski)- 8:30pm ET

 

[Big Dawg 23]

Sunday 9/19/10


CBS Games

Miami at Minnesota (Greg Gumbel/Dan Dierdorf)- 1:00pm ET
Pittsburgh at Tennessee (Kevin Harlan/Solomon Wilcots)- 1:00pm ET
Baltimore at Cincinnati (Bill Macatee/Rich Gannon)- 1:00pm ET
Buffalo at Green Bay (Spero Dedes/Randy Cross)- 1:00pm ET
Kansas City at Cleveland (Don Criqui/Steve Beuerlein)- 1:00pm ET

New England at NY Jets (Jim Nantz/Phil Simms)- 4:15pm ET
Houston at Washington (Ian Eagle/Dan Fouts)- 4:15pm ET
Jacksonville at San Diego (Gus Johnson/Steve Tasker)- 4:15pm ET



FOX Games

Chicago at Dallas (Joe Buck/Troy Aikman)- 1:00pm ET
Tampa Bay at Carolina (Dick Stockton/Charles Davis/Jim Mora)- 1:00pm ET
Arizona at Atlanta (Thom Brennaman/Brian Billick)- 1:00pm ET
Philadelphia at Detroit (Sam Rosen/Tim Ryan)- 1:00pm ET

Seattle at Denver (Kenny Albert/Daryl Johnston/Tony Siragusa)- 4:05pm ET
St. Louis at Oakland (Ron Pitts/John Lynch)-4:05pm ET



NBC Game

NY Giants at Indianapolis (Al Michaels/Cris Collinsworth)- 8:15pm ET




Monday 9/20/10 on ESPN

New Orleans at San Francisco (Mike Tirico/Jon Gruden/Ron Jaworski)- 8:30pm ET

Am I the only that thinks the CBS announcers blow Fox out of the water? Living in Minnesota I have Fox over load. I am happy to see them on CBS this week. I like Gumbel and Dierdorf.

 

[BillD1984]

Am I the only that thinks the CBS announcers blow Fox out of the water? Living in Minnesota I have Fox over load. I am happy to see them on CBS this week. I like Gumbel and Dierdorf.

Totally agree!!

CBS has much more depth at play-by-play AND analysts.

 

[BillD1984]

Week 3 announcers

Sunday 9/26/10

CBS Games

Tennessee at NY Giants (Greg Gumbel/Dan Dierdorf)- 1:00pm ET
Buffalo at New England (Kevin Harlan/Soloman Wilcots)- 1:00pm ET
Pittsburgh at Tampa Bay (Gus Johnson/Steve Tasker)- 1:00pm ET
Cincinnati at Carolina (Bill Macatee/Rich Gannon)- 1:00pm ET
Cleveland at Baltimore (Don Criqui/Steve Beuerlein)- 1:00pm ET

Indianapolis at Denver (Jim Nantz/Phil Simms)- 4:15pm ET
San Diego at Seattle (Ian Eagle/Dan Fouts)- 4:15pm ET
Oakland at Arizona (Spero Dedes/Randy Cross)- 4:15pm ET


FOX Games

Dallas at Houston (Joe Buck/Troy Aikman)- 1:00pm ET
Detroit at Minnesota (Kenny Albert/Daryl Johnston/Tony Siragusa)- 1:00pm ET
Atlanta at New Orleans (Thom Brennaman/Brian Billick)- 1:00pm ET
San Francisco at Kansas City (Sam Rosen/Tim Ryan)- 1:00pm ET

Washington at St. Louis (Dick Stockton/Charles Davis/Jim Mora)- 4:05pm ET
Philadelphia at Jacksonville (Ron Pitts/John Lynch)- 4:05pm ET


NBC Game

NY Jets at Miami (Al Michaels/Cris Collinsworth)- 8:15pm ET



Monday 9/27/10 on ESPN

Green Bay at Chicago (Mike Tirico/Jon Gruden/Ron Jaworski)- 8:30pm ET