NFL TV Coverage Map Week 1

K Major · 09-10-2020, 12:00 PM

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido

I've never really noticed the announcers. While watching a game I am watching the game. Whoever is "announcing" the game is nothing more than background noise. That's why it's always puzzled me about how some fans seem to dislike some announcing crew more than others. Now back in the day when I had to listen to games on the radio it was a different story. There the announcers are vital.

Interesting take AG.

A good announcing crew can make or break the experience of watching a sporting event, and that’s especially true with football.But hey that's just me. No need for a debate ... I'm simply not a fan of Buck and Aikman (I c an tolerate him due to the X's and O's IQ) but that Romo feller is kind of exciting. His ability to analyze and predict what's coming is refreshing.

09-10-2020, 12:00 PM	#8
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,797 Blog Entries: 3	Re: NFL TV Coverage Map Week 1 Originally Posted by AsylumGuido I've never really noticed the announcers. While watching a game I am watching the game. Whoever is "announcing" the game is nothing more than background noise. That's why it's always puzzled me about how some fans seem to dislike some announcing crew more than others. Now back in the day when I had to listen to games on the radio it was a different story. There the announcers are vital. Interesting take AG. A good announcing crew can make or break the experience of watching a sporting event, and that’s especially true with football.But hey that's just me. No need for a debate ... I'm simply not a fan of Buck and Aikman (I c an tolerate him due to the X's and O's IQ) but that Romo feller is kind of exciting. His ability to analyze and predict what's coming is refreshing. saintfan, Rugby Saint II and Lord_Saint83 like this.

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