In the National Football League, teams retain and sell the rights to their preseason television telecasts. Historically, some teams sold the rights to an agency (Bob Speck Productions for the Raiders, Dennis Dunn Inc. for the Baltimore Colts) or a sponsor (Twin City Federal Savings & Loan held the rights for some years to Vikings football) which would put together the network. Though today most teams handle their own production, originating stations often have significant influence on the flavor and sound of telecasts, as sportscasters often double as announcers and reporters. There were five preseason games for most teams until 1978 and four from then until 2021. For information on national telecasts, which take the place of local telecasts, consult the by-season pages.
Information is compiled from 1970 onward, as this represents the AFL–NFL merger. Sources include summaries of Broadcasting Magazine for most years in the 1970s, 1983–1988, and 1992. Information on the 506 Sports website dates to 2014, and the forums had additional material back to 2005. A list of announcers from the forums was used as a base.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NFL did not hold a preseason in 2020. Three teams had changed rightsholders ahead of what would have been the 2020 preseason: Atlanta (WUPA to WAGA), Buffalo (WKBW to WIVB), and Kansas City (KCTV to KSHB).
Arizona Cardinals (including St. Louis)
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KMOX-TV 4
CBS
1971
KMOX-TV 4
CBS
Andy Musser or Frank Glieber (@ WAS) Jim Bolen
1972
KMOX-TV 4
CBS
1973
KMOX-TV 4
CBS
1974
KSD-TV 5
NBC
1975
KSD-TV 5
NBC
1976
KSD-TV 5
NBC
1977
None[ARI 1]
1978
1979
1980
1981
KSDK 5
NBC
1982
KSDK 5
NBC
1983
KSDK 5
NBC
1984
KDNL-TV 30
Ind.
1985
KPLR-TV 11
Ind.
1986
KPLR-TV 11
Ind.
Dan Kelly Jon Sloane Terry Stieve
1987
KPLR-TV 11
Ind.
1988
KTVK 3
ABC
Ray Scott Frank Kush Rock Rote
1989
KTVK 3
ABC
Tim Healey Mike Chamberlin
1990
KTVK 3
ABC
Tim Healey Mike Chamberlin
1991
KTVK 3
ABC
Tim Healey Mike Chamberlin
1992
KTVK 3
ABC
Tim Healey Mike Chamberlin
1993
KTVK 3
ABC
Tim Healey Neil Lomax Mike Chamberlin
1994
KTVK 3
ABC
Bill Wilkerson John Mistler Mike Chamberlin [ARI 2]
1995
KTVK 3
Ind.
[ARI 2]
1996
KPHO-TV 5
CBS
[ARI 3]
1997
KPHO-TV 5
CBS
[ARI 4]
1998
KTVK 3
Ind.
[ARI 5]
1999
KPHO-TV 5
CBS
[ARI 5]
2000
KSAZ-TV 10
Fox
2001
KSAZ-TV 10
Fox
2002
KSAZ-TV 10
Fox
Barry Tompkins Doug Plank or Eric Hill (Aug. 6)[ARI 6]
2003
KAZT 7/27
Ind.
Dave Pasch John Mistler Jody Jackson
2004
KAZT 7/27
Ind.
Dave Pasch John Mistler Jody Jackson
2005
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
2006
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
2007
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Brian Davis Bill Lewis Jody Jackson
2008
KTVK 3
Ind.
Mike Goldberg Bill Lewis Jody Jackson
2009
KTVK 3
Ind.
Mike Goldberg Bill Lewis Jody Jackson
2010
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Mike Goldberg or Dave Pasch (Aug. 28) Bill Lewis Jody Jackson
2011
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Rich Cellini Glenn Parker Jody Jackson
2012
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Dave Pasch Ron Wolfley or Paul Calvisi (Aug. 17 & 30) Jody Jackson
2013
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Dave Pasch Ron Wolfley Jody Jackson
2014
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Dave Pasch Ron Wolfley Jody Jackson (8/9, 8/28) or Katie Raml (8/16)
2015
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Dave Pasch or Rich Cellini (Sept. 3) Ron Wolfley Jody Jackson
2016
KNXV-TV 15
ABC
Dave Pasch or Rich Cellini (Sept. 1) Ron Wolfley Jody Jackson or Lisa Matthews (Aug. 19)
2017
KPNX 12
NBC
Dave Pasch or Paul Calvisi (Aug. 31) Ron Wolfley Lisa Matthews (Aug. 12 & 19) or Paul Gerke (Aug. 26 & 31)
2018
KPNX 12
NBC
Dave Pasch or Paul Calvisi (Aug. 30) Ron Wolfley Lisa Matthews Paul Gerke
2019
KPNX 12
NBC
Dave Pasch Ron Wolfley Lisa Matthews
2021
KPNX 12
NBC
[ARI 7]
2022
KPNX 12
NBC
2023
KPNX 12
NBC
Dave Pasch Ron Wolfley Dani Sureck
2024
KPHO-TV 5
CBS
Dave Pasch Ron Wolfley Dani Sureck
2025
KPHO-TV 5
CBS
Dave Pasch or Paul Calvisi (Aug. 23) Sam Acho Dani Sureck
↑ The Cardinals did not show their preseason games on television from 1977 to 1980. In 1977, the team found all three bids for telecasts "inadequate". In 1978, a team spokesman told Broadcasting that Charles Bidwill was reportedly "worried about overexposure".
↑ a b Simulcast with KESZ-FM 99.9.
↑ Simulcast with KHTC 96.9 and KIDR 740 AM.
↑ Simulcast with KGLQ 96.9 and KIDR 740 AM.
↑ a b Simulcast with KSLX 100.7 FM and KDUS 1060 AM.
↑ Plank was the defensive coordinator for the Arizona Rattlers arena football team and missed this game because the Rattlers had a playoff game that weekend.
↑ The August 28 game against New Orleans was canceled due to Hurricane Ida.
Atlanta Falcons
↑ Weeks 2 and 3, Olympics
↑ WXIA-TV and WATL were co-owned.
Baltimore Ravens
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1996
WNUV 54
UPN
1997
WBFF-TV 45
Fox
1998
WJZ-TV 13
CBS
Gus Johnson Brian Baldinger
1999
WJZ-TV 13
CBS
Gus Johnson Brian Baldinger
2000
WJZ-TV 13
CBS
2001
WB
Dick Stockton Troy Aikman Daryl Johnston
2002
Comcast SportsNet WBFF-TV 45
Fox
Dick Stockton Daryl Johnston
2003
Comcast SportsNet WBFF-TV 45
Fox
Dick Stockton Daryl Johnston Tony Siragusa
2004
Comcast SportsNet WBFF-TV 45
Fox
Dick Stockton Daryl Johnston Tony Siragusa
2005
Comcast SportsNet WBFF-TV 45
Fox
Dick Stockton Daryl Johnston Tony Siragusa
2006
Fox
Dick Stockton Daryl Johnston Tony Siragusa
2007
Fox
Dick Stockton Daryl Johnston Tony Siragusa
2008
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Rob Burnett
2009
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Rob Burnett
2010
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail
2011
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail
2012
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail
2013
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail
2014
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail
2015
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail Brent Harris
2016
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Stan White Qadry Ismail
2017
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Brian Billick Evan Washburn or Pete Gilbert (Aug. 26)
2018
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Brian Billick Evan Washburn or Pete Gilbert (Aug. 25)
2019
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Brian Billick Evan Washburn
2021
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Rod Woodson Mike Nolan Evan Washburn
2022
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Rod Woodson Evan Washburn
2023
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Rod Woodson Evan Washburn
2024
Gerry Sandusky Rod Woodson Evan Washburn
2025
WBAL-TV
NBC
Gerry Sandusky Rod Woodson Evan Washburn
↑ a b Moved to WMAR-TV to accommodate Olympics coverage on WBAL-TV.
Buffalo Bills
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1971
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1972
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1973
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1974
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1975
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1976
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1977
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1978
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1979
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1980
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1981
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1982
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1983
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1984
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1985
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1986
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1987
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1988
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1989
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1990
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1991
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1992
PBS
John Murphy Brian Blessing [1]
1993
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1994
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1995
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1996
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1997
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1998
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
1999
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
2000
WNYO-TV 49
WB
2001
WUTV 29
Fox
2002
WIVB-TV 4
CBS
2003
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
2004
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
2005
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
2006
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
2007
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
2008
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2009
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2010
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2011
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2012
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2013
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2014
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Ray Bentley Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2015
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Rob Stone (Aug. 14) or Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2016
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Rob Stone (Aug. 13) or Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2017
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Rob Stone (Aug. 10) or Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Mike Catalana
2018
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Rob Stone (Aug. 9) or Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Thad Brown
2019
WKBW-TV 7
ABC
Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Thad Brown
2021
WIVB-TV 4
CBS
Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Cynthia Frelund
2022
WIVB-TV 4
CBS
Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Cynthia Frelund
2023
WIVB-TV 4
CBS
Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Cynthia Frelund
2024
WIVB-TV 4
CBS
Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Maddy Glab
2025
WIVB-TV 4
CBS
Andrew Catalon Steve Tasker Maddy Glab
WKBW's Bills telecasts dated to 1966.
↑ Empire Sports aired the only preseason game. It was simulcast commercial-free by WNEQ 23, a PBS station.
Carolina Panthers
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1995
Jefferson-Pilot Sports WBTV 3
CBS
Tim Brando or Tom Hammond (Aug. 10) James Lofton Mike Hogewood
1996
Jefferson-Pilot Sports WBTV 3
CBS
1997
Jefferson-Pilot Sports WBTV 3
CBS
Tim Brando James Lofton Mike Hogewood
1998
Jefferson-Pilot Sports WBTV 3
CBS
1999
Jefferson-Pilot Sports WBTV 3
CBS
2000
WSOC 9 (Weeks 1-2) WAXN 64 (Weeks 3-4)
2001
WAXN 64
Ind.
Bill Rosinski James Lofton Pete Yanity
2002
WAXN 64
Ind.
Bill Rosinski James Lofton Pete Yanity
2003
WCCB 18
Fox
Bill Rosinski James Lofton Pete Yanity
2004
WCCB 18
Fox
Bill Rosinski Steve Beuerlein or Ethan Horton Pete Yanity
2005
WCCB 18
Fox
Gary Williams Steve Beuerlein Pete Yanity
2006
WCCB 18
Fox
Gary Williams Steve Beuerlein Pete Yanity
2007
WCCB 18
Fox
Gary Williams Steve Beuerlein Pete Yanity
2008
WCCB 18
Fox
Gary Williams Steve Beuerlein Pete Yanity
2009
WCCB 18
Fox
Mike Morgan, Mike Rucker, Pete Yanity
2010
WCCB 18
Fox
Mike Morgan, Mike Rucker, Pete Yanity
2011
WCCB 18
Fox
Mike Morgan, Mike Rucker, Pete Yanity
2012
WCCB 18
Fox
Mike Morgan, Mike Rucker, Pete Yanity
2013
WCCB 18
CW
Mike Morgan, Mike Rucker, Pete Yanity
2014
WCCB 18
CW
Mick Mixon, Mike Rucker, Kelli Bartik
2015
WCCB 18
CW
Mick Mixon, Mike Rucker, Jordan Gross
2016
WCCB 18
CW
Mick Mixon, Mike Rucker, Kevin Donnalley (weeks 1-3), Libby Weishmann (Week 4)
2017
WCCB 18
CW
Mick Mixon, Mike Rucker, Kevin Donnalley
2018
WCCB 18
CW
Mick Mixon, Mike Rucker, Kevin Donnalley
2019
WSOC-TV 9
ABC
Mick Mixon, Mike Rucker, Caroline Cann
2021
WSOC-TV 9
ABC
Taylor Zarzour, Steve Smith Sr., Kristen Balboni
2022
WJZY 46
Fox
Taylor Zarzour, Steve Smith Sr.
2023
WJZY 46
Fox
Taylor Zarzour, Steve Smith Sr., Carla Gebhart
2024
WJZY 46
Fox
Anish Shroff, Steve Smith Sr., Carla Gebhart
2025
WJZY 46
Fox
Anish Shroff, Steve Smith Sr., Jake Delhomme
Chicago Bears
↑ George quit after Week 1 of the 1975 preseason.
↑ Aug. 20 and 27 games moved to WCIU due to the Olympics.
Cincinnati Bengals
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WLWT 5
NBC
1971
WLWT 5
NBC
Phil Samp Bob Walter Omar Williams
1972
WLWT 5
NBC
1973
WLWT 5
NBC
1974
WLWT 5
NBC
1975
WLWT 5
NBC
1976
WLWT 5
NBC
1977
WLWT 5
NBC
1978
WLWT 5
NBC
Tom Kelly Omar Williams Bob Trumpy
1979
WLWT 5
NBC
1980
WLWT 5
NBC
1981
WLWT 5
NBC
Zip Rzeppa Weeb Ewbank Omar Williams
1982
WLWT 5
NBC
Todd Donoho Bob Johnson Omar Williams
1983
WLWT 5
NBC
1984
WLWT 5
NBC
1985
WLWT 5
NBC
1986
WLWT 5
NBC
1987
WLWT 5
NBC
1988
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
1989
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
1990
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
1991
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
Steve Esposito Ken Anderson
1992
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
[CIN 1]
1993
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
[CIN 1]
1994
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
1995
WKRC-TV 12
ABC
1996
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
1997
WLWT 5
NBC
George Vogel Sam Wyche (2&4) Anthony Muñoz (1–3) Solomon Wilcots
1998
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Sam Wyche Anthony Muñoz (2–4)
1999
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz
2000
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2001
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2002
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2003
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2004
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2005
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2006
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2007
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
2008
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2009
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2010
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2011
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2012
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2013
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Brad Johansen Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2014
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2015
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2016
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2017
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2018
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Mike Valpredo
2019
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Marisa Contipelli
2021
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Marisa Contipelli
2022
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Marisa Contipelli
2023
WKRC-TV 12
CBS
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Marisa Contipelli
2024
WXIX-TV 19
Fox
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Marisa Contipelli
2025
WXIX-TV 19
Fox
Mike Watts Anthony Muñoz Marisa Contipelli
↑ a b Simulcast with WKRC radio
Cleveland Browns
↑ Conflict. WKYC at the time programmed WVPX.
↑ Rosen was brought in (thanks to his relationship with George Veras) because of a rotund rejection of the planned telecast format. "Bob Golic, Brian Brennan and Reggie Rucker, all former Browns players with little or no play-by-play announcing experience, worked the Browns-Giants game. Fans called their work "horrible," "the worst I have ever heard on any sport on any level," "totally incompetent," and the like. Instead of doing the normal play-by-play with a former player analyzing the game, Golic and the others were instructed by George Veras, the Browns' vice president of broadcasting and production, to make it like three former players were miked while watching the game in the corner bar." Jeff Schudel, The News-Herald August 17, 2005
↑ The Browns voided the WOIO contract in July 2006 after WOIO aired a news report on the drowning of team owner Randy Lerner's six-year-old niece, which included a 9-1-1 recording from Lerner's sister Nancy Fisher. This was public record, but the Browns considered it an invasion of the family's privacy.
Dallas Cowboys
↑ Jones was asked to do the game @SD because Lundquist was covering the Pan American Games for NBC.
↑ Simulcast with KRLD-FM
Denver Broncos
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KOA-TV 4
NBC
1971
KOA-TV 4
NBC
Bob Martin Larry Zimmer Bob Rubin
1972
KOA-TV 4
NBC
Bob Martin Larry Zimmer Mike Haffner
1973
KOA-TV 4
NBC
1974
KOA-TV 4
NBC
1975
KBTV 9
ABC
John Rayburn Bob Kurtz Fred Gehrke
1976
KBTV 9
ABC
John Rayburn Bob Kurtz Floyd Little
1977
KBTV 9
ABC
John Rayburn Bob Kurtz Bobby Anderson
1978
KBTV 9
ABC
Bob Kurtz or Joe Starkey[DEN 1] Gary Cruz Bobby Anderson
1979
KBTV 9
ABC
Mike Nolan Gary Cruz Bobby Anderson (Aug. 4)
1980
KBTV 9
ABC
1981
KOA-TV 4
NBC
1982
KOA-TV 4
NBC
1983
KCNC-TV 4[DEN 2]
NBC
1984
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1985
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1986
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
Ron Zappolo Norris Weese or Dave Logan
1987
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1988
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1989
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1990
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1991
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1992
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1993
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1994
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
1995
KCNC-TV 4
NBC
Les Shapiro Jim Ryan (@CAR) or Dave Logan
1996
NBC
1997
KUSA 9
NBC
1998
KUSA 9
NBC
1999
KUSA 9
NBC
2000
KUSA 9
NBC
2001
KUSA 9
NBC
2002
KUSA 9
NBC
Dave Logan Tony Zarrella Ryan Chiaverini
2003
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
2004
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
Gary Miller Steve Atkinson Mark Schlereth Vic Lombardi Tim Ring
2005
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
Gary Miller Steve Atkinson Mark Schlereth Vic Lombardi Dave Benz
2006
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
Gary Miller Reggie Rivers Vic Lombardi (studio)Tim Ring
2007
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
2008
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
Gary Miller Reggie Rivers Tom Helmer (3–4)
2009
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
2010
KCNC-TV 4
CBS
Gary Miller Reggie Rivers Vic Lombardi
2011
(Weeks 1 and 4)Verne Lundquist Alfred Williams (Weeks 2 and 3)
2012
Dave Logan Ed McCaffrey Rod Mackey
2013
Kevin Burkhardt John Lynch Rod Mackey
2014
KTVD 20[DEN 4]
Ind.
2015
KTVD 20[DEN 4]
Ind.
2016
KTVD 20[DEN 4]
Ind.
2017
2018
2019
2021
2022
2023
KTVD 20[DEN 4]
Ind.
2024
2025
Steve Levy Ryan Harris Cynthia Frelund Scotty Gange
↑ "Briefly, the scenario was that Bob Kurtz (remember him?) and Gary Cruz handled the initial '78 telecast from Houston. But reaction against Kurtz' work was so vocal that KBTV brought in freelancer Joe Starkey to team with Cruz and Bobby Anderson on the final telecast from Buffalo." Bill Hirsch, Daily Camera , June 30, 1979 p. 8A
↑ Call sign change from KOA-TV took effect August 12, 1983.
↑ Moved due to Olympics coverage.
↑ a b c d KUSA owns KTVD and is also the official Broncos station. In some years—such as 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2023—KTVD carried the entire preseason schedule.
Detroit Lions
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Van Patrick J. P. McCarthy
1971
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Van Patrick J. P. McCarthy
1972
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
1973
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
1974
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
1975
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
1976
WWJ-TV 4[DET 1]
NBC
Duane Dow, Ron Kramer, Dave Kocourek
1977
WWJ-TV 4
NBC
Joe Pellegrino, Ron Kramer, Earl Morrall
1978
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Ray Lane, Charlie Neal
1979
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Ray Lane, Charlie Neal
1980
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Ray Lane, Charlie Neal
1981
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Ray Lane, Charlie Neal
1982
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Ray Lane, Lem Barney
1983
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Fred McLeod, Lem Barney
1984
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Fred McLeod, Lem Barney
1985
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Fred McLeod, Lem Barney
1986
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Fred McLeod, Lem Barney
1987
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
1988
WJBK-TV 2
CBS
Dave Diles, Fred McLeod
1989
WKBD-TV 50
Fox
Frank Beckmann, Dave Diles
1990
WKBD-TV 50
Fox
Frank Beckmann, Dexter Bussey, Ken Calvert
1991
WKBD-TV 50
Fox
Frank Beckmann, Gary Danielson
1992
WKBD-TV 50
Fox
Mark Champion, Gary Danielson
1993
WKBD-TV 50
Fox
Mark Champion, Gary Danielson
1994
WKBD-TV 50
Fox
Mark Champion, Gary Danielson
1995
WGPR-TV 62
CBS
Mark Champion, Gary Danielson
1996
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Larry Henry Gary Danielson
1997
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Larry Henry Gary Danielson
1998
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Larry Henry Gary Danielson
1999
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Larry Henry (some games)[DET 2] Ray Bentley
2000
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
2001
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2002
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
Dan Miller Chris Spielman Christina Hammond
2003
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2004
WKBD-TV 50
UPN
Frank Beckmann Chris Spielman
2005
WKBD-TV 50
UPN
Frank Beckmann Erik Kramer
2006
WKBD-TV 50
UPN
Frank Beckmann Kelvin Pritchett[DET 3] Steve Courtney
2007
WKBD-TV 50
UPN
Frank Beckmann Erik Kramer
2008
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Gus Johnson Desmond Howard Matt Shepard Charlie Sanders (1–3)Matt Shepard Desmond Howard Charlie Sanders (4)
2009
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Matt Shepard Desmond Howard (1)Gus Johnson Desmond Howard Matt Shepard (2–4)
2010
WWJ-TV 62
CBS
Matt Shepard, Rob Rubick, Charlie Sanders, Steve Courtney
2011
WXYZ-TV 7
ABC
Matt Shepard, Rob Rubick, Tom Leyden
2012
WXYZ-TV 7
ABC
Matt Shepard, Rob Rubick, Tom Leyden
2013
WXYZ-TV 7
ABC
Matt Shepard, Rob Rubick, Tom Leyden
2014
WXYZ-TV 7
ABC
2015
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2016
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2017
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2018
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2019
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2021
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2022
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2023
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2024
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
2025
WJBK-TV 2
Fox
Jason Benetti, T.J. Lang
↑ Note: WWJ-TV 4 is now WDIV-TV and is of no relation to WWJ-TV 62.
↑ Conflicts with auto racing. Bentley did play-by-play when Henry was not available and did color in the remaining contests.
↑ Kramer withdrew from the 2006 preseason team citing family issues.
Green Bay Packers
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
1971
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
1972
WLUK-TV 11
ABC
Bob Schulze, Chuck Lane
1973
WLUK-TV 11
ABC
Bob Schulze, Chuck Lane
1974
WLUK-TV 11
ABC
Bob Schulze, Chuck Lane
1975
WLUK-TV 11
ABC
Bob Schulze, Chuck Lane
1976
WLUK-TV 11
ABC
Bob Schulze, Chuck Lane
1977
WLUK-TV 11
ABC
Bob Schulze, Chuck Lane
1978
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
John Campbell, Paul Hornung
1979
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Ken Lass, Paul Hornung (3&4), Willie Davis
1980
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Ken Lass, Paul Hornung
1981
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Ken Lass, Paul Hornung
1982
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Ken Lass, Paul Hornung, Joe Schmit
1983
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Joe Schmit, Paul Hornung
1984
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Joe Schmit, Paul Hornung
1985
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1986
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1987
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1988
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1989
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1990
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1991
WBAY-TV 2
CBS
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1992
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, Paul Hornung
1993
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, John Anderson
1994
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, John Anderson, Brian Noble
1995
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, John Anderson, Brian Noble
1996
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, Brian Noble
1997
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, Brian Noble
1998
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Bill Jartz, Brian Noble
1999
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Chris Roth, Brian Noble
2000
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Dave Barnett, Brian Noble, Chris Roth
2001
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Chris Roth, Brian Noble, Andy Kendeigh
2002
WBAY-TV 2
ABC
Chris Roth, Bill Maas, Andy Kendeigh
2003
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Bill Maas, Jesse Garcia
2004
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Bill Maas, Jesse Garcia
2005
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Bill Maas, Jesse Garcia
2006
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Jesse Garcia
2007
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Jesse Garcia
2008
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Jesse Garcia
2009
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Jesse Garcia
2010
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Jesse Garcia
2011
WFRV-TV 5
CBS
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Jesse Garcia
2012
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Trenni Kusnierek
2013
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon, Rod Burks
2014
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2015
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2016
WGBA-TV 26 WACY-TV 32 (2)[GB 1]
2017
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2018
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2019
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2021
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2022
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2023
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
2024
WGBA-TV 26 WACY-TV 32 (1)[GB 1]
2025
WGBA-TV 26
NBC
Kevin Harlan, John Kuhn
↑ a b WACY-TV is co-owned with WGBA-TV and has provided relief for that station in Olympic years.
Houston Texans
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
2002
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Terry Gannon or Kevin Harlan (Aug. 10) Craig James Bob Allen
2003
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2004
2005
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2006
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2007
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2008
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2009
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2010
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2011
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2012
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Bob Allen
2013
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Joel Meyers Spencer Tillman Greg Bailey
2014
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2015
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2016
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2017
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2018
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2019
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2021
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2022
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2023
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2024
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
2025
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
Kevin Kugler N.D. Kalu John Harris
↑ Coverage of one 2004 game (September 2) was moved from KTRK to KNWS for the Republican National Convention.
Indianapolis Colts (incl. Baltimore)
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WMAR-TV 2
CBS
1971
WJZ-TV 13
ABC
Jim Karvellas John Kennelly
1972
WBFF-TV 45
Ind.
Bob Gallagher Alex Hawkins Bill Lefevre
1973
WJZ-TV 13
ABC
1974
WJZ-TV 13
ABC
Dick Stockton
1975
WJZ-TV 13
ABC
1976
WJZ-TV 13
ABC
Tim Ryan Art Donovan Andrea Kirby
1977
WMAR-TV 2
CBS
Tom Brookshier Johnny Unitas Don Ellison
1978
WMAR-TV 2
CBS
Tom Brookshier Johnny Unitas Don Ellison
1979
WMAR-TV 2
CBS
Tony Roberts[IND 1] or Don Criqui (Aug. 11) Johnny Unitas Don Ellison
1980
WMAR-TV 2
CBS
Tom Brookshier Johnny Unitas Hope Hines
1981
WMAR-TV 2
CBS
Don Criqui (Aug. 8 & 15) or Dick Stockton (Aug. 22 & 28) Hope Hines
1982
WMAR-TV 2
NBC
1983
WMAR-TV 2
NBC
1984
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Ronnie Duncan
1985
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Darrel Burnett
1986
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Darrel Burnett
1987
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Darrel Burnett
1988
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Darrel Burnett
1989
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Ronnie Duncan
1990
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Ronnie Duncan
1991
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein, Ronnie Duncan, Steve Bartelstein
1992
WTHR 13
NBC
Don Hein,
1993
WTTV 4
Ind.
Bob Lamey, Todd Blackledge, Jim Barbar
1994
WTTV 4
Ind.
Bob Lamey, Todd Blackledge
1995
WTTV 4
UPN
Don Fischer, Todd Blackledge
1996
WTTV 4
UPN
1997
WTTV 4
UPN
1998
WTTV 4
WB
1999
WTTV 4
WB
2000
WTTV 4
WB
Don Fischer Charles Arbuckle
2001
WTTV 4
WB
2002
WTTV 4
WB
Don Fischer Charles Arbuckle Mark Patrick
2003
WTTV 4
WB
Don Fischer Charles Arbuckle Mark Patrick Dave Benz
2004
WTTV 4
WB
2005
WTTV 4
WB
2006
WTTV 4
WB
2007
WTTV 4
WB
2008
WTTV 4
WB
Don Fischer, Mark Herrmann, Jeffrey Gorman
2009
WTTV 4
WB
Don Fischer, Mark Herrmann, Jeffrey Gorman
2010
WTTV 4
WB
Don Fischer, Mark Herrmann, Jeffrey Gorman
2011
WNDY 23
Ind.
Don Fischer, Mark Herrmann, Jeffrey Gorman
2012
WNDY 23
Ind.
Don Fischer, Jim Sorgi, Jeffrey Gorman
2013
WNDY 23
Ind.
Don Fischer, Barry Krauss
2014
WNDY 23
Ind.
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Greg Rakestraw, Joe Reitz
↑ Brookshier had been hired for 1978, but he had a leg problem and could not do the telecasts. Brookshier could not do August 11 due to a CBS commitment, and Criqui was hired.
Jacksonville Jaguars
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1995
WTLV 12
NBC
1996
WTLV 12
NBC
1997
WTLV 12
NBC
1998
WTLV 12
NBC
Dan Hicken Bob Golic (1) or Mike Golic (2–3)
1999
WTLV 12
NBC
2000
WTLV 12
NBC
2001
WJXT 4
CBS
2002
WJXT 4
Ind.
Sam Kouvaris Jeff Lageman Tom McManus
2003
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Gus Johnson Matt Robinson Ryan Elijah
2004
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Gus Johnson Matt Robinson Barry Buetel
2005
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Gus Johnson Matt Robinson Dennis Evans
2006
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Curt Menefee Tony Boselli Dennis Evans
2007
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Paul Burmeister Tony Boselli
2008
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Paul Burmeister Tony Boselli
2009
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Paul Burmeister Tony Boselli Brent Martineau
2010
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Paul Burmeister Tony Boselli Brent Martineau
2011
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Paul Burmeister Tony Boselli Brent Martineau
2012
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Kevin Harlan (1) or Kevin Kugler (2–4) Tony Boselli Brent Martineau
2013
WTEV-TV 47
CBS
Kevin Kugler Mark Brunell Tera Barz
2014
WJXT 4
Ind.
2015
WJXT 4
Ind.
2016
WJXT 4
Ind.
2017
2018
2019
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Brian Sexton Bucky Brooks Brent Martineau
Kansas City Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs preseason TV information
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Charlie Jones John Sanders Galen Fiss
1971
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1972
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
John Sanders Johnny Robinson
1973
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
John Sanders Johnny Robinson
1974
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1975
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1976
KBMA-TV 41[KC 1]
Ind.
1977
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1978
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1979
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1980
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1981
KCMO-TV 5
CBS
1982
KCMO-TV 5
CBS
Don Fortune Paul Maguire Jack Harry
1983
KCTV 5
CBS
Don Fortune Paul Maguire Jack Harry
1984
KCTV 5
CBS
Don Fortune Paul Maguire Jack Harry
1985
KCTV 5
CBS
1986
KCTV 5
CBS
1987
KCTV 5
CBS
1988
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1989
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
1990
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Gary Bender Dick Vermeil Karen Kornacki
1991
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Dave Stewart[KC 2] Dick Vermeil Karen Kornacki
1992
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Roger Twibell Dick Vermeil
1993
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Roger Twibell Dick Vermeil
1994
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Roger Twibell Dick Vermeil
1995
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Roger Twibell Dick Vermeil
1996
KMBC-TV 9
ABC
Roger Twibell Dick Vermeil
1997
WDAF-TV 4
Fox
1998
WDAF-TV 4
Fox
1999
WDAF-TV 4
Fox
Roger Twibell (1–3) or Fred White (4) Bill Maas
2000
WDAF-TV 4
Fox
2001
WDAF-TV 4
Fox
2002
WDAF-TV 4
Fox
Roger Twibell or Gary Bender (vs. HOU) Tim Grunhard Al Wallace
2003
KCTV 5
CBS
Roger Twibell J.C. Pearson
2004
KCTV 5
CBS
Roger Twibell J.C. Pearson
2005
KCTV 5
CBS
Roger Twibell J.C. Pearson
2006
KCTV 5
CBS
Roger Twibell J.C. Pearson
2007
KCTV 5
CBS
Roger Twibell J.C. Pearson
2008
KCTV 5
CBS
Roger Twibell J.C. Pearson Richard Baldinger
2009
KCTV 5
CBS
Dave Armstrong (1&4) or Kevin Harlan (2&3) J.C. Pearson Richard Baldinger
2010
KCTV 5
CBS
Mike Kelly Trent Green Michael Coleman
2011
KCTV 5
CBS
Mike Kelly Trent Green Michael Coleman
2012
KCTV 5
CBS
Paul Burmeister Trent Green Josh Looney
2013
KCTV 5
CBS
Paul Burmeister Trent Green
2014
KCTV 5
CBS
2015
KCTV 5
CBS
2016
KCTV 5
CBS
2017
KCTV 5
CBS
2018
KCTV 5
CBS
2019
KCTV 5
CBS
2021
KSHB-TV 41
NBC
2022
KSHB-TV 41
NBC
2023
KSHB-TV 41
NBC
2024
KSHB-TV 41
NBC
2025
KSHB-TV 41
NBC
↑ 1976: Road games only. No home telecasts, even on delay.
↑ Bender was in Havana for the Pan-American Games.
Los Angeles Chargers (including San Diego)
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KCST 39
Ind.
1971
KCST 39
Ind.
1972
KCST 39
Ind.
1973
KCST 39
ABC
1974
KCST 39
ABC
1975
KCST-TV 39
ABC
1976
KCST-TV 39
ABC
1977
XETV 6
Ind.
1978
KCST-TV 39
NBC
1979
KGTV 10
ABC
1980
KGTV 10
ABC
1981
KGTV 10
ABC
1982
KGTV 10
ABC
Eddie Alexander Mike Smith Pat Curran
1983
KGTV 10
ABC
1984
KGTV 10
ABC
1985
KGTV 10
ABC
1986
KGTV 10
ABC
1987
KGTV 10
ABC
1988
KGTV 10
ABC
Mike Smith Rick Powers Pat Curran
1989
KGTV 10
ABC
Bob Fouts Dan Fouts (Aug. 19, Sept. 1) or Mike Smith (Aug. 23)
1990
KGTV 10
ABC
1991
KGTV 10
ABC
Mike Smith (Aug. 12) or Charlie Jones Dan Fouts
1992
KGTV 10
ABC
1993
KGTV 10
ABC
1994
KGTV 10
ABC
Charlie Jones Eric Sievers
1995
KGTV 10
ABC
Charlie Jones Randy Cross (vs. HOU) or Dan Fouts (vs. STL)
1996
KGTV 10
ABC
Charlie Jones Terry Donahue
1997
KGTV 10
ABC
Bill MacDonald Terry Donahue Dan Fouts (2 games)
1998
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
1999
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2000
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
Weeks 1–3: KFMB radio simulcast with [LAC 1] Week 4:
2001
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
Mike Crispino (1 & 2) or Bob Wischusen (3 & 4) Hank Bauer (1) or Billy Ray Smith
2002
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2003
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2004
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2005
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2006
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2007
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2008
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2009
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2010
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2011
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2012
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
Ron Pitts (Aug. 18) or Dan Fouts (Aug. 24 & 30) Billy Ray Smith
2013
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2014
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2015
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2016
KFMB-TV 8
CBS
2017
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2018
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2019
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2021
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2022
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2023
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2024
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2025
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
↑ Intended pairing for these games was Dan Fouts and Pat Haden. Fouts was unable to work Weeks 1–3 due to commitments for Monday Night Football , so the separate TV commentary was scrapped.
Los Angeles Rams (including St. Louis)
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KNXT 2
CBS
1971
KNXT 2
CBS
1972
KNXT 2
CBS
1973
KNXT 2
CBS
1974
KHJ-TV 9
Ind.
Stu Nahan Dilly Davis David Lopez
1975
KABC-TV 7
ABC
1976
KNXT 2
CBS
1977
KNXT 2
CBS
1978
KTTV 11
Ind.
1979
KTTV 11
Ind.
1980
KTTV 11
Ind.
1981
KTTV 11
Ind.
1982
KTTV 11
Ind.
1983
KNXT 2
CBS
Stu Nahan Jim Hill Bert Jones (Aug. 15)
1984
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
1985
None[LAR 2]
1986
1987
1988
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
1989
SportsChannel[LAR 3]
Joel Meyers Vince Ferragamo
1990
SportsChannel[LAR 3]
1991
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
1992
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
1993
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
1994
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
1995
KTVI 2
Fox
Joe Buck, Tim Green
1996
KDNL-TV 30[LAR 4]
ABC
Kevin Slaten, Jackie Slater, Keith Wortman
1997
KTVI 2
Fox
Kenny Albert, Kellen Winslow, Pete Peterson
1998
KTVI 2
Fox
Pete Peterson, Jackie Slater
1999
KTVI 2
Fox
Pete Peterson, Kellen Winslow, Jackie Slater
2000
KTVI 2
Fox
Tom Kelly, Jackie Slater
2001
KTVI 2
Fox
Jay Randolph, Jackie Slater
2002
KTVI 2
Fox
Ken Wilson, Jackie Slater
2003
WRBU 46
UPN
Kevin Slaten, Jackie Slater, Mike Claiborne
2004
KPLR-TV 11
WB
Tom Kelly, Vince Ferragamo
2005
KTVI 2
Fox
Jay Randolph, Jackie Slater
2006
KTVI 2
Fox
Martin Kilcoyne, Ricky Proehl, Randi Naughton
2007
KTVI 2
Fox
Martin Kilcoyne, D’Marco Farr, Randi Naughton
2008
KTVI 2
Fox
Martin Kilcoyne, D’Marco Farr, Randi Naughton
2009
KTVI 2
Fox
Martin Kilcoyne, Trent Green, Rob Desir (1, 3–4) or Maurice Drummond (2)
2010
KTVI 2
Fox
Martin Kilcoyne, Aeneas Williams, Maurice Drummond
2011
KTVI 2
Fox
Andrew Siciliano, Ross Tucker (1) or Marshall Faulk (2–4), Maurice Drummond, Orlando Pace
2012
KTVI 2
Fox
Andrew Siciliano, Marshall Faulk, Maurice Drummond, Orlando Pace
2013
KTVI 2
Fox
Andrew Siciliano, Marshall Faulk, Torry Holt, Martin Kilcoyne
2014
KTVI 2
Fox
2015
KTVI 2
Fox
2016
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2017
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2018
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2019
KCBS-TV 2
CBS
2021
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2022
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2023
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2024
KABC-TV 7
ABC
2025
KABC-TV 7
ABC
J.B. Long, Mina Kimes, Andrew Whitworth
↑ KCBS reportedly pressured for the removal of Nahan, the sports director of rival KNBC-TV.
↑ For 1985, KCBS-TV dropped the team at the 11th hour because the schedule had three home games it could not telecast. KDOC-TV tried but was unable to get a deal. The 1987 season represents the last time an NFL team did not televise its preseason games.
↑ a b Tape delay only.
↑ Road games only. The team did not let KDNL telecast home games.
Las Vegas Raiders (including Oakland and Los Angeles)
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KTVU 2
Ind.
[2]
1971
KTVU 2
Ind.
[3]
1972
None
1973
KTVU 2
Ind.
1974
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
[4]
1975
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
1976
KGO-TV 7
ABC
1977
KRON-TV 4
NBC
[5]
1978
KRON-TV 4
NBC
Barry Tompkins Al LoCasale [6]
1979
KRON-TV 4
NBC
1980
KRON-TV 4
NBC
1981
KRON-TV 4
NBC
1982
Jorge Berry Danny Villanueva
1983
1984
Jorge Berry Danny Villanueva
1985
1986
KNBC 4
NBC
1987
KABC-TV 7
ABC
1988
1989
KHJ-TV 9
Ind.
1990
KCAL-TV 9
Ind.
1991
KCAL-TV 9 Prime Network (vs. SF)
Ind.
Rich Marotta or Joel Meyers (vs. SF) Al LoCasale
1992
KCAL-TV 9
Ind.
Tom Murray or Joel Meyers or Chick Hearn Al LoCasale
1993
KCAL-TV 9
Ind.
1994
KCAL-TV 9
Ind.
1995
KRON-TV 4
NBC
1996
KRON-TV 4
NBC
1997
KRON-TV 4
NBC
Charlie Jones, Jim Plunkett, Vernon Glenn
1998
KRON-TV 4
NBC
Barry Tompkins, Jim Plunkett, Artie Gigantino
1999
KICU 36
Ind.
Charlie Jones, Jim Plunkett, Artie Gigantino, George Atkinson
2000
Charlie Jones, Jim Plunkett, Artie Gigantino, George Atkinson
2001
Charlie Jones, Jim Plunkett, Sean Jones, George Atkinson
2002
Jim Gray, Jim Plunkett (exc. vs. DAL), Sean Jones, George Atkinson
2003
Grant Napear, Jim Gray, Jim Plunkett, George Atkinson
2004
Grant Napear, Artie Gigantino, Jim Plunkett, JT The Brick
2005
Grant Napear, Artie Gigantino, Jim Plunkett, JT The Brick
2006
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, George Atkinson
2007
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett, George Atkinson
2008
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, George Atkinson, JT The Brick (Aug. 8 & 29 only)
2009
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett, George Atkinson
2010
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett, George Atkinson
2011
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett, George Atkinson
2012
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett, JT The Brick
2013
KTVU 2
Fox
Greg Papa, Tom Flores, Jim Plunkett, JT The Brick
2014
KTVU 2
Fox
2015
KTVU 2
Fox
2016
KTVU 2
Fox
2017
KTVU 2
Fox
2018
KTVU 2
Fox
2019
KTVU 2
Fox
2021
KVVU-TV 5
Fox
2022
KVVU-TV 5
Fox
2023
KVVU-TV 5
Fox
2024
KVVU-TV 5
Fox
2025
KVVU-TV 5
Fox
Jason Horowitz, Rich Gannon, Kirk Morrison
↑ The Raiders' 1982 move to Los Angeles came late in the offseason and was highly contested. To get television time on KNBC, they had to move a game versus Green Bay back a day as the station was committed on Saturday.
↑ Harmon had a kidney aneurysm and was unable to do at least the first preseason game, August 9. The game took place on Saturday and Speck did not have an announcer lined up as of Thursday.
For years in the 1970s and 1980s, Bob Speck Productions was the direct rightsholder and licensed the telecast rights to stations. They also were early in Spanish simulcasts of their games; Speck sold Spanish-language TV rights to KMEX in several years in the 1980s.
In the KTVU/KICU era, KICU usually aired the games that could not be aired live, while KTVU aired live telecasts.
Miami Dolphins
↑ Buoniconti returned to playing three games into the preseason.
↑ During this time, Griese routinely missed the last week of the Dolphins' preseason schedule due to his commitment as a college football analyst at ABC. At the time, ABC had rights to the Kickoff Classic. See our college football pages for information on Griese's announcing assignments.
↑ Same station after a channel number switch on September 10, 1995.
↑ Griese was attending Don Shula's Hall of Fame enshrinement.
Minnesota Vikings
↑ Not the one you're probably thinking of if you're from Minnesota. The Bob Kurtz that called the Minnesota North Stars and Wild and Golden Gophers and spent time in Boston is not this Bob Kurtz . This Bob Kurtz, a Virginia native, worked for KOA-TV in Denver (doing Broncos games there) and was hired by WTCN-TV ahead of its March 1979 switch to NBC. His style was unpopular, and he resigned by year's end.
↑ Simulcast with KSTP-FM
↑ Week 1, Aug. 3 vs. San Diego. The Atlanta Olympics were still ongoing, which probably explains this pass-up by an NBC affiliate.
↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Radio simulcast with KFXN-FM 100.3 and KTLK 1130 AM
New England Patriots
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WSMW 27
Ind.
No local commentators [NE 1]
1971
WSMW 27
Ind.
1972
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1973
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
1974
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Gillis Larry Eisenhauer
1975
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1976
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1977
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1978
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1979
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
Roger Twibell Randy Vataha
1980
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1981
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1982
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1983
WNEV-TV 7
CBS
Jim Kelly Tim Mazzetti Will Mc Donough
1984
None [NE 2]
1985
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
Bob Lobel Cino Cappelletti
1986
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1987
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1988
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1989
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1990
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
1991
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
Bob Lobel Steve Grogan Tim Fox
1992
WLVI 56
Ind.
Mike Crispino Steve Grogan Tim Fox
1993
WLVI 56
Ind.
Michael Barkann Steve Grogan Tim Fox
1994
WBZ-TV 4
NBC
Bob Lobel Bob Neumeier Tim Fox
1995
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Jerry Glanville Mike Lynch
1996
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Jerry Glanville Mike Lynch
1997
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui, Jerry Glanville
1998
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Jerry Glanville Mike Lynch
1999
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui, Jerry Glanville
2000
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Jerry Glanville Mike Lynch
2001
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Jerry Glanville Mike Lynch
2002
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Jerry Glanville Mike Lynch
2003
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Randy Cross Mike Lynch
2004
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Randy Cross Mike Lynch
2005
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Randy Cross Mike Lynch
2006
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Randy Cross Mike Lynch
2007
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
2008
WCVB-TV 5
ABC
Don Criqui Randy Cross Mike Lynch
2009
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
Don Criqui Randy Cross Steve Burton (1 & 4) or Scott Zolak (2)
2010
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
Don Criqui Randy Cross Steve Burton Scott Zolak
2011
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
Don Criqui Randy Cross Steve Burton (1) or Scott Zolak (2)[NE 3]
2012
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2013
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
Dan Roche Christian Fauria Steve Burton Matt Chatham
2014
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2015
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2016
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2017
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2018
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2019
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2021
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2022
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2023
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2024
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
2025
WBZ-TV 4
CBS
Scott Zolak Jason McCourty Devin McCourty Steve Burton Brian Hoyer (1)
↑ WSMW obtained the rights on such short notice (they are not listed in Broadcasting ), days before the first game, that they could not put together announcers. Instead, they split the costs and shared the announcers of each team they played. These are: Washington: Ray Scott and Warner Wolf. New Orleans: John Ferguson and Steve Stonebreaker. Pittsburgh: Dick Stockton and Jack Butler.
↑ Games were not televised in 1984 as part of a plan to improve home attendance.
↑ Week 4 SLR is unclear.
New Orleans Saints
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WWL-TV 4
CBS
John Ferguson Steve Stonebreaker
1971
WWL-TV 4
CBS
John Ferguson Steve Stonebreaker
1972
WWL-TV 4
CBS
John Ferguson Steve Stonebreaker
1973
WWL-TV 4
CBS
John Ferguson Steve Stonebreaker
1974
WWL-TV 4
CBS
John Ferguson Steve Stonebreaker
1975
WWL-TV 4
CBS
John Ferguson Steve Stonebreaker
1976
WWL-TV 4
CBS
1977
WWL-TV 4
CBS
1978
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Larry Matson Jim Henderson [NO 1]
1979
Insilco Sports Network WDSU-TV 6
NBC
Larry Matson or John Ferguson (Aug. 18 & 25)[NO 2] Ed Harding
1980
WWL-TV 4
NBC
Larry Matson Jim Henderson
1981
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Larry Matson Jim Henderson
1982
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Larry Matson Jim Henderson [NO 3]
1983
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Larry Matson Jim Henderson [NO 3]
1984
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Larry Matson Jim Henderson [NO 3]
1985
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Larry Matson Jim Henderson [NO 3]
1986
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning [NO 3]
1987
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning [NO 3]
1988
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning Bruce Miller [NO 3]
1989
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning [NO 3]
1990
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning [NO 3]
1991
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning [NO 3]
1992
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
1993
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
1994
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
1995
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
1996
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning Mike Hoss
1997
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
1998
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
1999
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
2000
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
2001
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning or Stan Brock[NO 4]
2002
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning or Stan Brock[NO 5]
2003
WWL-TV 4
CBS
Jim Henderson Archie Manning
2004
WUPL 54
UPN
Tim Brando, Ron Jaworski, Archie Manning
2005
WUPL 54
UPN
Tim Brando, Ron Jaworski, Archie Manning
2006
Cox Sports Television WUPL 54
UPN
Tim Brando, Archie Manning
2007
Cox Sports Television WNOL 38
CW
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots
2008
Cox Sports Television WVUE 8
Fox
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots, Mike Nabors
2009
Cox Sports Television WVUE-DT 8
Fox
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots, Mike Nabors
2010
Cox Sports Television WVUE-DT 8
Fox
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots, Mike Nabors
2011
Cox Sports Television WVUE-DT 8
Fox
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots, Mike Nabors
2012
Cox Sports Television WVUE-DT 8
Fox
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots, Mike Nabors
2013
Cox Sports Television WVUE-DT 8
Fox
Tim Brando, Solomon Wilcots, Mike Nabors, Sean Kelley
2014
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2015
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2016
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2017
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2018
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2019
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2021
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2022
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2023
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2024
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
2025
WVUE-DT 8
Fox
Joel Meyers, John Stinchcomb
↑ The Saints played Philadelphia in Mexico City on August 5. There was room to send just one audio line back from Mexico City, and it was the Eagles announcers that were heard in both cities.
↑ Matson was fired on August 12, 1979, by Insilco Sports Network. Matson also worked at WWL radio, and Insilco Sports Network president Al Smith found it a conflict of interest.
↑ a b c d e f g h i j Simulcast with WWL radio
↑ Manning went to Oxford, Mississippi, on September 1 to see Eli Manning start for Ole Miss.
↑ Manning underwent surgery to remove a herniated disk.
New York Giants
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Frank Gifford Pat Summerall (first 2 games)Jack Whitaker Frank Gifford (last 3 games)
1971
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Rotation of Ray Scott Pat Summerall Jack Whitaker Frank Glieber Tom Brookshier
1972
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Rotation of Ray Scott Pat Summerall Irv Cross Frank Glieber Tom Brookshier
1973
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Jack Drees or Don Criqui Dave Marash or Wayne Walker
1974
WPIX 11
Ind.
Don Criqui Tucker Frederickson
1975
WPIX 11
Ind.
Don Criqui Tucker Frederickson
1976
WPIX 11
Ind.
Don Criqui Tucker Frederickson
1977
WPIX 11
Ind.
Don Criqui Tucker Frederickson
1978
WPIX 11
Ind.
Don Criqui Tucker Frederickson
1979
WPIX 11
Ind.
Tim Ryan Tucker Frederickson
1980
WPIX 11
Ind.
Tim Ryan Tucker Frederickson
1981
WPIX 11
Ind.
Sam Rosen Tucker Frederickson
1982
WPIX 11
Ind.
Tim Ryan Tucker Frederickson
1983
WPIX 11
Ind.
Sam Rosen Tucker Frederickson
1984
WPIX 11
Ind.
1985
WPIX 11
Ind.
Tim Ryan or Sam Rosen (Aug. 17 vs. GB) Bobby Duhon
1986
WPIX 11
Ind.
1987
WPIX 11
Ind.
1988
WPIX 11
Ind.
1989
WPIX 11
Ind.
1990
WPIX 11
Ind.
1991
WPIX 11
Ind.
1992
WPIX 11
Ind.
Sam Rosen Harry Carson (Aug. 29)
1993
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Mike Breen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
1994
WNYW 5
Fox
Mike Breen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
1995
WNYW 5
Fox
Mike Breen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
1996
WNYW 5
Fox
1997
WNYW 5
Fox
1998
WNYW 5
Fox
1999
WWOR-TV 9
UPN
Sam Rosen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
2000
WWOR-TV 9
UPN
Sam Rosen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
2001
WWOR-TV 9
UPN
Sam Rosen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
2002
WWOR-TV 9
UPN
Sam Rosen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
2003
WWOR-TV 9
UPN
Sam Rosen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
2004
WWOR-TV 9
UPN
Sam Rosen Phil McConkey Harry Carson
2005
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa Carl Banks Harry Carson
2006
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa
2007
WNBC 4
NBC
2008
WNBC 4
NBC
Chris Carlin (1) or Bob Papa (4), Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Otis Livingston
2009
WNBC 4
NBC
Andrew Catalon (2) or Bob Papa (3&4), Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2010
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa , Carl Banks, Howard Cross
2011
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Harry Carson (3&4 only) Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2012
Paul Dottino and Harry Carson (1) or Bob Papa and Carl Banks (4), Howard Cross
2013
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2014
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2015
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2016
WWOR-TV 9
Ind.
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2017
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2018
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2019
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2021
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2022
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2023
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2024
WNYW 5
Fox
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Phil Simms, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
2025
WNBC 4
NBC
Bob Papa, Carl Banks, Phil Simms, Howard Cross, Bruce Beck
WCBS had been telecasting the Giants since the end of the 1950s, probably 1959.
There's a pattern of WNBC either sharing or offloading the entirety of the Giants deal in Summer Olympic years.
New York Jets
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WOR-TV 9
Ind.
1971
WOR-TV 9
Ind.
Don Criqui George Ratterman Bill Mathis
1972
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
Charlie Jones Kyle Rote Tom McDonald
1973
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
1974
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
Ray Scott Charlie Jones Sam DeLuca
1975
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
1976
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
1977
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
1978
WPIX 11
Ind.
1979
WPIX 11
Ind.
1980
WPIX 11
Ind.
1981
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
1982
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
Merle Harmon, John Dockery
1983
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
Bill Mazer John Dockery Randy Rasmussen
1984
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
1985
WNEW-TV 5
Ind.
Spencer Ross
1986
WNYW 5
Ind.
Spencer Ross
1987
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross
1988
WPIX 11
Ind.
1989
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross Bruce Harper (Aug. 12)
1990
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross
1991
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1992
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1993
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1994
WPIX 11
Ind.
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1995
WPIX 11
WB
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1996
WPIX 11
WB
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1997
WPIX 11
WB
Spencer Ross, Joe Namath
1998
WPIX 11
WB
Kenny Albert, Joe Namath
1999
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle John Riggins Bonnie Bernstein
2000
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Randy Cross Marty Lyons
2001
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Brett Haber Boomer Esiason
2002
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
2003
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
2004
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Chris Wragge
2005
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Chris Wragge
2006
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Chris Wragge
2007
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
2008
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Sam Ryan'
2009
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2010
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Spero Dedes (2) or Ian Eagle (3 & 4) Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2011
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2012
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2013
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2014
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2015
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2016
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2017
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Greg Buttle Otis Livingston
2018
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht Otis Livingston
2019
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht Otis Livingston
2021
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht Otis Livingston
2022
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht Otis Livingston
2023
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht Otis Livingston Caroline Headshot
2024
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht Otis Livingston Caroline Headshot
2025
WCBS-TV 2
CBS
Ian Eagle Anthony Becht (1 & 3) or Mark Sanchez (2) Otis Livingston Caroline Headshot
WOR-TV had been involved since 1965.
Philadelphia Eagles
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WCAU-TV 10[PHI 1]
CBS
Tom Brookshier Andy Musser
1971
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Tom Brookshier Andy Musser
1972
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Hugh Gannon Tom Brookshier
1973
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Hugh Gannon Tom Brookshier
1974
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Bill Campbell Tom Brookshier
1975
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Jack Drees or Pat Summerall Tom Brookshier
1976
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Ted Leitner or Pat Summerall (2) Tom Brookshier
1977
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
Ted Leitner Irv Cross Chuck Bednarik
1978
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1979
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1980
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1981
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1982
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1983
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1984
WCAU-TV 10
CBS
1985
KYW-TV 3
NBC
Howard Eskin, Harry Donohue, Dick Vermeil
1986
KYW-TV 3
NBC
Tom Brookshier Dick Vermeil Lou Tilley
1987
KYW-TV 3
NBC
Tom Brookshier Dick Vermeil Lou Tilley
1988
KYW-TV 3
NBC
Tom Brookshier Dick Vermeil Lou Tilley
1989
KYW-TV 3
NBC
1990
KYW-TV 3
NBC
1991
KYW-TV 3
NBC
1992
KYW-TV 3
NBC
1993
WTXF 29
Fox
Carl Cherkin John Spagnola Dave Sims
1994
WTXF 29
Fox
Carl Cherkin John Spagnola Dave Sims
1995
WTXF 29
Fox
Aug. 5[PHI 2] : Kevin Harlan Jerry Glanville Carl Cherkin Aug. 12: Dick Stockton Matt Millen Don Tollefson
1996
WPHL-TV 17
WB
Don Tollefson Ron Jaworski Carl Cherkin
1997
WPHL-TV 17
WB
Paul Olden Todd Blackledge
1998
WPHL-TV 17
WB
Kenny Albert (Weeks 2–4) or Paul Olden (Week 1)[PHI 3] Todd Blackledge
1999
WPHL-TV 17
WB
Don Criqui Todd Blackledge
2000
WPHL-TV 17
WB
Kenny Albert or Don Criqui (@ BAL 8/5) Ron Jaworski
2001
WPHL-TV 17
WB
Kenny Albert Ron Jaworski (vs. BAL 8/13[PHI 4] ) or Mike Mayock (@ BUF 8/18)
2002
WPHL-TV 17
WB
2003
Kenny Albert Ron Jaworski Beasley Reece Dave Spadaro
2004
KYW-TV 3
CBS
2005
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Ari Wolfe Ron Jaworski Dave Spadaro Gary Papa [PHI 5]
2006
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Gus Johnson, Ron Jaworski
2007
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Gus Johnson Ike Reese Dave Spadaro
2008
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Gus Johnson, Charlie Casserly, Dave Spadaro
2009
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Kevin Reilly, Herm Edwards, Hugh Douglas, Dave Spadaro
2010
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Don Tollefson, Hugh Douglas, Charlie Casserly, Jamie Apody
2011
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Don Tollefson, Hugh Douglas, Brian Baldinger, Jeff Skversky
2012
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Scott Graham, Brian Baldinger, Jeff Skversky
2013
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Scott Graham, Brian Baldinger, Dave Spadaro
2014
WPVI-TV 6
ABC
Scott Graham, Brian Baldinger, Dave Spadaro
2015
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Mike Mayock, Dave Spadaro
2016
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Mike Mayock, Dave Spadaro
2017
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Mike Mayock, Dave Spadaro
2018
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Mike Mayock, Dave Spadaro
2019
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, Dave Spadaro
2021
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, Dave Spadaro
2022
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, Dave Spadaro
2023
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, Dave Spadaro
2024
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, Dave Spadaro
2025
WCAU 10
NBC
Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, Dave Spadaro
↑ WCAU started with the team in either 1954 or 1961.
↑ In 1995, WTXF used Fox Sports announcers and production to help the announcer teams get ready for the season. WTXF employees served as sideline reporters.
↑ Albert worked both the Eagles and Jets in 1998. The Eagles played the Jets Week 1 (Aug. 6), and Olden called the Eagles telecast while Albert was on the Jets telecast.
↑ As listed by The Times . Game was canceled due to turf condition issues.
↑ Reportedly removed by Eagles management for asking Brian Westbrook about his contract situation. Bucks County Courier Times August 26, 2005
Pittsburgh Steelers
↑ Game moved to co-owned station due to conflict with the Democratic National Convention.
Seattle Seahawks
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1976
KIRO-TV 7
CBS
1977
KIRO-TV 7
CBS
1978
KIRO-TV 7
CBS
Bob Blackburn or Wayne Cody (Aug. 12 @SF) Gary Justice
1979
KIRO-TV 7
CBS
1980
KIRO-TV 7
CBS
Wayne Cody David Sims Hugh McElhenny
1981
KING-TV 5
NBC
1982
KING-TV 5
NBC
1983
KING-TV 5
NBC
Tony Ventrella Gene Washington
1984
KING-TV 5
NBC
Charlie Jones Gene Washington
1985
KING-TV 5
NBC
Charlie Jones Gene Washington Lou Gellos
1986
KING-TV 5
NBC
1987
KING-TV 5
NBC
1988
KING-TV 5
NBC
1989
KING-TV 5
NBC
1990
KING-TV 5
NBC
1991
KING-TV 5
NBC
Ahmad Rashad Steve Largent
1992
KING-TV 5
NBC
Dave Armstrong Steve Largent
1993
KING-TV 5
NBC
1994
KING-TV 5
NBC
1995
KING-TV 5
NBC
1996
KING-TV 5
NBC
1997
KING-TV 5
NBC
1998
KING-TV 5
NBC
1999
KING-TV 5
NBC
2000
KING-TV 5
NBC
Pete Pranica Sam Adkins Paul Silvi
2001
Rich Waltz Paul Moyer Dan Devone
2002
KCPQ 13
Fox
Steve Raible, Warren Moon
2003
FSN
Steve Raible, Warren Moon, Angie Arlati, Kerry Sayers, Brad Adam or Jim Watson
2004
KONG 16
Ind.
Verne Lundquist (2–4), Paul Moyer, Paul Silvi
2005
KONG 16
Ind.
Verne Lundquist or Sam Rosen Warren Moon
2006
KING-TV 5
NBC
Verne Lundquist Warren Moon
2007
KING-TV 5
NBC
Verne Lundquist Warren Moon
2008
KONG 16
Ind.
Kevin Calabro (Aug. 8) or Verne Lundquist (Aug. 16 & 29), Warren Moon, Paul Silvi (Aug. 29 only)
2009
KING-TV 5
NBC
Curt Menefee, Warren Moon
2010
KING-TV 5
NBC
Curt Menefee, Warren Moon
2011
KING-TV 5
NBC
Curt Menefee, Warren Moon
2012
KCPQ 13
Fox
Curt Menefee, Warren Moon
2013
KCPQ 13
Fox
Curt Menefee, Brock Huard
2014
KCPQ 13
Fox
2015
KCPQ 13
Fox
2016
KCPQ 13
Fox
2017
KCPQ 13
Fox
2018
KCPQ 13
Fox
2019
KCPQ 13
Fox
2021
KCPQ 13
Fox
2022
KING-TV 5
NBC
2023
KING-TV 5
NBC
2024
KING-TV 5
NBC
2025
KING-TV 5
NBC
Kate Scott, Michael Robinson, Michael Bennett
↑ Jones had an eye infection. Seattle Post-Intelligencer Aug. 9, 1988
↑ September 1 conflict with a Seattle Mariners game
San Francisco 49ers
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KTVU 2
Ind.
1971
KTVU 2
Ind.
1972
KTVU 2
Ind.
1973
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
1974
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
1975
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
Bob Murphy or Don Klein (1) Leo Nomellini
1976
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
Hank Greenwald John Brodie or Mike Haffner
1977
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
1978
KBHK-TV 44
Ind.
1979
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1980
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1981
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1982
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1983
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1984
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1985
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1986
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1987
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1988
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1989
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1990
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Wayne Walker Dwight Clark Len Simmons (3 & 4)
1991
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Wayne Walker Dwight Clark Gene Washington
1992
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Wayne Walker Dwight Clark Gene Washington
1993
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Wayne Walker Dwight Clark Gene Washington
1994
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1995
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1996
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dan Fouts (2 games) Keena Turner
1997
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
1998
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Bob Fitzgerald
1999
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dan Fouts
2000
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2001
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner Bubba Paris
2002
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner
2003
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner Mindi Bach
2004
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner
2005
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner Mindi Bach
2006
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner Kim Coyle
2007
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Keena Turner Kim Coyle
2008
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Eric Davis Kim Coyle
2009
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Eric Davis Kim Coyle
2010
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Eric Davis Kim Coyle
2011
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Tim Ryan Kim Coyle
2012
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Tim Ryan Vernon Glenn
2013
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
Dennis O'Donnell Tim Ryan Vernon Glenn
2014
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2015
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2016
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2017
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2018
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2019
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2021
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2022
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2023
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2024
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
2025
KPIX-TV 5
CBS
↑ As a fill-in for Papa, who had cancer.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
↑ Tom Mees drowned August 14, 1996, in a swimming pool accident in Connecticut. Irv Cross filled in for Randy in Week 3 due to prior commitments.[7]
↑ WFLA subcontracted WMOR in the 2004 season because the Bucs' schedule conflicted with the Olympics and Republican National Convention.
↑ a b WTTA is co-owned with WFLA-TV and has relieved that station during Olympics conflicts. In some years, it has provided Spanish-language television coverage of the Bucs. Beginning in 2024, Spanish-language play-by-play has aired on WSNN-LD 39, which WFLA owner Nexstar Media Group acquired in 2023.
Tennessee Titans (including Houston Oilers)
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
KHOU-TV 11 (1) KPRC-TV 2 (1)
1971
KTRK-TV 13 (1) KHOU-TV 11 (1)
1972
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
1973
KTRK-TV 13
ABC
1974
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1975
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1976
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
Bill Worrell Mike Edmonds Anita Martini
1977
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1978
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
Bill Worrell Mike Edmonds Anita Martini
1979
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1980
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1981
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
Ron Franklin Craig Roberts
1982
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1983
1984
KTXH 20
Ind.
1985
KHTV 39
Ind.
Bill Worrell Ed Biles Bob Fiscella
1986
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
Ron Franklin Craig Roberts
1987
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
1988
KPRC-TV 2
NBC
Craig Roberts Mike Edmonds
1989
KHTV 39
Ind.
1990
CBS
Dave Barnett, Giff Nielsen
1991
CBS
Dave Barnett, Giff Nielsen
1992
CBS
Dave Barnett, Giff Nielsen
1993
CBS
Dave Barnett, Giff Nielsen
1994
CBS
Dave Barnett, Giff Nielsen
1995
KHTV 39
WB
Ron Franklin, Dan Pastorini, Allen Pinkett
1996
KHTV 39[TEN 1]
WB
Ron Franklin, Dave Rowe
1997
ABC
Ron Franklin, Dave Rowe
1998
ABC
John Dwyer, George Plaster
1999
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, George Plaster
2000
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, George Plaster
2001
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, George Plaster, John Boruk
2002
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, George Plaster
2003
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, Marcus Robertson, Cory Curtis
2004
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, Frank Wycheck
2005
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, Eddie George
2006
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
John Dwyer, Eddie George, Chris Stout, Joe Dubin
2007
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2008
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Cory Curtis, Eddie George (1&3) or Keith Bulluck (4), Joe Dubin
2009
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Cory Curtis, Eddie George, Joe Dubin
2010
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Cory Curtis, Eddie George, Dawn Davenport
2011
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Cory Curtis, Eddie George, Kevin Carter, Dawn Davenport
2012
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Cory Curtis, Keith Bulluck, Dawn Davenport
2013
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Cory Curtis, Eddie George, Keith Bulluck, Dawn Davenport
2014
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2015
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2016
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2017
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2018
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2019
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2021
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2022
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2023
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2024
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
2025
WKRN-TV 2
ABC
Paul Burmeister, Charles Davis
↑ Road games only were seen in Houston. A full package was syndicated to Nashville (WSMV-TV 4, NBC).
Washington Commanders
Year
Station
Net.
Announcers
1970
WTOP-TV 9
CBS
1971
WMAL-TV 7
ABC
Steve Gilmartin Lonnie Sanders
1972
WMAL-TV 7
ABC
Steve Gilmartin Lonnie Sanders
1973
WMAL-TV 7
ABC
1974
WMAL-TV 7
ABC
1975
WMAL-TV 7
ABC
1976
WMAL-TV 7
ABC
Jim Thacker Irv Cross Steve Bassett
1977
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1978
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1979
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1980
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1981
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1982
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1983
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
Mike Patrick Irv Cross Tim Brant
1984
WTTG 5
Ind.
1985
WTTG 5
Ind.
1986
WTTG 5
Ind.
1987
WTTG 5
Fox
Dick Stockton Joe Theismann or John Riggins (Sept. 5 @LAR)
1988
WTTG 5
Fox
Curt Gowdy (Aug. 5) or Dick Stockton (Aug. 27) Billy Kilmer John Riggins
1989
WTTG 5
Fox
Dick Stockton Billy Kilmer John Riggins
1990
WTTG 5
Fox
Verne Lundquist Bobby Mitchell John Riggins Steve Buckhantz
1991
WTTG 5
Fox
1992
WTTG 5
Fox
Verne Lundquist Bobby Mitchell Matt Millen Steve Buckhantz
1993
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1994
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1995
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
1996
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
Dick Stockton Matt Millen John Riggins
1997
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
Dick Stockton Matt Millen John Riggins Rene Knott
1998
WJLA-TV 7
ABC
Dick Stockton Matt Millen John Riggins Rene Knott
1999
WRC-TV 4
NBC
Dick Stockton, Matt Millen, John Riggins, Jeff Bostic
2000
WRC-TV 4
NBC
George Michael, Sonny Jurgensen, Michael Wilbon
2001
WRC-TV 4
NBC
George Michael, Sonny Jurgensen, Michael Wilbon
2002
WRC-TV 4
NBC
George Michael, Sonny Jurgensen, Michael Wilbon
2003
WRC-TV 4
NBC
George Michael, Sonny Jurgensen, Michael Wilbon
2004
WUSA 9
CBS
Mike Patrick Jeff Bostic or Joe Theismann (Aug. 14, Sep. 3) (Aug. 21)
2005
WUSA 9
CBS
Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann
2006
WUSA 9
CBS
Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann
2007
WUSA 9
CBS
Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann
2008
WUSA 9
CBS
Mike Patrick, Joe Theismann, Kelli Johnson
2009
WRC-TV 4
NBC
Mike Patrick (Aug. 13 & 22) or Kenny Albert (Sep. 3), Joe Theismann, Lindsay Czarniak, Kelli Johnson
2010
WRC-TV 4
NBC
Kenny Albert (1, 3–4) or Mike Patrick (2), Joe Theismann, Doc Walker
2011
WRC-TV 4
NBC
Kenny Albert Joe Theismann Doc Walker (1, 4)Mike Patrick Doc Walker Charles Mann (2)
2012
WRC-TV 4
NBC
Kenny Albert (1&4), Kevin Harlan (2) or Sam Rosen (3) Joe Theismann Antwaan Randle-El
2013
WRC-TV 4
NBC
Kenny Albert, Joe Theismann, Antwaan Randle-El
2014
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2015
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2016
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2017
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2018
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2019
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2021
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2022
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2023
WRC-TV 4
NBC
2024
WUSA 9
CBS
2025
WUSA 9
CBS
Chick Hernandez Brian Mitchell Bryan Colbert Jr.
References
↑ Pergament, Alan (August 11, 1992). "Garry Shandling's new HBO comedy show needs more bite" . The Buffalo News . Buffalo, New York. p. C-6. Retrieved September 8, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ "3 Raider Games To Be Aired" . News Register . Fremont, California. July 18, 1970. p. 7. Retrieved September 5, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ "Raiders Face Packers" . The Independent . Richmond, California. August 28, 1971. p. 5. Retrieved September 5, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ "Raider game to be telecast" . Palo Alto Times . Palo Alto, California. June 26, 1974. p. 31. Retrieved September 5, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ Mauldin, Tom (August 7, 1977). "Raiders Begin NFL Defensive" . Vacaville Reporter . Vacaville, California. p. TV Scene 14. Retrieved September 5, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ Robb, Tim (August 5, 1978). "Giants' fever lifts blackout" . Record Searchlight . Redding, California. p. 10. Retrieved September 5, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ Harry, Chris; Didtler, Mark (August 17, 1996). "Bucs notebook" . The Orlando Sentinel . Orlando, Florida. p. B-4. Retrieved August 27, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.
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