Chiefs-Chargers game will be seen by the vast majority of the nation
CBS Sports will air two NFL games in Sunday’s late afternoon slot: Chiefs-Chargers and Ravens-Texans.
The latter is between two teams that made the playoffs a year ago.
Nevertheless, CBS is sending its top crew to SoFi Stadium to call the Chiefs game, which kicks off at 3:25 p.m. It’ll be Jim Nantz and Tony Romo in the booth with Tracy Wolfson reporting. Nearly the entire nation will see the game.
The Texans-Ravens game, which will have Kevin Harlan and Trent Green in the booth with reporter Melanie Collins, will be seen primarily in Maryland and Texas, along with a smattering of other states.
This is the broadcast map from 506Sports.com:
Here are the CBS broadcast teams for the rest of Sunday’s games:
Broncos at Steelers, noon on CBS: Greg Gumbel/Rich Gannon/Jay Feely
Bills at Dolphins, noon on CBS: Spero Dedes/Adam Archuleta
Giants at Bears, noon on CBS: Ian Eagle/Charles Davis/Evan Washburn
Jaguars at Titans, noon on CBS: Andrew Catalon/James Lofton/A.J. Ross
These are the Fox Sports crew assignments from Awful Announcing:
Rams at Eagles, noon on Fox: Kevin Kugler/Chris Spielman/Laura Okmin
Lions at Packers, noon on Fox: Chris Myers/Brock Huard/Greg Jennings/Jennifer Hale
49ers at Jets, noon on Fox: Kenny Albert/Jonathan Vilma/Shannon Spake
Vikings at Colts, noon on Fox: Tim Brando/Robert Smith/Megan Olivi
Panthers at Buccaneers, noon on Fox: Adam Amin/Mark Schlereth/Lindsay Czarniak
Washington at Cardinals, 3:05 p.m. on Fox: Dick Stockton/Brady Quinn/Sara Walsh
This story was originally published September 17, 2020 at 8:22 AM.
