Playoffs - Television Schedule & Listing of Broadcasters

[Frank Costanza]

WILD CARD ROUND​

Sat 1/9, 1:00 PM ET	Indianapolis @ Buffalo	CBS	Ian Eagle, Charles Davis
Sat 1/9, 4:30 PM ET	LA Rams @ Seattle	FOX	Joe Buck, Troy Aikman
Sat 1/9, 8:00 PM ET	Tampa Bay @ Washington	NBC	Mike Tirico, Tony Dungy
Sun 1/10, 1:00 PM ET	Baltimore @ Tennessee	ABC/ESPN	Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick
Sun 1/10, 4:30 PM ET	Chicago @ New Orleans	CBS	Jim Nantz, Tony Romo
Sun 1/10, 8:00 PM ET	Cleveland @ Pittsburgh	NBC	Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth

 

[twinkie13]

What’s Nickelodeon got?

 

[KJ]

What’s Nickelodeon got?

You aren't gonna watch your team through that carnival, be honest twink.

 

[twinkie13]

You aren't gonna watch your team through that carnival, be honest twink.

I Mentioned it to my 2 sons below 10 years old.
Was just curious

 

[KJ]

I Mentioned it to my 2 sons below 10 years old.
Was just curious

Makes sense, put it on in another room for them. I can't imagine watching a playoff game that way. Do they like football at this point?

 

[twinkie13]

Huge fans. Know every score, thousands of questions and both play flag.
They will watch with me for sure

 

[detroit187]

Kevin Harlan should get a TV game...and wtf is Spero Dedes?

 

[Frank Costanza]

Kevin Harlan should get a TV game...and wtf is Spero Dedes?

Yeah, WTF? How is Harlan not getting the CBS game today? He's the best PxP guy going.

 

[detroit187]

Yeah, WTF? How is Harlan not getting the CBS game today? He's the best PxP guy going.

I have no issues with Eagle but the treatment of Harlan on tv has always been criminal. Perhaps he prefers radio?

 

[Frank Costanza]

I have no issues with Eagle but the treatment of Harlan on tv has always been criminal. Perhaps he prefers radio?

I believe Harlan has always been the CBS #2 guy behind Nance. May have not been able to do the game for personal reasons or otherwise.

 

[detroit187]

I believe Harlan has always been the CBS #2 guy behind Nance. May have not been able to do the game for personal reasons or otherwise.

May have more to do with Charles Davis. They love him.

 

[Frank Costanza]

DIVISIONAL ROUND​

Sat 1/16, 4:30 PM ET	LA Rams @ Green Bay	FOX	Kevin Burkhardt, Daryl Johnston
Sat 1/16, 8:00 PM ET	Baltimore @ Buffalo	NBC	Al Michaels, Cris Collinsworth
Sun 1/17, 3:00 PM ET	Cleveland @ Kansas City	CBS	Jim Nantz, Tony Romo
Sun 1/17, 6:30 PM ET	Tampa Bay @ New Orleans	FOX	Joe Buck, Troy Aikman

 

[twinkie13]

I believe Harlan has always been the CBS #2 guy behind Nance. May have not been able to do the game for personal reasons or otherwise.

Think I heard him on radio for one of these playoff games last weekend

 

[detroit187]

Think I heard him on radio for one of these playoff games last weekend

I’m sure. Big radio guy. So many times the radio broadcast is so much better than the tv.

 

[detroit187]

Ross Tucker also great on radio. Would be great MNF team with Harlan

 

[KJ]

Greg Jennings needs more national coverage with FOX too. Moose bores the shit out of me.

 

[Frank Costanza]

Seems like we get plenty already....


The National Football League will allow CBS , NBC and Fox to sell an additional two minutes of commercials during the playoff games leading up to the Super Bowl, according to network and league officials.

That will mean several million dollars of new revenue for the networks, as NFL postseason games are among the most sought-after content for advertisers. A spot usually runs as high as $1 million during the early playoff rounds and can top $2 million for the conference championships that determine who plays in the Super Bowl, network executives said.

The extra ad inventory will be for all the playoff games starting this weekend but doesn’t include the Super Bowl, which will air on ViacomCBS Inc.’s CBS on Feb. 7. CBS is seeking as much as $5.5 million per commercial for the Super Bowl, people with knowledge of the matter have said.

WSJ News Exclusive | NFL Gives TV Networks More Ad Time to Sell During Playoffs

The National Football League will allow CBS, NBC and Fox to sell an additional two minutes of commercials during the playoff games leading up to the Super Bowl, a multimillion-dollar boost for their ad revenue.

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