I’ve always wondered how much of that comes from the audio they have available from the field. During a broadcast of the World Baseball Classic, two or three tournaments back, the analyst made it very clear that he knew what was happening during a brawl because he was listening in to the field microphones.

“Everyone but the center”

Just another year? He's got 5 or 6 more as long as he keeps handling or passing the ball just as soon as he gets it from center. No sacks, no hits, no hurries, no nothing. Plus referee's help. 

Agreed, though the best track for me is After Forever

It’s going to be on CBS

Sorry about your terrible loss Mr Petchesky

“Blown calls" is alright. Blatantly blown calls is not. 

Because of a blown call? 

Shouldn't it go “Carson Wentz is a huge dick. Nick Foles has one”? 

Seeing how Andrews managed the Sherman interview, I wonder how Jenny Dell would have done (she used to perform the duties Evan Washburn does now with Eagle/Fouts)

Could you please list some of those? I guess I don't pay too much attention 

People moaned and groaned when the Bills made the Super Bowl four years in a row. There aren’t enough ways to say how bad it is now with the Pats being there forever.

You know. Brady really isn’t that good. He takes the football, and immediately passes or handles it to someone else. The receivers, running backs, etc, are willing to get knocked around, even injured, because they want the chance to play with Brady and get to the Super Bowl. How many of the plays are called by Brady?…

Punch you in the face? More like licking your face. 

I like to think that no team likes him because of his spoiled brat face. 

I’d like to share with you the music of this Argentinian band Eruca Sativa. They sing in Spanish

When/if Bryce signs for the Phillies, you want to kill yourself. When you kill yourself, you leave a burden for your family. Don’t kill yourself, get rid of cable.

Pretty face Burkhart became the 2nd team play by play guy out of nowhere, just because that's what FOX wants, pretty faces, even if they have no talent. 

Here’s Todd Gurley in the second quarter, going 35 yards untouched for a touchdown in the second quarter.

The very same metaphor Troy Aikman used.