Super Bowl, Fox and Greg Olsen

Greg Olsen isn’t calling Super Bowl for Fox. Tom Brady is — and Olsen says ‘it sucks’
Greg Olsen won't be a part of Fox's Super Bowl LIX broadcast after losing the lead analyst role to Tom Brady, but he says his 'goal is to call top games' again.
Who are the Super Bowl LIX announcers and what happened to Greg Olsen?
The announcer team for the 2025 Super Bowl has been confirmed, and there is set to be an all-time NFL great in the booth. The broadcast of the Super Bowl is rotated between CBS, Fox, NBC and ESPN
Super Bowl ads beckon up to $8 million apiece for Fox
Fox reported during its November earnings call with investors that it sold out of ad spots for the Super Bowl in the fall.
This year’s hottest Super Bowl ticket? Advertising space, Fox says
Get ready for an onslaught of ads full of celebrities, cute animals and snack brands during breaks in the action at Super Bowl 59 on Feb. 9, when the Philadelphia Eagles face the Kansas City Chiefs.
Super Bowl Ad Prices Top $8 Million As Surge Fuels Fox Sales
Super Bowl LIX is still days away, but someone has already scored a key Big Game touchdown. Fox Corp. sold at least ten of the commercials that will appear in its February 9 telecast of the NFL championship between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles for more than $8 million,
Greg Olsen Believes He Will Return to Calling Big Games Despite Tom Brady's Role
NFL season with FOX Sports is over after he took 18 weeks settling into his demotion in result of Tom Brady's onboarding taking precedent. As Olsen watches nationally broadcasted games he got comfortable with commentating on over the last few years,
‘It sucks’ — Greg Olsen offers blunt feelings about not calling Super Bowl LIX
The last time FOX was preparing to broadcast a Super Bowl game, Greg Olsen was on the call. Two years later, FOX has the call again. But the booth won’t include Olsen. Instead it will be Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt for Super Bowl LIX between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Greg Olsen on demotion from Fox's top NFL announcing team: 'I’m going to call big-time games again'
The last time the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles met in the Super Bowl, former NFL tight end Greg Olsen was calling the game with Kevin Burkhardt as part of Fox's No. 1 announcing team. Two years later,
Greg Olsen Knew Tom Brady Was Looming At Fox All Along
Olsen knew when he took the top announcer job that Tom Brady was coming. The post Greg Olsen Knew Tom Brady Was Looming At Fox All Along appeared first on Front Office Sports.
Cross-Sport Parlay: Super Bowl Winner, Masters Winner, Premier League Winner & More!
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Former NFL star Cam Newton says he wouldn't trade MVP award for Super Bowl win
Former Carolina Panthers star quarterback Cam Newton said he would not trade his MVP award for a Super Bowl win during a ...
Super Bowl Ad Pricing Hits $8M as Top Advertisers Compete for Views
Super Bowl ads have hit $8 million each, as advertisers shell out big bucks to get their products in the spotlight. That’s a ...
Jalen Hurts' journey through college to the NFL's biggest stage, Super Bowl LIX
FOX Sports' RJ Young details Jalen Hurts' journey from college to the NFL, where the Eagles QB is set to lead his team ...
Former Buccaneers No. 1 overall pick joins FOX as Super Bowl LIX correspondent
On Wednesday, it was announced that free agent quarterback Jameis Winston has agreed to take on a role for FOX Sports Digital ...
Eagles star Brandon Graham has chance to play in Super Bowl LIX after injury derailed season
The Philadelphia Eagles opened Brandon Graham's practice window, giving the star defensive end a chance to return for the ...
FOX Sports and FOX Deportes ‘Geaux’ Marching Into Super Bowl LIX With 67 Hours of Gameday and Super Bowl Week Programming
FOX Strikes Up the Band in Its Return to New Orleans, Site of Network’s First Super Bowl Broadcast, with Full Slate of ...
Some 30-second Super Bowl commercials this year are selling for $8 million
Fox, the broadcaster of this year’s Super Bowl matchup, originally sought about $7 million for 30 seconds of ad time during ...