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This Tirico / Collinsworth booth isn't hard to listen too. This game sucks. Let's list some great broadcast teams. 

Pat Summerall / Tom Brookshier

Pat Summerall / John Madden. 

Keith Jackson /  Frank Broyles

Kurt Gowdy / Don Meredith

Lyndsey Nelson / Paul Hornung  

Dick Enberg / Merlin Olsen

Don Criqui / John Brodie

Ray Scott / Pat Summerall

Verne Lundquist / Gary Danielson

Chris Berman / Trent Dilfer. (Kidding)  

They weren't national, but they were great.

Frank (Herzog), Sam (Huff) and Sonny (Jurgensen), the radio broadcast team for Washington.

They worked together from 1979 until 2004 and were astoundingly good and entertaining. Herzog is the guy who calls "Touchdown, Washington R******s" in all those classic clips of the great Joe Gibbs teams from1981-92.

I've lived in the DC area since 1980 and am no Washington fan, but I'd listen to their game call every week because it was so damn good.

Of course Danny Snyder fired Herzog in 2004 in order to put his own PR flunky in the play-by-play chair.

Hungry5 posted:

DAL @ SEA just started now.

Romo scrambling, defender from behind swipes over the right shoulder to knock out the ball... Romo is down holding his lower back.

Goes off the field under his own power.

Oh ,they are convinced Dak Prescott is the heir apparent.

Cowboys are kind of like the booger eating kid in grade school---fun to laugh at.

The Ref fka Blair Kiel posted:

Oh ,they are convinced Dak Prescott is the heir apparent.

Cowboys are kind of like the booger eating kid in grade school---fun to laugh at.

Dak looked okay, but also looked like a rookie. His TD pass to Witten (last night) should have been picked, if not for Witten making the pro-bowler move to go over the LB and catch it. Prescott also pulled it down a lot and took off running. If he continues to do that he'll not last.



SEA played most of their 1's into the 3rd qtr.

Ryan has always been a guy that needed to be at 100% of his ability to be successful because his accuracy and decision making were the only things that he excelled at for a while.  He couldn't afford to lose any arm strength or release speed.  Now that he's a little older those things will have more of an effect on him.  He also used to have 3 solid receivers and a decent OL in his heyday.

Satori:

That's also the game that caused the Falcons to blow their draft on Julio Jones.

My favorite memory from that game was between the 3d and 4th quarters, when they introduced the Punt, Pass, and Kick winners.  Every time they announced a kid, you could hear a polite cheer in the background.  When they announced one from Wisconsin (and I think there were three of them), you could hear a much louder cheer.  I kind of felt sorry for the ones who weren't from Packerland. 

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