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NFL Week 2 announcers schedule: TV broadcasters, announcing crews

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

NFL Week ‌2 Announcer Schedule Revealed: TV Broadcasts and ​Crews

The ‌NFL announced its broadcast schedule‌ for Week 2⁣ of the⁣ 2025 season, detailing the television networks, commentators, and game assignments. The slate ​of games ‌features several high-profile matchups across ​CBS, NBC, FOX,‍ ESPN, and Amazon ​Prime Video, offering fans‌ thorough coverage throughout the weekend of September 12-16.

This declaration provides football enthusiasts with the possibility to plan⁤ their viewing ⁣schedules and follow their favorite⁢ teams‌ with their preferred broadcast teams. The Week 2 schedule is especially significant ‍as it follows the initial⁤ games of‍ the season, offering early insights into team performance⁤ and storylines that will develop throughout the ‍year. The announcing teams themselves are a key⁢ component of the viewing⁢ experience, ⁣providing analysis,⁤ play-by-play, and color commentary.

Here’s a breakdown of the ‌Week 2 NFL‌ broadcast schedule:

Thursday, ​September 12

Kansas City‍ Chiefs ⁣at [Opponent] – Amazon Prime Video: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit

Sunday, September 15

[Opponent] at Buffalo Bills ⁣-⁣ CBS: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo
[Opponent] at Baltimore ⁤Ravens – CBS:​ Kevin Harlan, Trent green
 [Opponent] at Cincinnati ⁤Bengals – CBS: Ian Eagle, Charles⁢ Davis
[Opponent] at Houston Texans – CBS: Andrew ‍Catalon, James Lofton
 [Opponent] ⁣ at Jacksonville Jaguars – CBS: Greg Gumbel, Romy McDaniel
[opponent] at‍ Las vegas⁢ raiders – CBS: Noah ⁤Eagle, Curtis Conway
 [Opponent] at Miami Dolphins – CBS: Carter Blackburn, Jay Feely
[opponent] at New England Patriots ‍ -⁣ CBS: Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez
 [Opponent] at New York⁤ Jets – CBS: Tom McCarthy, Tiki Barber
[Opponent] at Philadelphia eagles – FOX: Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen
 [Opponent] at San Francisco ⁣49ers – FOX: Joe⁤ Davis, Daryl Johnston
[Opponent] at Seattle Seahawks – FOX: kenny‌ Albert, Jonathan Vilma
 [Opponent] at Tampa Bay Buccaneers – FOX: Adam Amin, Mark ‍Schlereth
[Opponent] ⁤at Tennessee Titans – FOX: Jordan Davis, ​Julian Edelman
 [Opponent] at Washington Commanders – FOX: Chris myers, George ​Kittle
Los ‍Angeles Rams at [Opponent] – NBC: Mike ‍Tirico, Cris Collinsworth

Monday, September 16

[Opponent] at Denver​ Broncos – ESPN: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman

Fans can also find the complete schedule and updated information on the NFL’s⁢ official website and through their preferred sports news outlets. jeremy ‌Cluff of ‍ azcentral.com can be reached at ​jeremy.cluff@arizonarepublic.com and followed on X @Jeremy_Cluff.

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J.J. McCarthy’s Comeback: Vikings QB Shines in Fourth Quarter

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

J.J. mccarthy’s Dramatic Debut Fuels Vikings‘ Comeback Win Over Bears

Chicago, IL – In ⁢a stunning display of resilience, rookie quarterback J.J.McCarthy orchestrated a remarkable fourth-quarter comeback to‌ lift the ⁢minnesota Vikings to⁢ a 24-17 victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday. The win marks a pivotal moment ⁢in McCarthy’s young career and offers a glimpse of potential for the Vikings’ future.

McCarthy’s first NFL start began disastrously. Through three quarters, he ‌completed just 7 of 12 ⁢passes for 56 yards, endured three sacks, and⁣ threw a costly pick-six to Nahshon Wright, putting⁣ the Vikings behind 17-6. ​the momentum appeared firmly in the Bears’⁤ favor,especially when a missed field goal prevented them from ‌extending their lead to two touchdowns.

However,that missed possibility proved to be a turning point. McCarthy,seemingly galvanized,ignited a furious rally. Under the guidance of head coach Kevin O’Connell – widely regarded as one of the league’s most promising tacticians – McCarthy led three consecutive‌ touchdown drives. He showcased both arm strength and mobility,scoring two ​touchdowns through the air and ⁣one‍ with his legs. A successful two-point conversion pass to veteran receiver Adam Thielen completed ⁣the scoring ‍surge.

The Vikings’ defensive unit, led by ⁣Brian Flores, also played ‍a crucial ⁤role in the comeback. They began to pressure Bears quarterback ⁤ Caleb williams, disrupting his rythm and forcing incompletions throughout the second half. Williams, facing relentless pressure, struggled to find open receivers.

The night ⁣ultimately belonged ‌to McCarthy, a Chicago native‌ (as noted by Chip Scoggins), who​ overcame early adversity to deliver‍ a performance that will be remembered for years to come. His ability to flip the switch in his first⁣ regular-season game signals a ​promising future for the young‌ quarterback and the Minnesota Vikings.

Did this story resonate with you? We’d love to hear your thoughts! Share this article with your fellow football fans, leave a comment below with your biggest takeaway from ‌the ⁤game, or subscribe to our ⁣newsletter for more in-depth NFL coverage delivered straight to your inbox.⁤ Let’s keep ‌the conversation going!

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Florida Football’s Struggles: A Dooley’s Back Nine Analysis

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Florida Sports Columnist ​Pat Dooley Predicts​ Upsets, reflects‌ on Football’s​ Demands & ‌Shares Playlist

GAINESVILLE, FL – ⁢September 8, 2025 – WRUF.com sports columnist Pat dooley is offering his ​college football predictions alongside observations on the ‌emotional⁢ toll of the game and a glimpse ​into his personal music tastes in his latest column, ⁣”dooley’s Back⁢ Nine.”

Dooley forecasts South ⁣Florida to cover a 16.5-point spread against⁣ Miami, despite‌ the Bulls facing their third‍ consecutive ranked opponent. He ⁢also predicts texas⁣ A&M will‌ cover as 6.5-point underdogs at Notre⁤ Dame ‌and backs Arkansas to cover the 10-point spread against ⁢Ole ⁤Miss,citing the Hogs’ strong offensive start​ against Butch ‍jones’ ‌team.

Beyond the ‌gridiron, Dooley ⁣reflects ⁣on the intensity required to fully appreciate a football game, comparing ⁤it to‌ golf ​- “Football is like golf. You have to play all the holes to register​ a final score.” He⁤ acknowledges the frustration some ⁢fans may feel needing to watch entire games to experience ​the full‍ narrative. The columnist also highlights the success of⁣ the‍ University of Florida’s volleyball team, currently on ‌an ambitious road⁤ schedule after a win against Ohio State, while ⁤noting a recent setback for the Gators’ soccer team with a loss ⁢to Georgia State.

Adding a personal touch, ​Dooley shares a playlist of songs that would enhance⁤ any⁢ tailgate, including “Rejects” by Good Charlotte, “A Little Too⁣ high” by The Black‌ Keys, and​ “Mamunia” by ‌Paul McCartney.

Listeners can ‌hear​ Dooley⁢ and jeff Cardozo on “The‌ Tailgate” from 4-6⁣ p.m. Monday-Friday​ on 98.1-FM/AM-850‍ WRUF.

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Bills’ Stunning Comeback Over Ravens: Key Takeaways

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Bills Stun Ravens with Fourth-Quarter Comeback

The Buffalo bills orchestrated ​a remarkable comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens on sunday night, overcoming a 17-point ​fourth-quarter deficit to win 37-33. The ⁣game highlighted significant struggles for both defenses and‌ a dominant performance by Bills quarterback Josh Allen.

The Ravens initially controlled the game, fueled‌ by a ⁢powerful rushing attack⁢ led by running back Derrick ​Henry. ​Henry finished with 18 carries for ⁣167 yards and two touchdowns, including impressive runs of 30 and 46 yards. He recorded three⁤ runs of at least 30 yards ‌for​ the first time in his career. baltimore built ​a 40-25 lead, but ultimately faltered.

Buffalo’s defense struggled throughout much of the game, ⁤allowing Henry‍ to consistently ​break through the line and Allen ample time to operate. The Bills’⁣ pass rush was largely ineffective, and coverage⁣ was described as “spotty” with⁢ tackling deemed “sloppy.” Defensive tackle⁢ ed Oliver briefly sparked hope for the Bills by forcing‍ a fumble from Henry, recovered by Terrel Bernard,⁢ setting ‍up a⁣ late ​scoring prospect for Allen, ⁢but the overall ⁢defensive performance was deemed unacceptable after conceding 40 points. The ​bills’ secondary was also⁤ hampered ⁤by injuries, with veteran cornerback tre’Davious White sidelined with a groin injury and first-round pick Max ⁤Hairston on injured ⁢reserve, forcing rookie Dorian Strong into significant playing ⁣time.

Despite ⁤the defensive challenges,Josh⁣ Allen led a furious rally. He ⁣utilized both⁣ his arm and legs, frustrating the Ravens’ defense with scrambles, ‌including a⁤ 19-yard gain on⁤ a play that initially appeared to ‍be a sack.​ Allen consistently found time ​to ‍scan the field and make progressions, aided by the Ravens’ limited pass rush, which didn’t record its⁢ first sack until under 10 minutes remained in⁤ the ‌fourth quarter.The Ravens, though,​ contributed to their own downfall. Despite emphasizing the need to ⁣eliminate turnovers after their playoff loss ‍to the Bills in ‌january, they committed ⁢crucial mistakes. ‍A fumble by Henry in the fourth quarter​ proved notably costly. Additional errors included‌ a missed extra ⁣point‍ by kicker Tyler ​Loop,a Jaire Alexander pass interference ‌call‌ that extended a Bills drive for a touchdown,and⁤ a botched ⁣sequence late in the second quarter that resulted in a Bills field⁤ goal.

Baltimore’s offensive strategy leaned heavily on the‍ running game,particularly in the⁤ first ⁢half,where they rushed for 160 yards on 17 carries. The absence of Pro Bowl fullback Patrick Ricard and tight‌ end Isaiah⁤ Likely did not deter their commitment ⁣to establishing the ‍run.

Ultimately, the ‌Ravens’ ⁣inability to close out the game and ⁢their ​recurring ‍self-inflicted errors raised concerns about their‌ consistency. The Bills’ comeback secured a hard-fought victory and highlighted ​Allen’s resilience ⁢in‌ the​ face of adversity.

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Bills vs Ravens: TV Channel, Time & Streaming for NFL Week 1

by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor
written by Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor

Bills vs. ⁢ravens: How to Watch Today’s⁢ AFC Clash

BALTIMORE – The Buffalo Bills face ‍off ⁣against the Baltimore Ravens⁣ in a highly ‍anticipated AFC showdown‍ today, September 8, 2025, at M&T Bank Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.⁢ EDT. This week 1 matchup features a rematch of last season’s⁢ thrilling​ playoff contest,‍ with both teams looking to establish ⁣early ⁣dominance in the conference.

The game will be broadcast nationally on CBS, making ​it accessible to ​a wide audience across the United ​States. Streaming ⁣options are also available for those who prefer⁣ to ⁣watch on the go. This contest is crucial for ⁢both teams ​as they‍ begin their pursuit of ‌a Super Bowl run, and a victory today will provide‍ important momentum heading into the remainder ​of the season.

Date: Sunday,September 8,2025
Time: 1:00‍ p.m.​ EDT
TV Channel: CBS
Streaming: ⁢ Paramount+, Fubo
location: M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore,⁢ Maryland

For viewers who have cut the cord, the⁤ game ‍can ⁤be streamed live on Paramount+ and⁣ Fubo. Fubo ‍offers a free ⁣trial for new subscribers.The ​Peacock app also carries Sunday Night Football beginning ‌at 7:20 p.m. CST on September 7, though this does not include the Bills-Ravens game. The apps are available in⁢ the apple App Store ⁤and on Google Play.

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NFL Week 1: New Coaches, Rising Stars, and Hot Seat Watch

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

NFL‍ Week 1: New Coaches, Familiar Faces, and ⁣Immediate pressure Define⁤ Opening Slate

The 2024 NFL ‍season kicks ⁢off this week with a​ compelling mix of fresh starts, championship aspirations, and high-stakes‍ scenarios for several teams and coaches.Week 1 storylines ‍range from new head coaches seeking strong debuts to established ‍stars aiming ​to build ‌on past​ success, all while navigating the⁤ intense pressure of a⁣ league demanding immediate results.

1. commanders Enter the Dan quinn Era

Washington Commanders fans are eager to see the impact of new head coach Dan Quinn, tasked with revitalizing a franchise that hasn’t reached the playoffs since ⁣2015. Quinn, known for his ⁤defensive prowess during his tenure with ⁤the Atlanta Falcons, inherits a team undergoing​ notable change. The Commanders face⁣ the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1, offering an early test of ⁤Quinn’s ability to instill a winning​ culture.

2. McVay and the Rams Face Early Test

Sean McVay​ and the Los Angeles Rams⁤ are looking to rebound after a disappointing 2023 season. Though, their early schedule presents a significant challenge.The Rams have been outscored 60-38 in their last two season openers under⁤ McVay, and they begin 2024 against a tough⁢ Cincinnati Bengals team. A strong start is crucial for a​ team aiming to return to playoff contention.3. Flacco’s Opportunity, Stefanski’s Security in cleveland

In Cleveland, Kevin Stefanski faces mounting pressure after a mixed record that includes two playoff appearances but also three losing seasons and two⁢ double-digit loss‍ campaigns. The Browns are banking on 40-year-old quarterback Joe Flacco to effectively lead the⁤ offense​ and complement a strong defense. A Week 1 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, a divisional ⁢and in-state rival, is a critical ⁤opportunity to begin the season on a positive note, perhaps safeguarding Stefanski’s‍ future.

4. A Clash of Titans: Ravens vs. Bills

Sunday night features a highly anticipated rematch between⁢ the baltimore Ravens and⁣ the ‍buffalo Bills,​ a replay of last year’s⁤ AFC divisional ​playoff game.⁤ The contest pits two of ⁣the league’s premier quarterbacks, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, ⁣against each other in a potential shootout. Allen was named Associated Press​ MVP in ⁢2024, while ​Jackson received the honor from ⁢the Pro‍ football Writers of America last season,‍ following⁤ his 2023 AP MVP award.

As entering the NFL ⁤in 2018 – Allen⁢ as the seventh overall pick and​ Jackson as the‌ 32nd – both quarterbacks have transformed their respective teams into AFC powerhouses. Jackson holds a ⁢3-1 regular-season advantage over Allen, but Allen has⁢ won both postseason encounters. Last season, baltimore won⁤ the Week⁤ 4 matchup 35-10, only for Buffalo to win the playoff game 27-25.

The outcome of this Week 1‌ game carries significant weight, potentially influencing ​both the early season standings⁤ and the playoff picture, ⁢including home-field advantage, ‍later in the year.

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