NBA Lie Detectors, Duren’s Future, Tomlin’s TV Splash, and a 2026 Sports Media Check
Sep 29, 2026 · 2h 5m · take 31 of 41
- J.J. Watt might not become CBS's lead NFL analyst.
“I'm not sure he's the number one guy.”
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Curtisthis week. Week four. You're David Burson and you're sitting there and you're like, part of this equation, as we know, is not just a moral equation. It's like, do I have a number one announcer that I can just put into that slot and feel good about for the next couple of years or at least the rest of this year?
CurtisYeah.
CurtisAnd I look at Watt and I'm like, I can see it.
CurtisI could project it, but I'm not sure he's the number one guy.
BillOr he's in a three -man booth as a number two guy.
BillI feel like he needs another person and again, I don't like three man booths but it just feels like it needs a little more there's something to be said about seeing Brady
Billespecially seeing Brady these days but seeing Brady and it just it's like that's Tom Brady you know, Collinsworth has been in our lives for this entire century as an announcer and it still feels like a big game when he's there. I think Tariko's the best he's ever been announcing football just in general like he's still i feel like he's still climbing as a play -by -play guy his football stuff is fantastic
From the episode transcript around 01:25:25. Speaker names are recognized by voice.
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