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Greg Olsen nominated for Emmy over Tom Brady


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On 4/10/2025 at 7:06 AM, csx said:

Harlan is play by play. Olsen and Brady are color analysts.

yeah I know, personally I just lump all announcers together and pretty much can't stand listening to most of them and just mute the TV. I will listen to Harlan and Greg though.

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10 minutes ago, CPcavedweller said:

Over Romo? No. And none of them touch what Jon Gruden was. 

Romo used to be solid but has been incredibly annoying to me that last few years. Gruden was the best in the last 10-15 years that's for sure.

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2 hours ago, CPcavedweller said:

Over Romo? No. And none of them touch what Jon Gruden was. 

At his start Romo changed the game, but that was mainly due to him sitting in on meeting and breaking unwritten rules about the game plan. He dropped fast after that great start. After Greg's first year, he passed Romo for my taste. Greg was talking too much and nervous his first few games, but once he got with the flow, he is the best right now.

I liked prime Gruden too, he had 10 something years of great passion and he did reward my ears. I wish he would do it again, "they" have let him back in the machine. Maybe he will pick up a mic in the future, he's been on pods and still has "it".

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Without any hate added in, I would say that Olsen is about two to three times better than Brady. Olsen came in as a natural. Brady seemed somewhat uncomfortable in the beginning, but has shown signs of improvement. Romo does a decent job as well. There's something about knowing the game, and, as a fan, I always appreciate ex-players-turned-announcers who not only know their position, but everyone's position.

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4 hours ago, Day1PanthersFan said:

Brady only got the job because of his accomplishments on the field ,Greg is much more charismatic and entertaining and just as knowledgeable 

I was hoping he would really be our coach, but Caneles is doing alright 

 

 

You beat me to it. Charisma. You can hear how much Greg LOVES football. He’s enjoyable to listen to. I could only imagine seeing him and Luke team up on a Fox crew. 

Brady was awful. Smug. 

Greg could be a devastating offensive coordinator if he chooses to get back to the field. 

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