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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Jeff Agrest

NFL announcers’ game of musical chairs is over; here’s where top voices are sitting

Joe Buck and Troy Aikman worked together at Fox for 20 NFL seasons. Their 21st will be at ESPN, calling “Monday Night Football.” (Lynne Sladky/AP)

The game of musical chairs among NFL announcers is over. Drew Brees was left standing, and an extra chair remains conspicuously off to the side awaiting Tom Brady.

The top teams at each network are in place for next season after a chaotic offseason. The last time we saw such broadcaster movement was 1994, when Fox outbid CBS for the NFC package and took many of the network’s announcers with it.

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