On one hand, CBS will bring something new to Super Bowl LIII, with Tony Romo becoming the first game analyst to make his Super Bowl debut since Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth did it for Fox 14 years ago.
On the other hand, there is no more familiar network for the game to be on. This will be CBS' 20th Super Bowl broadcast, the most of any network.
Jim Nantz will call his fifth, and he hosted coverage of two others for CBS. (Jim Rikhoff will produce his first Super Bowl, and Mike Arnold will direct his fourth.)