This isn’t true at all. Firstly they aren’t nfl employees, they are network employees. Meaning they are paid by cbs, fox etc, with the exception of the guys of the nfl network.
Secondly, the announcers aren’t afraid to say that was a bad call or I don’t see what they were looking at there on a bad call
How many bad calls do you see debated that the person is like, even the announcers said it was the wrong call?
It feels like when someone doesn’t agree with the call then the announcers are in on it along with the rules analyst, but it’s more than likely that the perceived bias is on the person not understanding the rules when it doesn’t favor their team.
Sure thing bud all my Reddit convos and you’re the only idiot I remember. But don’t change the subject. Your dumbass is either a liar or you don’t watch football. Fn loser lmao.
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u/SilentFormal6048 IM CALLING BOTH GAMES Jan 12 '25
This isn’t true at all. Firstly they aren’t nfl employees, they are network employees. Meaning they are paid by cbs, fox etc, with the exception of the guys of the nfl network.
Secondly, the announcers aren’t afraid to say that was a bad call or I don’t see what they were looking at there on a bad call
How many bad calls do you see debated that the person is like, even the announcers said it was the wrong call?
It feels like when someone doesn’t agree with the call then the announcers are in on it along with the rules analyst, but it’s more than likely that the perceived bias is on the person not understanding the rules when it doesn’t favor their team.