Ranking the best and worst NFL announcers: Fox Sports
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by SSreporters
With the NFL season on the rise, I've decided to come up with a list of top announcing teams, and the bad announcing teams. Today, we'll start with Fox Sports. What we'll do, is start with ranking the play-by-play men from top to bottom, and do the same with the analysts another day.
Play-by-play men:
- Dick Stockton. I like Stockton (you thought I was going to make a joke there did you?) because he talks about the game more than any other announcer that I've heard for the NFL. He's got the right voice, is neutral, and a veteran guy who should have never been demoted to being with Brian Baldinger.
- Matt Vasgersian. Matt is slow at times with his delivery, but he has a lot of excitement in his voice, witty, and passionate about the game. Kind of like the Anti-Joe Buck.
- Sam Rosen. He is very underrated in my opinion when doing NFL games. Rosen has been dragged down because he used to be partners with Bill Maas.
- Kenny Albert. Kenny's voice is annoying as heck, but he rarely makes mistakes when calling a game. As I said, the voice just knocked him down to 4th.
- Ron Pitts. I like the fact that he used to play in the NFL, so he better know the game inside out. But he is so unexcitable, and that makes Gus Johnson really sad.
- Joe Buck. He just sucks. Too many baseball references, barely pretends to be interested in the game, and bores me to death. The only thing preventing him from being last, is Troy Aikman.
- Thom Brennaman. Thom is barely audible when he does football, and I honestly think that he, Charles Davis, and Terry Donahue are impossible to listen to.
Any agreements? Disagreements?
