Westwood One Radio Archives - Awful Announcing

Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker hilariously highlight cheese-grating Lions fan on radio call of TNF

"There is a dude in the stands that brought actual cheese and a grater."

‘It was a thicc pick!’: NFL announcers went nuts for Khalen Saunders’ interception

"BIG KHALEN RUMBLIN'!"

LISTEN: TV & radio calls of Kansas City Chiefs winning Super Bowl LVIII

"MAHOMES MAGIC MAKES ITS WAY TO BIKINI BOTTOM, AND THE CHIEFS HAVE DONE IT ONCE AGAIN!"

Kevin Harlan turns Dayquil ad into amazing ‘HONEYLICIOUS’ call

Kevin Harlan is simply the best, as this amazing moment from Thursday night's Westwood One Radio telecast proved.

Legendary Notre Dame football announcer Tony Roberts passes away

Roberts called Notre Dame football from 1980 through 2005.

Here are TV and radio calls of UConn winning the national championship

"Hurley and the Huskies have their dreams come true!"

Here are TV and radio calls of San Diego State’s Final Four buzzer-beater

"Four, three... Lamont Butler, Lamont Butler, pull-up jump shot... GOOD! GOOD! GOOD! GOOD! THEY'RE STORMIN' THE COURT! THEY'RE STORMIN' THE COURT!"

Here are TV and radio calls of Chiefs winning Super Bowl LVII

TV and radio calls of the Kansas City Super Bowl title from Kevin Burkhardt and Greg Olsen on Fox, Mitch Holthus on Chiefs radio, and Kevin Harlan on Westwood One radio.

Kurt Warner set to replace Boomer Esiason on Westwood One’s Monday Night Football radio package

Warner had previously served as the fill-in analyst for these Westwood One games, so this will hopefully be a smooth transition.

Boomer Esiason leaves Westwood One MNF coverage after 18 years: “I kind of have to get part of my life back.”

Esiason would often host a morning show Monday, fly to the MNF location, then fly back overnight and do another morning radio show at 6 a.m. Eastern.

With ESPN’s approval, Ed Werder will work as an NFL sideline reporter for Westwood One

Ed Werder returns to the NFL on Monday night.

Kevin Harlan’s done calling fans on the field, even after Tonight Show invite

Harlan's fan-on-the-field play-by-play was well-received, but he's not returning to it.

INDIANAPOLIS, IN – FEBRUARY 01: CBS NFL gmae analyst Phil Simms speaks during a press conference for the FedEx Air & Ground NFL Players of the Year in the Super Bowl XLVI Media Center at the J.W. Marriott Indianapolis on February 1, 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)

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