Chris Myers Archives - Awful Announcing

Fox’s Panthers-Jets broadcast sounded like a 1940s AM radio show

"The audio for the jets game is so bad, now it’s painful to watch and listen to them."

"No sacks of Sam Darnold in this game... Darnold is sacked."

"I pride myself on preparation, and there’s not enough time to prepare in the manner I am accustomed to."

The Hornets' play-by-play announcer will call his first Fox NFL game Sunday in Charlotte, working alongside Mark Schlereth and Jen Hale.

"We’re live at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, setting the 33 car field for next Sunday’s Daytona 500, Indianapolis! 500"

"No, Chris, I don't know anything about breeding kangaroos."

Chris Myers with his “That Deserves A Wow” book. (Left photo of Myers from the 2018 Daytona 500, via Fox Sports.)

Books

With Carolina-Tampa Bay taking place as a late game in Fox's singleheader window, local Fox affiliates that had early games couldn't flip to it.

"At times I just wanted to laugh out loud and call B.S. ..."

"During the game I need you locked in, ready for a potential 4th and 1 call, not jawing with your buddy from college."

Host Brandon Contes interviews Fox Sports broadcaster Chris Myers. Ahead of Fox’s 30th season broadcasting the NFL, Contes...

Fox's Chris Myers recounts his 1998 Up Close interview with O.J. Simpson after the criminal and civil trials that America watched.

"Baba Booey, Baba Booey, Howard Stern’s Penis. Baba Booey."

"It was my best work by far in all the years I've been doing this. You really missed out."

"I've always loved events and interviewing athletes and coaches and people in and around sports, but there's really nothing like the NFL."

Whoa.

A "sports and pop culture game show." Jeff Gordon and Brady Quinn are the first contestants.

Four members of Fox's original Daytona 500 broadcast team spoke to AA about how that broadcast has changed over the years.

The talent roster includes Ryan Dempster, Lou Piniella, Doug Glanville, Rick Sutcliffe, and Chris Myers.

With so little time to replace Jay Cutler, Fox's No. 2 NFL team is moving on without him.