The NFL Network host and play-by-play voice talks about the mega-game in Germany on Sunday, where he'd be without NFL Network and more.
Each week during the football season, we will interview a different broadcaster. The goal is for readers to gain insight into how and college football broadcasters approach what they do, along with some questions tied to the game or assignment they are charged with that week. Our eighth Q&A subject is Rich Eisen, the longtime NFL Network host who will serve as the play-by-play voice for the versus game in Frankfurt, Germany, on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ET on NFL Network.
” I see that in my social timelines sometimes, but I don’t pay any attention to it because I am trying something that is new to me. The way I view it is how lucky I am that 27 years into my national broadcasting career, I’m getting opportunities to try something new. It’s not just a challenge but an enjoyable one. Advertisement I can’t wait to get into that booth. I take it as a blessing that I have such a significant game on my hands.
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