Cumulus Media’s (NASDAQ:CMLS) Westwood One, the largest audio network in the United States and the official audio partner of the National Football League (NFL), will deliver live play-by-play coverage of the NFL Wild Card Weekend on Saturday, January 11, Sunday, January 12, and Monday, January 13. This marks the 38th consecutive year of Westwood One serving as the official audio partner of the NFL.Saturday, January 11:The weekend kicks off with live coverage of the Los Angeles Chargers facing the Houston Texans in Houston at 4:00 PM ET. Later that evening, at 8:00 PM ET, the Pittsburgh Steelers will battle the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore.Sunday, January 12:The action-packed Sunday features three high-stakes games.
The day starts at 12:30 PM ET in Buffalo, where the Denver Broncos take on the Buffalo Bills. At 4:15 PM ET, the Green Bay Packers square off against the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia. The day concludes with an 8:00 PM ET game in Tampa, where the Washington Commanders face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Monday, January 13:Capping off the weekend, the Minnesota Vikings and the Los Angeles Rams clash in Los Angeles at 7:30 PM ET.Broadcast Schedule:Saturday, January 11:4:00 PM ET – Los Angeles Chargers @ Houston TexansPlay-by-Play: Kevin KuglerAnalyst: Ryan Harris8:00 PM ET – Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore RavensPlay-by-Play: Ryan RadtkeAnalyst: Mike GolicSideline Reporter: Ross TuckerSunday, January 12:12:30 PM ET – Denver Broncos @ Buffalo BillsPlay-by-Play: John SadakAnalyst: Derek RackleySideline Reporter: Olivia Dekker4:15 PM ET – Green Bay Packers @ Philadelphia EaglesPlay-by-Play: Tom McCarthyAnalyst: Ross TuckerSideline Reporter: Amber Theoharis8:00 PM ET – Washington Commanders @ Tampa Bay BuccaneersPlay-by-Play: Jason BenettiAnalyst: Mike MayockSideline Reporter: Laura OkminMonday, January 13:7:30 PM ET – Minnesota Vikings @ Los Angeles RamsPlay-by-Play: Kevin HarlanAnalyst: Kurt WarnerNote: Both the Kansas City Chiefs and the Detroit Lions have byes into the Divisional round.For the 16th consecutive season, Scott Graham will host pre-game, halftime, and post-game coverage for Saturday and Sunday’s Wild Card matchups.
Rich Eisen of the NFL Network will provide pre-game and halftime coverage for Monday night’s game.Westwood One’s NFL broadcasts will be available on approximately 500 radio stations nationwide, as well as online at westwoodonesports.com, on SiriusXM, NFL+, and through the NFL App.
Kevin’s Summary: Tre Black, Leave Mo’Nique Alone