FOX Sports is gearing up for its 32nd season of NFL coverage with a broadcast team that aims for gridiron excellence redefined. The network has officially unveiled its lineup for the 2025 NFL season, promising viewers top-tier analysis and commentary. This season marks a significant return for key figures and the introduction of innovative studio technology, setting the stage for what FOX Sports hopes will be its most engaging season yet.
Lead Broadcast Team Returns
The cornerstone of FOX Sports’ NFL coverage remains its lead broadcast team. Play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt and analyst Tom Brady are set to return for their second season together, building on their established rapport and providing viewers with insightful game-day analysis. Complementing their commentary will be sideline reporters Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi, seasoned professionals known for their in-depth reporting and player interviews. According to FOX Sports, this team will cover key matchups throughout the season, including the Week 1 game between the Washington Commanders and the New York Giants, and the highly anticipated Super Bowl LIX rematch in Week 2 featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.
Key Matchups
- Week 1: Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants
- Week 2: Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Super Bowl LIX Rematch)
FOX NFL Sunday: A Pregame Tradition
A pregame institution, FOX NFL Sunday, will also return for its 32nd season. Hosted by Curt Menefee, the show features a panel of analysts including Terry Bradshaw, Howie Long, Michael Strahan, and Rob Gronkowski. This team, according to FOX Sports’ official announcement, will continue to provide viewers with pre-game analysis, predictions, and insights, maintaining the show’s long-standing tradition of entertaining and informing NFL fans.
FOX NFL Kickoff: Augmented Reality Debut
FOX NFL Kickoff is set to debut a brand-new studio equipped with cutting-edge XR/AR (extended reality/augmented reality) technology. This technological upgrade promises to enhance the viewing experience, offering dynamic visuals and immersive analysis. Charissa Thompson will host the show, joined by analysts Charles Woodson, Julian Edelman, and Colin Cowherd. The combination of experienced analysts and state-of-the-art technology aims to provide viewers with a fresh and engaging pre-game experience, as emphasized in FOX Sports’ press release.
Other Broadcast Teams
Beyond the lead broadcast team and pregame shows, FOX Sports boasts a deep roster of broadcast talent. Several other teams will cover games throughout the season, ensuring comprehensive coverage of the NFL. These teams include:
- Joe Davis and Greg Olsen with Pam Oliver
- Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma with Megan Olivi
- Chris Myers and Mark Schlereth with Jen Hale
- Adam Amin and Mark Sanchez with Kristina Pink
Rules Analysts
Ensuring fair and accurate interpretation of the game’s rules, Mike Pereira and Dean Blandino will continue to serve as rules analysts for all FOX NFL games. Their expertise provides viewers with clarity on officiating decisions and rule interpretations, enhancing the overall understanding of the game. According to FOX Sports, their continued presence reinforces the network’s commitment to providing informed and reliable coverage.
FOX Deportes: Spanish-Language Broadcasts
FOX Sports recognizes the importance of catering to a diverse audience. FOX Deportes has announced its lineup of Spanish-language NFL broadcasters, ensuring that Spanish-speaking fans can enjoy comprehensive coverage of the NFL season. This commitment to inclusivity underscores FOX Sports’ dedication to serving a broad range of viewers. The specific broadcast teams and commentators for FOX Deportes were included in the network’s official release.
Broadcast Excellence: A Season Preview
The 2025 NFL season on FOX Sports promises to be a showcase of broadcast excellence. With a returning lead broadcast team, innovative studio technology, and a deep roster of talent, FOX Sports is positioning itself to deliver comprehensive and engaging coverage of the NFL. From the pregame shows to the game-day broadcasts, viewers can expect a high level of analysis, commentary, and entertainment. The return of key figures like Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, and the FOX NFL Sunday crew, combined with the introduction of XR/AR technology, sets the stage for a season of enhanced viewing experiences and insightful NFL coverage, reinforcing FOX Sports’ commitment to providing top-tier sports broadcasting.
