Al Michaels decides on broadcasting future with Amazon deal ending

Al Michaels Is Giving Football Fans One More Year In The Broadcast Booth (At Least)

NFL viewers will get at least one more year of Al Michaels calling Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime next season, according to The Athletic.The 80-year-old broadcast legend had signed a three-year deal worth $15 million per year that was scheduled to run out after this season. According to reports, he will definitely return next year, but from there on out it will be a year-by-year decision.I'm a Michaels fan, but I seem to be in the minor…

Al Michaels decides on broadcasting future with Amazon deal ending

Hall of Fame broadcaster Al Michaels is taking a slow approach to the end of his career while working with Amazon Prime on Thursday nights.

Report: Al Michaels Makes Decision On Broadcasting NFL Games In 2025

Where They Are Now- Former ESPN Personalities (1:16) Al Michaels is nearing the end of his final year under contract with Amazon Prime Video.The decorated play-by-play announcer is wrapping up his third season calling Thursday Night Football for the streamer after 35 years of announcing primetime games on ABC and NBC. However, the 80-year-old reportedly isn't ready to retire.According to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand, Michaels and Prime Video b…

Cris Collinsworth leaks stunning Al Michaels' NBC contract demand

CRIS Collinsworth revealed a stunning contract demand from Al Michaels which means the latter only can be shown in the first minute during the NBC broadcast. The current Sunday Night Football analyst Collinsworth spoke about his former broadcast partner Michaels during the Week 15 edition of ESPN’s Manningcast. GettyAl Michaels and Cris Collinsworth seen in a past photo[/caption] Michaels and Collinsworth worked in the Sunday Night Football boot…

Major update on legendary NFL commentator Al Michaels’ future with Amazon Prime

While many expect Al Michaels to call it quits in his career next season, the legendary NFL commentator’s days from the booth may be far from over. After 15 years at NBC, the 80-year-old inked a deal with Amazon Prime to cover their Thursday Night Football games with ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbsreit. According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, Amazon Prime Video expects Michaels to stay on their TNF broadcast after his deal expires…

REPORT: Major Details Emerge On Al Michaels' NFL Broadcasting Future Amid Retirement Rumors

Al Michaels (Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for Uninterrupted, LLC) It appears that the career of the legendary Al Michaels is far from over. After 15 years at NBC, Al Michaels signed with Amazon Prime Video to cover their ‘Thursday Night Football’ games with ESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit. Amid growing criticism from fans about his on-air performance, some have wondered if the 80-year-old would walk away after this season.…