ESPN reveals full altcast plans for Super Bowl LXI, including first-ever Super Bowl telecast on NFL Network
ESPN will add commentary and analytics feeds, including Pat McAfee’s Field Pass, the ManningCast and a Next Gen Stats telecast, for its first Super Bowl broadcast.
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ESPN Adds Pat McAfee and Next Gen Stats Alternate Broadcasts for Super Bowl LXI
ESPN and the NFL are expanding their Super Bowl LXI coverage with two additional alternate broadcasts, giving fans more ways to experience the big game.What's Happening:Super Bowl LXI Field Pass with The Pat McAfee Show will air on ESPNU, while Super Bowl LXI Playbook with Next Gen Stats will be...
Disney Broadens Super Bowl LXI Plans With Pat McAfee, Next-Gen Stats
Pat McAfee has been turning up in more places on ESPN. Add Super Bowl Sunday to the list. McAfee will lead a growing number of so-called “alterna-casts” built around Disney’s 2027 Super Bowl plans. The outspoken host has been tapped to anchor “Field Pass,” a commentary-driven option that will play alongside a traditional broadcast of the Big Game on ABC and ESPN, and a Super Bowl version of the popular “ManningCast” featuring Peyton and Eli Man…
ESPN reveals full altcast plans for Super Bowl LXI, including first-ever Super Bowl telecast on NFL Network
ESPN will be utilizing nearly every network in its arsenal for Super Bowl LXI in February. On Sunday morning, ESPN announced its full alternate telecast plans for the network’s first-ever Super Bowl. As previously announced, the ManningCast with Peyton and Eli Manning will occupy ESPN2 while Joe Buck and Troy Aikman call the traditional telecast…
NFL Network, ESPNU, to carry Super Bowl altcasts
The following article "NFL Network, ESPNU, to carry Super Bowl altcasts" originally appeared on Sports Media Watch. Acquired by Disney just in time for the company’s first Super Bowl in 20 years, NFL Network will carry the ‘big game’ for the first time. ESPN announced Sunday that NFL Network will carry alternate presentations of its NFL coverage, including “Monday Night Football” games and the Super Bowl, starting this week. The league-branded c…
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