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CBS Sports is making significant changes to its announcing roster for both NFL and college football broadcasts. This shuffle involves bringing a recently retired NFL superstar into the game booth and setting the stage for the retirement of...
The decision for J.J. Watt to join the broadcast booth full-time follows a successful guest appearance calling the Christmas Day game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs on Netflix alongside future partner Ian Eagle. Watt expressed excitement about returning to the game day atmosphere, albeit without taking hits. This move creates a ripple effect within CBS Sports. Charles Davis, a respected analyst with experience in both NFL and college football (including three BCS national championship games for Fox), will transition back to the college ranks. He's set to become the lead analyst for Big Ten games in 2026, following the retirement of Gary Danielson. Danielson's retirement marks the end of a significant era. With 36 years in broadcasting, nearly 20 as CBS's lead analyst covering powerhouse conferences like the SEC and now the Big Ten, his voice has been synonymous with major college football Saturdays for decades. His partnership with Verne Lundquist, and later Brad Nessler, covered iconic moments in the sport. Davis will work with Nessler starting in 2026.
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