Bryan Curtis
Editor-At-Large
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Tom Brady’s Week 1 Report Card, the Harris-Trump Debate Is Here, and NFL TV Notes
Plus, Joe Tessitore debuted on ‘Raw,’ and Shannon Sharpe called out his producers
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Football Talk, the State of the Campaign, and the Art of Podcasting With Pablo Torre
Bryan also discusses his latest piece on Tom Brady as an announcer
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How Fox Threw a Tom Brady Hail Mary and Won
It began with a hopeful text message and a clandestine hotel room meeting. This is the story of how Fox consulted its playbook and won the biggest prize in the Great Announcer Swap.
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Tom Brady’s Broadcast Debut, NCAA Week 1 Reactions, and Track to the Future
Plus, looking ahead to some of the Week 1 lines in the NFL
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Football TV Mega-Preview, Tom Brady’s Debut, and Kamala Harris Speaks
Bryan and David also talk Deion Sanders vs. Denver Post columnist Sean Keeler, ESPN’s takeover of the SEC, and much more
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Debate Chaos, Kamala Harris’s Big Interview, and Leaving CNN With Oliver Darcy of ‘Status’
Bryan and Oliver Darcy discuss the upcoming Harris-Trump debate, Sarah Palin’s new trial against The New York Times, Mark Zuckerberg’s letter to the House Judiciary Committee, and more
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Changing the Way NFL Games Are Called, the Debate Over the Debate, and the DNC Notebook Dump
Bryan and David discuss the state of sports color commentary, the Democratic National Convention, Rece Davis, ‘The Sports Reporters,’ and much more
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Night Four at the Democratic National Convention: Kamala Harris Tells Her Story
For a lot of voters, the Democratic ticket is made up of two familiar-seeming people they are just getting to know
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From Chicago: The Best and Worst of the Democratic Convention With Semafor’s Benjy Sarlin
Bryan and Benjy recap the Democratic National Convention
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Night Three at the Democratic National Convention: Coach Walz Hits the Campaign Trail
There are a couple of lessons in Tim Walz’s ascension to vice presidential candidate. One is about Democratic politics; the other is about football.