List of World Bowl broadcasters

The following is a list of the television networks and announcers who broadcast the World Bowl. The World Bowl was the championship game of the now defunct NFL Europa (and its forerunner, the World League of American Football).

Thursday Night Football on CBS, NBC and NFL Network

Pregame	James Brown (CBS) Bill Cowher (CBS) Deion Sanders (CBS) Bob Costas (NBC) Tony Dungy (NBC) Rodney Harrison (NBC)

Secondary	Rich Eisen Marshall Faulk Steve Mariucci Michael Irvin

Game coverage	Jim Nantz (Play-by-play) (CBS) Phil Simms (Color commentary) (CBS) Tracy Wolfson (Sideline reporter) (CBS) Al Michaels (Play-by-play) (NBC) Cris Collinsworth (Color commentary) (NBC) Heather Cox (Sideline reporter) (NBC)

Former	Bryant Gumbel Dick Vermeil Tom Hammond Scott Hanson Adam Schefter Warren Sapp Bob Papa Matt Millen Joe Theismann Fran Charles Jim Mora Kara Henderson Sterling Sharpe Kurt Warner Jay Glazer Brad Nessler Mike Mayock Alex Flanagan

Notable broadcasts	Bills Toronto Series World Bowl 2007 New England Patriots–New York Giants game "The Miracle in Motown"

Broadcast
partners

Defunct networks	DuMont Sports Network

Monday Night
Football

Sunday Night
Football

Pregame TV
programs

Thursday Night Football	Results (2006–present) 2007 New England Patriots–New York Giants game

NFL Films
TV programs

Other TV programs

Radio broadcast
partners

Defunct networks	Mutual NBC

Secondary partners	Absolute Radio 90s (UK) NFL Audio Pass Sirius XM TSN Radio (Canada)

Local broadcasters	Buffalo Bills Radio Network Cincinnati Bengals Radio Network Cleveland Browns Radio Network Dallas Cowboys Radio Network Denver Broncos broadcasters Detroit Lions Radio Network Packers Radio Network Jaguars Radio Network New England Patriots Radio Network New York Giants Radio Network New York Jets broadcasters Oakland Raiders broadcasters Pittsburgh Steelers Radio Network Titans Radio Network

Broadcasters
by event

Pre-AFL–NFL merger	AFL All-Star Game AFL Championship Game NFL Championship Game Playoff Bowl

Postseason events	AFC Championship Game NFC Championship Game Super Bowl (lead-out programs)

International events	American Bowl World Bowl

TV technology

Other TV
information

TV markets	Fox affiliate switches of 1994 (Repercussions) List of major sports teams in the United States by city (TV markets) Primary television stations

Broadcast policies	Blackout policies Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961

By event	AFC Championship Game

American Football League events	AFL Championship Game AFL All-Star Game

By event	NFC Championship Game

Pre-merger events	NFL Championship Game Playoff Bowl

By event	NFL Draft Pro Bowl Super Bowl

International events	American Bowl Bills Toronto Series World Bowl

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See also