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Kevin Harlan doing play-by-play on Chiefs this Sunday
TV broadcast. Nice bonus. Wonder if we'll get a few retro "oh baby what a play" exclamations. [For big Chiefs' plays ONLY. :) ]
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It's got to be better than Ian "I have a 2-inch penis" Eagle
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Ian Eagle is actually a pretty solid announcer for the Nets, but he was biased trash last Sunday.
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Ian eagle sucks. I wish we get gus johnson.
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I hate Ian Eagle
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dammit n00b! |
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I just naturally though Rich Gannon would call the game as well.
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Rich Gannon sucks ass. |
I agree with the Gus Johnson comments. The guy is nails.
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This is the great thing about when you turn your franchise around. Forever Patriot fans were stuck with the Gus Johnsons and the Ian Eagles while the Pat Summeralls and Curt Gowdys and Dick Enbergs called the big games. Someday it will happen Chiefs fans. You'll get Jim Nantz and Phil Simms. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman. Al Michaels and douchebagworth. And you'll know your team has arrived.
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Sterling Sharpe, ANYTHING is better than Sterling Sharpe. Soloman Wilcox is better than Sterling Sharpe.
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Harlan is the best!
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If Ian Eagle is doing your game, it means you are a suck team.
He never draws a good assignment. We'll hear him a lot this year. |
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Harlan said yesterday his new partner was Wilcox. How'd Harlan get stuch with that terd? Who knows myabe he's gotten better?
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Harlan is pretty good. I'm surprised, a little, that he hasn't progressed further up the network food chain but there's always politics in any bigtime position so maybe that explains it, meaning, Harlan doesn't play the politics game?
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I like Harlan a lot, but I'll still listen to Holthus tomorrow. Either way, Kansas City has been fortunate to have two of the best radio voices in the business, hands down.
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Sharpe sounds like he has a cock stuck in his mouth. |
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