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In the 44-minute sports media podcast, Andrew Marchand and Jon Meterparel analyze what CBS can do about its Jim Nantz and Tony Romo booth problem. Plus, the duo breaks down all the broadcast crews.

It’s “Everybody Loves Sports Media with Andrew Marchand & Jon Meterparel”

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The Rundown …

* Grading the NFL teams

* What can CBS do about the Jim Nantz & Tony Romo problem

* The NFL is soaring once again

* The Tom Brady dynamic on Colin Cowherd works

* The Jacksonville reporter had a nice sentiment, but the wrong setting

* Greg Olsen really knows what to say on game broadcasts

* The elephant in the room with Al Michaels coming back for another year with Prime Video

* Why Michaels should announce his retirement before his final season

* The Nantz aspect in the Tony Romo problems

* Ian Eagle made J.J. Watt better

* Why Brady and Kevin Burkhardt are really good now

* The strong producing of Brady …

* Mike Tirico & Cris Collinsworth have good momentum to their broadcast

* Why the Jacksonville reporter situation lacked a lot of context

* Chris Fowler/Kirk Hebrstreit vs. Sean McDonough/Greg McElroy: Who’s better?

* Joe Buck appears to do that Vin Scully thing of using 10 percent of his board

* The MLB TV moves with David Cone leaving ESPN, while NBC is thinking big on Sunday Night Baseball

* Ryan Ruocco is someone who could do national MLB

* ESPN’s tennis moves

* The RSN mess may be at a tipping point

* Papa Clicker Review: The Fight of His Life: Joe Louis’s Battle for Freedom During World War II … 4.5 Clickers

* Marchand & Meterparel’s Sugar Ray Robinson stories

* Golden Globes review: Best host ever?

* On Deck: Chris Oliviero is The Main Event

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