The 2026 NFL playoffs are here! We're seeing who's beginning their road to Super Bowl 60 or who's dropping out and focusing on the 2026 NFL Draft. With six games on Wild Card weekend, there will be ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Al Michaels will return to Amazon Prime Video for another season of NFL coverage in 2026. The 81-year-old sports ...

Al Michaels will be returning to the booth for the 2026 NFL season. Amazon Prime Video — where Michaels has been the lead game-caller since 2022 — confirmed his return to Sports Business Journal on ...

January 9 - Broadcast legend Al Michaels will call NFL games for Amazon Prime Video again in 2026. Amazon confirmed the news to The Athletic, which reported it Friday. Michaels, 81, has been the voice ...

Al Michaels, 81, remains a leading sports broadcaster, spanning five decades in the NFL. Some fans have questioned his energy, but Michaels states, “First of all, I feel great.” He will return to ...

Veteran broadcaster Al Michaels will return to the booth to call NFL games for Prime Video next season, according to a report from Sports Business Journal. Michaels, 81, has been the lead play-by-play ...

Disgruntled viewers have criticized play-by-play man Al Michaels multiple times this year. He has consistently been blasted for his lack of emotion during big plays. Fans have even been led to believe ...

Al Michaels is returning to the booth. The “Thursday Night Football” play-by-play voice will be back with Amazon Prime Video for the 2026 season, according to Richard Deitsch of Sports Business ...

Al Michaels will be back in the booth for Thursday Night Football next fall. Prime Video told Sports Business Journal that Michaels will return for the 2026 season and the 81-year-old broadcaster, who ...

Al Michaels will call his final game of the season on Saturday night, but it won’t be his last appearance on Amazon Prime Video. Michaels said in November that he wants to remain the play-by-play ...

Michaels will be behind the microphone Saturday night for the wild-card showdown between the Bears and the Packers. Gilbert Flores / Getty Images Al Michaels is still gripping the mic — and he’s not ...