Everyone Is Saying The Same Thing About Al Michaels During Browns-Texans Playoff Game

Everyone is saying the same thing about legendary sports commentator Al Michaels during the Houston Texans-Cleveland Browns AFC Wild Card Game on Saturday.

In a surprise move, NBC took Michaels off of their postseason coverage for NFL Super Wild Card Weekend. Though Michaels left NBC and joined Amazon Prime Video’s “Thursday Night Football” program in 2022, his old employer brought him back to call the Jacksonville Jaguars-Los Angeles Chargers playoff game last year.

Instead of bringing Michaels back again, NBC assigned Noah Eagle and Todd Blackledge to one wild card game, with Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth set to call the other.

Needless to say, football fans are missing Michaels’ legendary voice for this year’s playoff coverage:

The Browns Texans game needs Al Michaels announcing to give it a big game feel.

— Rippe🎯 (@MichaelRippe) January 13, 2024

Al Michaels should be calling this #browns #Texans game #nfl

— Adam Stocker (@ASTOCK3) January 13, 2024

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Should’ve let Al Michaels commentate the Browns game tbh

— CJ. (@ThatPRETTYMFKK) January 13, 2024

Al Michaels should be calling a wildcard game. Period.

— Michele Tafoya (@Michele_Tafoya) January 13, 2024

@NFL Sad day for NBC Sports today by benching legendary Al Michaels (owner of the greatest sports call moment in history) in place of 26-year-old Noah Eagle, who was born the same year that Browns starting QB Joe Flacco was already 12-years-old. pic.twitter.com/TSLcu6xsqf

— Steve Benson (@SteveBenso35263) January 13, 2024

Missing Al Michaels

— Jha (@jeremyha14) January 13, 2024

Indeed, it does not at all feel the same without Michaels on the NFL postseason coverage.