Ed Sherman Profile

CBS will blanket its coverage of Super Bowl LIII with 115 camera. The modest 30-minute pregame show for the first game now has morphed into a highly-produced four-hour spectacular known as 'The Super Bowl Today.'

Tony Romo became an internet sensation during his broadcast of the AFC Championship Game. What should we expect during his first-ever appearance in a Super Bowl booth?

John Eisenberg tells the story of a time when the NFL actually was an underdog fighting for survival in his new book, The League: How Five Rivals Created the NFL and Launched a Sports Empire.

Hall of Fame QB Kurt Warner discusses his busy and challenging schedule as an analyst for both NFL Network and Westwood One Radio. Warner says he wants to leave a "mark outside the lines very much like I did inside the lines."

NFL.com's Ed Sherman gives us a peak behind the curtain of what goes into the production of an NFL broadcast, and the crucial pregame meetings that happen between head coaches and the TV broadcasters.

Jim Nantz knows the drill, having been on CBS' call for Thanksgiving Day games since 2004. However, his pregame activities for the Bears-Lions game will be anything but routine.

Gil Brandt has carved out a successful second career in NFL media after serving as one of the legendary architects of the great Dallas Cowboys teams during the Tom Landry era.

FOX NFL Sunday and FOX NFL Kickoff will host their shows Sunday from Ft. Benning. Plus, Bill Cowher is the subject of the latest edition of A Football Life, Friday at 8 p.m. on NFL Network.

Ed Sherman previews the latest installment of NFL Network's "A Football Life," which chronicles the life of San Francisco 49ers legend Dwight Clark.

Ed Sherman profiles NFL Network's Rich Eisen, who has been with the network since its inception in 2003. Eisen remarks about his journey to NFL Network and his play-by-play opportunity in London.

Bruce Arians is adjusting to the nuances of being a game analyst for the NFL ON CBS. Ed Sherman takes a closer look at how the former coach is transitioning from play sheet to shot sheet.

Joe Buck insists he isn't fazed about calling two NFL games during several weeks this year thanks to his new Thursday Night Football duties. Troy Aikman agrees.

Before Good Morning Football, Kyle Brandt starred on reality TV and a soap opera and played running back at Princeton. His new vehicle, which debuts Friday, is "going to be different than every other show" on NFL Network.

With the season set to kick off Thursday, Ed Sherman previews some new looks viewers can expect to see on the television front in 2018.

The Dallas Cowboys have cornered the market with ex-players becoming lead analysts for the various No. 1 network broadcast teams for the NFL. Jason Witten is the latest to make the transition.

Ed Sherman spoke to Dan Patrick, Al Michaels and NFL Network producer Andy Gregg about how they are planning for Super Bowl LII.

Al Michaels is gearing up to work on NBC's coverage of Super Bowl LII next week. He will reach a milestone of sorts by doing play-by-play for his 10th Super Bowl; his first on the call was Super Bowl XXII in 1988.

Year 1 of the Jim Nantz-Tony Romo broadcast team officially goes in the books when they call the AFC Championship Game on Sunday. Ed Sherman spoke to the former QB about his first season as an analyst.

Jon Gruden's decision to return to coaching immediately creates the biggest off-season NFL media story: Who will fill his large role at ESPN?

Filmmaker Michael Meredith, who's father, Don, played in the Ice Bowl with the Dallas Cowboys, explores the impact of the legendary game in "The Timeline: The Ice Bowl," which airs Friday on NFL Network.

Jac Collinsworth is quickly making a name for himself as a feature reporter for ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown as he follows in the footsteps of his father, Cris Collinsworth.

Scott Hanson has fans everywhere these days thanks to the popularity of NFL RedZone. Ed Sherman spoke to Hanson about his unique job.

CBS is celebrating the 50th year of 'The NFL Today' this season, the longest-running show in sports. Ed Sherman profiles the long-standing show's history.

Get ready for the SkyCam. Thursday's Tennessee Titans-Pittsburgh Steelers contest will feature the SkyCam providing the primary camera angle for the television broadcast.

Mike Tirico always has maintained a busy schedule, but even by his standards, his current stretch is a bit over the top.

Former NFL coach Rex Ryan says he's happy working on ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown, but he's still open to the possibility of returning to the coaching ranks.

Charles Davis has bucked long odds considering NFL analyst jobs almost always go to former players who were some of the game's biggest stars and coaches.

Monday Night Football remains an institution in American sports. But how does the high-level production come together in less than a week's time? Ed Sherman goes behind the scenes.

Steve Smith Sr.'s first year out of football has been a learning experience on many levels. Ed Sherman chronicles how Smith is learning the nuances of working in TV as a NFL Network analyst.

Amazon will make its NFL game debut Thursday in what potentially could be a game-changer for how viewers consume football in the future.

Michael Vick got a second chance to play again in the NFL. But, the former quarterback admits he wasn't sure he would get a first chance in broadcasting.

Ed Sherman profiles long-time ESPN host Chris Berman and his new, reduced role on NFL Sundays after 31 years as the primary NFL host.

Don Ohlmeyer, the ground-breaking Monday Night Football producer, died Sunday at the age of 72.

Tony Romo, tabbed to be only the sixth lead analyst in CBS' NFL coverage since 1962, has already won over partner Jim Nantz. The next step for the former Cowboys QB is winning over everyone else.

Beth Mowins will become only the second woman, and the first in 37 years, to do play-by-play of a NFL regular-season telecast when she teams with Rex Ryan for the Los Angeles Chargers-Denver game, the second half of an ESPN Monday Night Football doubleheader on Sept. 11.

Ed Sherman previews the new season of HBO's 'Hard Knocks,' which highlights the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and their journey through training camp.

Once on the back nine of his career, Tony Romo has been playing 18 holes as of late. The former Cowboys quarterback and new CBS color analyst will compete in the Masters of amateur golf this week.

One thing has remained a constant through the years: The TV networks love high-profile, recently retired Cowboys QBs. Tony Romo is the latest one to head to the broadcast booth.

NFL Network analyst Mike Mayock talks to Ed Sherman about preparing for the NFL Scouting Combine and the event's growth in popularity among football fans.

Frankie Morales is a die-hard Dallas Cowboys fan, and that hardcore fandom earned him the Super Bowl sleepover experience courtesy of Courtyard Marriott. Read about Morales' once-in-a-lifetime experience.

There will be 80 hours of live coverage on NFL Network, featuring 47 on-air personalities. NFL's digital media outlets will be pushing out a seemingly unlimited array of content.

Joe Buck always thinks of his father whenever he does a big sporting event. No game is bigger than the Super Bowl, though, and thanks to a foundation built on Super Sunday, Buck will be back to call another on Feb. 5.

Led by Deion Sanders' infamous FaceTime interviews, "GameDay Prime" has helped lead NFL Network to a big fall when it comes to the television rankings.

As part of the release of the 20th anniversary Blu-ray edition of "Jerry Maguire," NFL Network teamed with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to produce videos about the memorable characters.

Vince Lombardi's final year as an NFL coach wasn't with the Packers but with the Redskins. "The Timeline: Lombardi's Redskins" looks at his first and last year in Washington.

Maurice Jones-Drew was known as a versatile running back during his days in the NFL. In his post-NFL career, Jones-Drew is bringing that same versatility to the NFL Network.

Cynthia Frelund, NFL Network's first analytics expert, is breaking new ground in breaking down the stat lines across the league. Ed Sherman spoke to Frelund about her role and Year 1 aspirations.

NFL Network's Andrea Kremer has tackled some emotional stories throughout the past few years. Her latest on the violence in Baton Rouge has received national acclaim.

A new television series takes a unique spin on the NFL's car connection. "Tackle My Ride" debuts Tuesday with back-to-back episodes at 8 p.m. ET on NFL Network.

This week NFL Films examines the life of perhaps the greatest football player of all time. Jim Brown: A Football Life will make its debut after Thursday's Cleveland-Baltimore game on NFL Network.

"Thursday Night Football" is coming to NBC. The producer of NBC's "Sunday Night Football" explained to Ed Sherman the process of producing two games in one week.

Ed Sherman profiles NFL Now executive producer David Nickoll and how his team is changing the game with unconventional content.

Tons of footage of Brett Favre has been broadcast over the years. This is why there was hesitation in 'A Football Life' on Favre. The episode accomplishes showing a different side of the Hall of Famer.

After an 11-year pro career, Nate Burleson joined the NFL Network as an analyst. Two years later, Ed Sherman writes about Burleson's latest transition to New York as part of "Good Morning Football."

During last week's live stream of the New York Jets-Buffalo Bills game on Twitter, a tweet from a Bills fan, got to the essence of what made it so historic. It is a new world for the NFL, and it is changing by the minute.

Mike Tirico recently made the big jump from ESPN to NBC. On Sunday night, Tirico will take over for Bob Costas as host of NBC's "Football Night in America." But the role requires an adjustment.

A new season of the "The Timeline" series kicks off with "9/11" Friday at 8 p.m. ET on NFL Network. The film looks at how the events of that day impacted the NFL, its players and its fans.

"Hard Knocks" is taking on the Rams' return to Los Angeles, meaning it will feature glitz, glamour, Todd Gurley -- and something no other season of the show has covered before.

Like everyone else, the people behind NFL Network's training camp and preseason coverage can't wait to get back to live football -- including a key moment for Patriots QB Jimmy Garoppolo.

NFL Films' cameras caught many eye-opening moments for "All or Nothing: A Season with the Arizona Cardinals" -- including Bruce Arians scolding his players for trying to take something of his.