1. A couple of weeks ago, I stated in Traina Thoughts that it was a disservice to NFL fans that Fox’s Greg Olsen was not behind a microphone for postseason games. My comment had nothing to do ...

Greg Olsen was a key part of the second-most-watched TV broadcast of all time. On Feb. 12, 2023, more than 115 million people tuned in to Super Bowl LVII to see the Kansas City Chiefs defeat the ...

When Greg Olsen hung up his cleats, he didn’t just step away from the game—he stepped into a new arena, one where his voice could shape how fans experience football. But as Olsen recently ...

The last time the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles met in the Super Bowl, former NFL tight end Greg Olsen was calling the game with Kevin Burkhardt as part of Fox's No. 1 announcing team.

Greg Olsen opened up about losing his spot alongside Kevin Burkhardt on Fox after Tom Brady signed a $375 million deal with the broadcaster. The former tight end had made a name for himself ...

Greg Olsen has no resentment toward Tom Brady but was disappointed when the former quarterback replaced him as the lead voice for FOX Sports alongside Kevin Burkhardt. This doesn’t mark the end of the ...

Greg Olsen is experiencing the broadcasting equivalent of being on the sidelines and isn't a fan of it. The former NFL tight-end turned announcer will be watching Super Bowl 59 like the rest of us ...

While there's plenty of storylines and angles to look forward to, there's one thing we won't get to see - Greg Olsen on the mic calling the biggest game of the year. In case you've been living ...

The move was even more puzzling given that Fox had to demote an actual broadcasting star in Greg Olsen to make room for Brady. With the seven-time Super Bowl champion slated to work Super Bowl 59 ...