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Pat McAfee to Lead New Super Bowl Broadcast
11 Oct
Summary
- ESPN will feature multiple alternative broadcasts for the Super Bowl.
- Pat McAfee will host 'Field Pass,' an opinion-driven commentary.
- A statistics-focused telecast, 'Playbook,' will also be available.
Super Bowl Sunday is set to feature a new slate of alternative broadcasts, expanding beyond the traditional game coverage. Pat McAfee, a prominent host, has been chosen to anchor 'Field Pass,' an alternative commentary-driven option. This broadcast will run parallel to the main telecast on ABC and ESPN.
In addition to McAfee's show, a Super Bowl version of the popular 'ManningCast,' featuring Peyton and Eli Manning, will be available on ESPN2. Furthermore, ESPN is introducing 'Playbook,' a telecast dedicated to statistics, which will be hosted by Field Yates, Chase Daniel, Louis Riddick, and Seth Walder.
'Field Pass' will be aired on ESPNU, while the 'Playbook' telecast will be accessible on the NFL Network. These diverse offerings signify a significant push into alternative viewing experiences for major sporting events.
