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**kSmica** · 05-20-2006, 08:00 AM

I didn't see the Raiders-Chiefs game but I noticed it during the Panthers-Patriots game and the Rams-Cardinals game. It seems like the color commentators are really pushing for one team to beat the other. I can understand if it's hometown radio but not on a national broadcast.

Ya i notice that a lot aswell. What ever happened to impartial commentators who just comment on the game, the way guys are playing, and are excited when EITHER TEAM makes a great play. You see a little bit of that with Al Michaels but the old color commentators of the past are long gone. I'm a Chiefs fan, but i am also a football fan. I love football in general, and when i watch games and i hear guys praising one team, which happens to be losing and not even talking about the other it ruins the experience. I guess it will never change.

05-20-2006, 08:00 AM	#3
kSmica Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 631 Senior Member	I didn't see the Raiders-Chiefs game but I noticed it during the Panthers-Patriots game and the Rams-Cardinals game. It seems like the color commentators are really pushing for one team to beat the other. I can understand if it's hometown radio but not on a national broadcast. Ya i notice that a lot aswell. What ever happened to impartial commentators who just comment on the game, the way guys are playing, and are excited when EITHER TEAM makes a great play. You see a little bit of that with Al Michaels but the old color commentators of the past are long gone. I'm a Chiefs fan, but i am also a football fan. I love football in general, and when i watch games and i hear guys praising one team, which happens to be losing and not even talking about the other it ruins the experience. I guess it will never change.
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