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NFL on FOX broadcaster and former pro tight end Greg Olsen opens up on his emotions not calling the Super Bowl after Tom Brady took over. Listen to more on the “Finding Mastery Podcast” with Dr.

NFL on FOX broadcaster and former pro tight end Greg Olsen discusses the differences and similarities in how he prepared for games as a player and then a broadcast. Listen to more on the “Finding ...

When adding in his four years in Chicago and his one in Seattle, Olsen finished with 8,683 receiving yards—the seventh-most ...

Kansas City Chiefs Travis Kelce is among a group of current players and coaches who could have lucrative NFL broadcasting jobs waiting for them when ...

The retired quarterback-turned-broadcaster has been restricted by the NFL because of his dual role as part-owner of a ...

Tom Brady will have finished calling Super Bowl LIX and his first season as an NFL color commentator will be done. For some ...

Olsen stood by his Fox colleagues but said his "aspirations have not changed." The post Greg Olsen: Fox Relationship Is Positive, But ‘My Aspirations Have Not Changed’ appeared first on Front Office ...

Emmy-winning FOX Sports NFL analyst Greg Olsen tells Rich Eisen why Kansas City’s offense is the key to limiting Eagles RB Saquon Barkley.

Greg Olsen acknowledged that while he wishes he was still on Fox's No. 1 broadcast, he doesn't begrudge Tom Brady for taking over his role.

Tom Brady will call the biggest game of his media career this Sunday as FOX broadcasts Super Bowl LIX. Greg Olsen will be watching from home after he called Super Bowl LVII two years ago when FOX last ...

FOX will broadcast the Super Bowl on Sunday, and things will sound a little bit different than they did two years ago, the ...