Here is the result from the feed only in plain text:
1. Network executives never root outwardly for teams, but I can assure you Fox brass liked seeing the Eagles advance to the Super Bowl on Sunday afternoon.
2. So many excellent moments from CBS announcers Tony Romo and Jim Nantz during Kansas City’s pulsating 32-29 win over Buffalo.
3. In an uneven first year on TV for Tom Brady, where he has provided significant value for viewers is when he’s dissecting a quarterback — and how a defense approaches quarterbacks.
4. Again: I believe with Brady’s part-ownership of the Las Vegas Raiders, Fox Sports owes viewers transparency when news presents itself.
5. Taylor Swift was naturally at the AFC Championship Game, and network NFL production teams have developed plans when it comes to the most famous pop star on the planet.
6. CBS had 80 cameras for the game, including cameras inside the pylons of the goal line and the back line of the end zone.
7. Fox had 65 total cameras for the Eagles-Commanders, including 30 cameras that were manned by camera operators.
8. The CBS crew got close to 30 minutes this week with Mahomes and Allen during their respective production meetings, which is a fairly standard allotment for the networks with star players.
9. These broadcast stats are remarkable:
10. We will get viewership numbers for both games early this week.
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