A new era in TV sports begins this week when Amazon Prime Video becomes the exclusive home of the NFL’s ThursdayNightFootball. Here's how to watch:
After 36 seasons calling games for ABC and NBC, Michaels will be the voice of experience for the tech giant’s exclusive weekly game.Yes and no. The main stream will feature Al Michaels, who has done NFL prime time games for 36 seasons, joined by Kirk Herbstreit, a veteran of ESPN’s college football coverage Kaylee Hartung will be the sideline reporter.
One of those tweaks are enhanced real-time stats. Tapping the “X-Ray” button on the screen will allow users to go deep into the data related to the game. Other features will be introduced over the course of the season. “Thursday Night Football” will also be streamed on Twitch, Amazon’s interactive service aimed at gamers.
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