Brent Musburger, 86, will return to CBS on “The NFL Today” on Sept. 21 as part of a 50th anniversary throwback edition of the ...

A half-century ago, Brent Musburger turned the NFL pregame show into a signature sports media property for the first time as ...

Unlike Jimmy the Greek, Musburger has been allowed to work uninterrupted. He never has publicly apologized. But hey, people like Musburger, so I guess his comments don’t matter.

Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder must be smiling. His former “NFL Today” buddy is going into full handicapping mode. Windows will be open this weekend for the Westgate SuperBook’s NFL ...

There’s a lot of great stuff in there, especially when it comes to the discussion of Musburger’s role on CBS’ The NFL Today and the talk about his segments with Jimmy The Greek and what that ...

Back in the 1970s, on the iconic NFL Today show, Brent Musburger and Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder became notorious for their subtle nods to the world of sports betting. Remember, this was when ...

His stretch as press director at CBS from 1977-82 alone produced captivating stories on Pat Summerall, Brent Musburger, Jimmy “the Greek” Snyder and Phyllis George.

— Brent Musburger (@brentmusburger) March 1, 2021 Musburger is the only living member of the NFL Today group that included him, George, Cross and Jimmy “The Greek” Spencer. George died last ...

So The Greek and Musburger would use codes for betting lines. Musburger: “Jimmy, what team do you like in this game?” The Greek: “Brent, I like the Cowboys. By how much?

And that meant, before every Sunday’s slate of games, gathering with Brent Musburger, Irv Cross, Phyllis George, and Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder for the kind of football discourse that simply wasn’t ...

The Pro Football Hall of Fame is proud to announce that Brent Musburger has been chosen to receive the 2025 Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award! ️ Hall of Famer Dick Vermeil, a close friend and ...

— Brent Musburger (@brentmusburger) March 1, 2021 Musburger is the only living member of the NFL Today group that included him, George, Cross and Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder. George died last year.