Quote:No duh?

 

My question was more centered around him being in the booth with Nantz and Simms, and also giving chime in commentary when asked by the other announcers doing the other games.

 

Im assuming they have him live in the studio on set which dosen't make sense. They should do like FOX with Perria and have him show a illustration of the play and call that was made.

 

Mike Periera has done it in both the studio and the booth, usually the studio. I don't know what you mean by "illustration of the play." He just talks about it.

 

For example during the Cardinals game last year, Periera was asked what he thought of the ruling Gus Bradley challenged and lost. Instead of saying who recovered the fumble (a Jaguar), he said the play was not reviewable and the referee was probably telling Bradley he can't challenge it because the question was who had it last.

 

Why doesn't it make sense to have him live in the studio? That is where he can watch every game on CBS instead of just the one his family can watch at home.

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