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Westwood One to Broadcast NFL Championship Sunday, Sponsored by TurboTax

By Allen Jacobs

Cumulus Media’s (NASDAQ:CMLS) Westwood One, America’s largest audio network and the official audio partner of the National Football League, will present live play-by-play coverage of NFL Championship Sunday, sponsored by Intuit TurboTax, on January 26th.

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In the first of two highly anticipated championship games, the Washington Commanders square off against the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia, with Westwood One’s live coverage beginning at 2:00pm ET. The excitement continues Sunday evening at 6:30pm ET, with the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs match-up in Kansas City. Westwood One keeps the play-by-play action coming, with live coverage beginning at 6:30pm ET.  

This season marks Westwood One’s 38th consecutive year as the official audio partner of the NFL.    

The complete broadcast schedule follows:   

Sunday, January 26, 2025 

2pm ET airtime 

Washington Commanders @ Philadelphia Eagles 

PXP:            Ian Eagle 

Analyst:         Kurt Warner 

Sidelines:      Ross Tucker 

  

6:30pm ET airtime 

Buffalo Bills @ Kansas City Chiefs 

PXP:        Kevin Harlan 

Analyst:      Devin McCourty 

Sidelines:      Derek Rackley   

For the 16th consecutive season, Scott Graham will host Westwood One’s pre-, half-, and post-game coverage for NFL Championship Sunday. 

   Listeners can hear Westwood One’s NFL broadcasts on approximately 500 broadcast radio stations nationwide as well as on westwoodonesports.com, SiriusXM, NFL+ and via the NFL App.

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