Fans of features other than Joe Buck and Troy Aikman who call “Thursday Night Football” will be lucky starting this week, as Amazon begins its fourth season of online gaming when Chicago welcomes Tampa Bay.
Amazon will once again feature Hannah Storm and Andrea Kremer, who will call the games on their Prime Video service, will also upload a “Scout Feed” and a live Twitch stream to their options.
“It’s 2020. La people consume their sports differently. They’re looking for other things they need to hear in a game,” said Andrew Hawkins, who will sign up for Cari Champion for Twitch live streaming. “You may need to hear anything else about how other people watch the game. With a moment or a third screen, you get as many versions as possible. “
Storm and Kremer are in the third season of games on Amazon Prime, while the other offers are in their first year.
Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks will do the Feed Scouts with Joy Taylor. Jeremiah is an nfl analyst, as well as Los Angeles Chargers radio shows. Jeremiah and Brooks are also co-ample of the “Move the Sticks” podcast, which may seem like somehow.
Jeremiah said he did a practice session at last Thursday’s game between the New York Jets and the Denver Broncos.
“It’s as if Bucky and I on the couch watching a game. We’ll get back to you about the clashes and building the team with other projection tips and trends,” he said. “This gives you a position to see if you’re interested in the projection facet rather than a playback-by-playback format. The younger generation discovers interesting things about transmission. “
To transfer between advertisers, Prime members open the settings screen and feed of their choice.
Amazon is also releasing interactive replays, which allow enthusiasts to view the game’s most productive games and get data on next-generation statistics.
Amazon Prime will also have several NFL exhibits during the week. Hawkins and Kyle Long have “The NFL How Box” on Monday afternoons, allowing enthusiasts to ask them questions. There is also “NFL Next” Tuesday and “NFL Time Machine” on Wednesday.
Marie Donoghue, Amazon’s vice president of global sports videos, said comments from fans and viewers had been a driving force for new offerings.
“We focus on choice and choice,” he said. “Sports intake is becoming and we have a wonderful opportunity to serve them. “
In addition to Thursday night’s games, Amazon will exclusively broadcast a game from the time of the season, which has not yet been announced, and the setting will also be televised live in the team’s domestic markets.
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