And The Winners Are...
Al Michaels :: Marc Bryan-Brown/Getty Images
A couple of days ago, you voted in
Hot Clicks' NFL announcers poll. Here is a summary of the results.
For favorite lead play-by-play announcer,
Al Michaels blew away the competition with 57.39 percent of the vote. It was the most votes anyone received in any category.
Jim Nantz came in second (11.9 percent), while
Mike Tirico (10.52 percent)
Brad Nessler (10.16 percent) and
Joe Buck (10.04) basically tied for the final spot.
For
favorite lead analyst,
Cris Collinsworth (27 percent) beat out
Troy Aikman (22.27 percent) and
Jon Gruden (18.87 percent) followed by
Mike Mayock (10.85 percent),
Phil Simms (10.74) and
Ron Jaworski (10.26 percent).
For
favorite secondary play-by-play man,
Greg Gumbel (21.05 percent) and
Marv Albert (19.52 percent) took lead honors with
Kevin Harlan (13.27 percent) finishing third. In what I consider an upset and a joke,
Dick Stockton (13.26 percent) beat
Ian Eagle (9.46 percent).
Favorite secondary analyst produced the most stunning results in my opinion based on what I see on Twitter each Sunday.
Daryl "Moose"
Johnston won the category (23.78 percent) while
Dan Fouts (18.9 percent) and
Dan Dierdorf (14.94 percent) rounded out the top three. Sadly, 10.69 percent of Hot Clicks Nation voted for
Tony Siragusa.
The category that produced the most interesting and tightest results was
favorite pregame show host. The men who finished 1-2 couldn't have more opposite personalities as
Bob ("Don't you dare celebrate a TD")
Costas (25.5 percent) narrowly edged out
Chris Berman (24.92 percent).
James Brown was right there with them at 23.8 percent.
Lastly,
Terry Bradshaw (22.68 percent) took
favorite pregame show analyst honors while
Howie Long (18.28 percent) and
Tony Dungy (16.44) rounded out the top three.
Since Al Michaels had the biggest win and produced a blowout like no other, I feel like we should honor him in some way. So, here is his
greatest television moment. And, no, it's not the Miracle on Ice call.