Greg Olsen and Joe DavisGreg Olsen and Joe Davis (Photo via Fox Sports)
Disgruntled football fans are calling out Fox Sports announcers Joe Davis and Greg Olsen for what they thought was a classless move during Sunday afternoon’s Los Angeles Rams-Philadelphia Eagles game.

Joe Davis and Greg Olsen, Fox Sports’ No. 2 team, were assigned to the highly anticipated showdown between two NFC heavyweights. Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady, who replaced Olsen on the No. 1 team, are calling the Chicago Bears-Dallas Cowboys game at Soldier Field.

Though the Eagles pulled out a thrilling 33-26 comeback win, the victory came at a cost. Superstar offensive tackle Lane Johnson left the game with a neck injury and did not return, per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo.

Some viewers, however, were unsatisfied with Joe Davis and Greg Olsen refusing to acknowledge Lane Johnson’s injury. (WARNING: Language includes messages that are NSFW).

“Broadcast was so obsessed with the tush push they completely missed the Lane Johnson injury which is the biggest thing by FAR not only in this game, but the entire Eagles season,” a fan wrote.


“So Lane Johnson gets hurt and not a peep about it because all the NFL and broadcasters care about is the fucking tush push. @NFL Do. Fucking. Better,” wrote another.


“did i miss a lane johnson injury update from the broadcast or do they not care,” said a user.

“All Greg Olsen talking about is the tush push. Dude won’t stop. So freakin annoying,” said another.

“Who is the booth ref for this broadcast? They’re all so butt-hurt that the tush push makes it hard to officiate a game. Trust me, guys, ya can’t do much worse,” a fan wrote.


The Eagles scored 26 unanswered points to stun Sean McVay’s Rams and improve to 3-0 on the season. Philly’s fans spent much of the first three quarters booing the performance on offense, but the defending champs prevailed.

REPORT: Shocking New Details Reveal Michael Jordan’s Hidden Power Move With NBC Sports

New details reveal Michael Jordan’s exact role with NBC Sports, offering fresh insight into his growing influence off the courtMichael Jordan (Photo by Jim Dedmon/Imagn Images)
NBC dropped a huge announcement when they roped in the services of Michael Jordan. With the league returning to the network next season, NBC is said to have some big plans with the Chicago Bulls legend. While it is clear that he will be a part of the overall coverage, the media outlet has remained tight-lipped about the same. Till now, it was only known that Jordan will be acting as a ‘special contributor’ for NBC. But now, there might be some shocking details emerging.

Speaking on the topic, Alex Sherman of ‘CNBC’ provided some insight into the matter. He pointed out that the preliminary plans for Jordan are to appear in taped segments. This way, Jordan will be providing analysis on the games. These tapes are expected to be aired either at halftime or at the end of each game.

Sherman also pointed out that NBC will also keep the opportunity for Jordan’s role to evolve in the future. Extending the topic further, ‘CNBC’ also reported that the deal with Jordan was orchestrated by none other than his longtime friend, Jon Miller. Meanwhile, after landing such a huge deal, it is quite expected that Michael Jordan will be elated.

Michael Jordan Gets Candid About His Feelings After The NBC Deals

Sep 1, 2024; Darlington, South Carolina, USA; NASCAR Cup Series Team 23XI owner Michael Jordan watches a video board as NASCAR Cup Series driver Bubba Wallace (23) races during the Cook Out Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports
After the announcements were made, Jordan looked quite happy to have landed himself a big role. Afterall, considering the legend he is, Jordan’s valuable insights will be a great addition to the league’s coverage. Shedding light on the matter, Jordan stated how he was utterly excited to be working with NBC.

“I am so excited to see the NBA back on NBC,” Jordan said in a short clip. “The NBA on NBC was a meaningful part of my career, and I’m excited about being a special contributor to the project. I’m looking forward to seeing you all when the NBA on NBC launches this October.”

Thus, with things looking quite upbeat for Jordan, it now remains to be seen how things pan out in the future.