Mike Tirico’s in a high-profile transition year, and so are the Broncos.
The well-known play-by-play man is in his first season on Sunday Night Football, and he’ll be on the call alongside Chris Collinsworth as the Broncos host the 49ers in a Week 3 primetime showdown at Empower Field.
With a new coach, quarterback, ownership group and second-year general manager at the controls, Tirico acknowledged “it feels like it’s a new time for Broncos football.” While the Broncos can make a statement with an upset win over the 49ers , Tirico isn’t quite ready to project Denver as a playoff team. But he also isn’t worried about Nathaniel Hackett’s early growing pains — the head coach had game-management controversies in his first two games — which Tirico believes “we won’t be talking about come October or November.”
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