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Sirius Satellite Radio, the only satellite radio provider to broadcast NFL games, will provide comprehensive coverage of Super Bowl XLI for its football fans, with multiple live game broadcasts, live day-long news and analysis every day of Super Bowl week.
On Super Bowl Sunday, Sirius will offer ten different game calls, including both teams’ local radio broadcasts and the national Westwood One/CBS Radio Sports broadcast, along with broadcasts in seven languages.
Sirius will also broadcast live every day from “Radio Row” at the Miami Beach Convention Center. The broadcast will be streamed live and free of charge on the NFL’s official game site.
The broadcast will provide news and analysis from hosts such as Jerry Rice, Cris Carter, Tim Ryan, Pat Kirwan, Gil Brandt, Jim Miller, Carl Banks, Bob Papa and Adam Schein.
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