NFL Super Bowl LV Commentators 2021: Who Will Be Commentating The Super Bowl This Year?

Commentators play a big role in the overall fan experience of any game. As Super Bowl 55 approaches, here’s a look at who the commentators for the big game will be.

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Who Are the Commentators For Super Bowl 55?

The Super Bowl will be broadcasted on CBS and as such they’ll have their best commentators on duty. That means we’ll be getting our favorite commentating duo for the big game: Tony Romo as the analyst and Jim Nantz with the play by play.

Any game that Romo commentates is always a delight to watch. Romo seems to have a knack for knowing when plays are going to happen before they actually happen.

I mean, do you guys remember this from the 2019 AFC Conference Championship:

Romo used to be the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys and he was a very solid starter for a long time. Therefore, he has a good sense of football IQ and can read defensive and offensive schemes.

It also makes for an entertaining show for NFL fans watching the game from home. In fact, Romo’s prediction skills are elite enough to where he predicted this matchup:

Jim Nantz also adds a lot of fire to the commentary with his exciting and loud voice. Look at how exciting he makes this play sound:

The NFL is in good hands with both of these in the booth for its biggest game.

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