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Love Mike - but yeah, his voice is definitely sounding raspy.
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He gets involved for sure. Kind of reminds me of Lindsey Nelson from back in the day.He's okay. He'll get better with time. I just like the fact that the guy bleeds black and gold.
“Deep punt formation”=Lindsey NelsonHe gets involved for sure. Kind of reminds me of Lindsey Nelson from back in the day.
That's oddly specific.His voice seems raspy. I’m wondering if he had polyps removed from his vocal chords?
He's avg. at best. Find it hard to believe he was the best option. He sounds old and tired.Love Mike - but yeah, his voice is definitely sounding raspy.
I only listened in the beginning of the second half because I had to run an errand and was in my car. Was able to watch most of it.
I was really disappointed primarily because he would describe what the play was but not tell you the result.
What I mean by that is he would say that it was a running play to the right side, or a passing play to the right side, or that someone had room to run, but then he did not follow that up with how may yards were gained or whether they got the first down or where the new line of scrimmage was. Very hard to figure out what happened when he did that.
Hopefully he will correct that because he could be very good.
I agree with that.Ok it was obvious that was a little rusty. But since I always sync the radio with the TV he was much better than Troy and Buck.
It’s actually quite a common procedure for people who use their voice to make a living. Of course, I am merely speculating. Post surgery, their voice sounds a certain way; in fact, they sound similar to what Mike Hoss sounds like now.That's oddly specific.