NFL Network Draft Coverage Team

NFL network draft coverage hosts are Rhett Lewis, Kyle Brandt, Chris Rose, Andrew Siciliano, and more.

Chris Rose

Chris Rose is a sportscaster from NFL Network. He also serves as a commentator for the Discovery Channel series Battle Bots.

Before his career on the NFL Network, he was hired by MLB Network in 2010. After 2 years, he joined NFL Network and currently serves as a studio host of the channel.

In August 2022, he started hosting a national football podcast with Jets Tights on Jomboy Media.

Andrew Siciliano

Andrew Siciliano is a well-known American TV anchor and host. He is the play-to-play voice announcer for the NFL's Los Angeles Rames.

The host started his career in a game talk show for the now-defunct WMAQ in 1999. He was honored with AIR Best Sports Reporter and Best Anchor.

Siciliano also hosted NFL Sunday Ticket Red Zone and NFL Total Access on the NFL Network. He hosted coverage of the Olympic Games in 2016 and 2016 from NBC's Sports.

Rhett Lewis

Rhett Lewis is an American sports reporter and hosts NFL Networks drafts and weekday morning show NFL AM.

He started her career as a sports reporter at WHDH after his service as a director for KLBK in 2009. The host's NFL journey began in July 2014 when he started to host the NFL Am.

He founded The Sam Dozier Champions Cup in 2017. In 2022, Lewis was naked as the now radio analyst for Indiana after Buck Suhr.

Kyle Brandt

Kyle Brandt is the co-host of Good Morning Football on NFL Network and the host of NFL Draft. He is a well-known TV host and media personality.

He started her career as an executive producer of The Jim Rome Show in 2016. He then joined NFL Networks revamped boring show.

During his career as a co-host, he became known for his hype videos in favor of the Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns.

The other list of the NFL Network draft host are:

• Rich Eisen
• Mike Yamanchors
• Chris Rose
• Collen Wolfe
• Jamie Erdahl
• Jason McCourty
• Kimmi Chex
• Kyle Brandt
• Melissa Stark
• MJ Acosta-Ruiz
• Peter Schrager

NFL Network draft announcers are Steve Mariucci, Joe Thomas, Cynthia Frelund, Adam Rank, Andra Kremer, and more.

Steve Mariucci

Steve Mariucci is a sportscaster and a former football coach who served as a head coach for two NFL teams, i.e., the Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions.

He started his NFL career in 1992 when he became the quarterback coach for Green Bay Packers. After coaching, he was hired as an NFL Network shoe NFL GameDay Morning analyst.

Steve also provides follow-up reports from the late afternoon and Sunday night matchups on NFL Game Dau Highlights. He is one of the analysts for the NFL Draft 2023.

Joe Thomas

Joe Thomas is an NFL Network analyst appearing on pre-game and post-game Thursday Night Football shows. He has also been selected for the NFL Draft 2023.

He has also co-hosted a popular podcast, the Thomas Hawk Show, with NFL player Andrew Hawkins. Before analyst, he was a professional footballer who retired on March 14, 2018.

Cynthia Frelund

Cynthia Frelund is NFL Media's first analytics expert seen in several NFL media shows and platforms. She is also the NFL 2023 draft analyst.

Frelund joined the NFL from ESPN, where she was a Predictive Analytics Analyst for two years.

Before that, she was a business development manager for Disney ABC Television Group and a finance analyst for the NFL.

The other list of announcers are:

• Bucky Brooks
• Cameron Wolfe
• Bridget Condon
• Brian Baldinger
• Dan Hanzus
• Daniel Jeremiah
• Davis Carr
• Emmanuel Sanders
• Gregg Rosenthal
• Ian Rapoport
• James Palmer

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