Bills-Bengals get favorable announcer pairing for Week 14 showdown

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The rivalry between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals will be renewed on Sunday with the two teams squaring off at Highmark Stadium.
Cincinnati is just 4-8 this season, but thinking this will be an easy game would be a mistake. They have Joe Burrow back, and they're 3-0 with him under center, proving just how important he is to their success. He's also 2-0 in his career against the Bills, with a win in the regular season and playoffs in 2023.
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That makes this an intriguing game, even with the road team's record. That's also why the Bills ended up with a solid announcer pairing this weekend.
Buffalo Bills vs. Cincinnati Bengals, Week 14 announcer pairing
This weekend, Joe Davis and former NFL player Greg Olsen will be in the booth. Davis is a well-known sportscaster, who has been on the call for MLB games and college basketball in addition to his work with the NFL.
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Olsen, who played tight end for 14 seasons, is one of the more engaging analysts. He offers excellent insight and is praised for his lack of bias.
On the sidelines, it will be Pam Oliver, who spent time at WIVB-TV in Buffalo from 1988 through 1990. She joined ESPN in 1993 and moved to FOX in 1995. She's one of the more well-known, and respected, sideline reporters in the league.
Buffalo Bills vs. Cincinnati Bengals, Week 14 referee assignment

Brad Rogers will be the head referee this week, officiating the game between the Bills and Bengals. Rogers has been officiating since 1991, beginning with high school football.
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He was hired by the NFL in 2017 as a field judge and was promoted to referee in 2019. This is the first time since 2021 that Rogers will call a Bills game, leaving fans unsure of what to expect with his crew.
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Randy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014.