. I think he will be very good once he gets used to it.

I pretty much agree with newper and zippy. He's really good, and he doesn't really even know what he's doing yet. He's obviously a little too excitable but I think a lot of that comes from still wanting to play and still being competitive when surrounded by football.

He really knows the game. He's going to be a great one.

I couldn't believe the praise being heaped on this guy after week 1. I watched his game today and it was brutal. Like a hyperactive kid in a candy store.

I thought he was good. Good first-guessing, decent sense of humor (made fun of Jim Nantz having a place at Pebble Beach), and I learned stuff the way he dissected the 2-minute drive.

For a month, he's pretty reasonable.

Tonight was the first time that I have heard him. I don't see what the hoopla is about. It's his first year, so I will cut him some slack, but the talk of him being some revolutionary analyst was premature.

As they signed off, Romo said, "As long as Rodgers is behind center, they will be in the mix all year long".

That is Elmhurst Steve analysis right there.

He says some dumb cliches and he's still learning. His insight is extraordinary compared to his peers. I agree with you that some of the hyperbole is ridiculous(there's already articles saying he's the best football announcer ever), but I don't see any reason to think he will be anything other than very good.