Detroit was the only team to be listed with three players in the top-20, and had five players total in the top-50.. The Lions were represented in the top-10 by Aidan Hutchinson and Amon-Ra St ...

Gary Danielson announces retirement as CBS Sports’ lead college football analyst following the 2025 ... (@CBSSportsGang) March 26, 2025. Danielson was an 11-year veteran of the NFL, playing for the ...

Danielson has been with the network since 2006 after working for ESPN and ABC Sports, and his work with Verne Lundquist and Brad Nessler cemented him as one of the best broadcast analysts in all ...

Gary Danielson pivoted to broadcasting after 11 seasons in the NFL. He played for his hometown Detroit Lions from 1976-85, throwing for 11,885 yards, 69 touchdowns, and 71 interceptions in 85 ...

Danielson, who turns 74 in September, is a six-time Sports Emmy-nominated broadcaster who also played quarterback for the Detroit Lions from 1976-1984 before ending his playing career with the ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime CBS Sports college football analyst Gary Danielson will retire after the 2025 season. That will be his 36th season on television, making him the longest-tenured college ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime CBS Sports college football analyst Gary Danielson will retire after the 2025 season. That will be his 36th season on television, making him the longest-tenured college ...

One of the longtime fixtures in college football broadcasting will be calling it a career after the 2025 season. Former Purdue and NFL quarterback and longtime CBS analyst Gary Danielson has ...

Gary Danielson announced his retirement after the 2025 college football season. Former Tennessee player Charles Davis has been named his replacement.

CBS Sports college football analyst Gary Danielson will retire at the end of the 2025 football season, the network announced on Wednesday. Charles Davis will succeed Danielson as the color analyst ...

Longtime broadcaster Charles Davis will replace Danielson as lead analyst alongside Brad Nessler and Jenny Dell at the start of the 2026 college football season.