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Bob Trumpy, Former NFL Player Turned NBC Broadcaster, Dies

Bob Trumpy, Former NFL Player Turned NBC Broadcaster, Dies at 80

Trumpy played collegiately at the University of Utah before being drafted by the AFL expansion Bengals in the 12th round of the 1968 common draft. He scored the franchise's first receiving touchdown on a 58-yard reception against Denver on Sept. 15, 1968.

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Bob Trumpy, the 'father of Cincinnati sports talk,' dies

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Bob Trumpy, legendary Cincinnati Bengals tight end and broadcaster, dies at 80

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Cincinnati Bengals legend dead at 80

The Cincinnati Bengals organization is mourning the loss of a former tight end and wide receiver who played during the team’s inaugural season.

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'Extraordinary career': Former NFL tight end and broadcaster from Illinois dies at 80

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Bob Trumpy, Bengals legend and broadcaster, dead at 80

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Bob Trumpy Dies: Hall Of Fame Announcer Who Called Four Super Bowls & Three Olympics Was 80

Hall of Fame announcer who did color work on four Super Bowls, three Olympics and other events for NBC, died November 2 at 80.

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Legendary sports broadcaster passes away

Legendary sports broadcaster Bob Trumpy has passed away at the age of 80. Trumpy, a two-time Pro Bowl tight end with the Cincinnati Bengals during his playing career, went on to have a Hall-of-Fame sports broadcasting career in his second act.

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How Famed Announcer Bob Costas Leads Without Being A Leader

The event with the most significant impact on Bob Costas' successful broadcast career was not any of the dozen Olympic Games he hosted.

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NBC Hopes That Nostalgia, Tech and a Superstar Talent Pool Can Drive Its NBA Hoop Dreams

More than two decades after it last aired an NBA game, NBC is betting on Peacock and Michael Jordan as launches year one of its 11-year deal for the sport.