Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award
The Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award, created in 1989 and named for the late longtime NFL commissioner, Pete Rozelle, is bestowed annually by the Pro Football Hall of Fame "for longtime exceptional contributions to radio and television in professional football". Unlike the Baseball Hall of Fame's comparable Ford C. Frick Award, the Rozelle Award has occasionally been granted to broadcast executives and production people in addition to on-air personalities.
Rozelle Award recipients[1]
- 1989 – Bill MacPhail
- 1990 – Lindsey Nelson
- 1991 – Ed Sabol
- 1992 – Chris Schenkel
- 1993 – Curt Gowdy
- 1994 – Pat Summerall
- 1995 – Frank Gifford
- 1996 – Jack Buck
- 1997 – Charlie Jones
- 1998 – Val Pinchbeck
- 1999 – Dick Enberg
- 2000 – Ray Scott
- 2001 – Roone Arledge
- 2002 – John Madden
- 2003 – Don Criqui
- 2004 – Van Miller
- 2005 – Myron Cope
- 2006 – Lesley Visser
- 2007 – Don Meredith
- 2008 – Dan Dierdorf
- 2009 – Irv Cross
- 2010 – Chris Berman
- 2011 – Jim Nantz
- 2012 – Len Dawson
- 2013 – Al Michaels
- 2014 – Bob Trumpy
- 2015 – Tom Jackson
- 2016 – James Brown
- 2017 – David Hill
- 2018 – Andrea Kremer
References
- ^ "James Brown Named the 2016 Winner of Prestigious Pete Rozelle Radio-TV Award". Pro Football Hall of Fame. Retrieved 2017-01-09.
See also
- List of current National Football League broadcasters
- Curt Gowdy Media Award - the NBA's comparable award
- Ford C. Frick Award - MLB's comparable award
- Foster Hewitt Memorial Award - the NHL's comparable award
- Dick McCann Memorial Award