Who are the announcers and referees for NY Jets vs. Broncos today?

The NY Jets are just hours away from an all-important cross-conference matchup with the Denver Broncos in Week 4. The Jets are looking to make it three consecutive wins after a decisive win over the New England Patriots on primetime a week ago.

This week's matchup is a game that, at least on paper, the Jets should win. The Broncos are fresh off a shocking 26-7 blowout victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 3, but their first two games left a lot to be desired.

Rookie quarterback Bo Nix is still in search of his first career passing touchdown and faces a Jets defense that ranks among the NFL's best in pressures and sacks, and that's not even mentioning their cornerback room.

This is a classic trap game, but it's one the Jets can ill afford to fall victim to. Here's a look at the expected announcers and referee crew for today's Jets-Broncos game.

Announcers for NY Jets vs. Broncos

• Network: CBS
• Play-by-Play: Ian Eagle
• Analyst: Charles Davis
• Sideline: Evan Washburn

The Jets will have one of the best announcer duos on CBS calling their game this week, as Ian Eagle and Charles Davis will be on the call. Both non-primetime Jets games this season have been called by this tandem.

Eagle and Davis have been calling games together for CBS since 2020. The former has been with the company since 1998 and has been a regular NFL broadcaster for almost 15 years now. Evan Washburn will handle sideline reporting duties as per usual.

Referees for NY Jets vs. Broncos

• Crew Chief: Ron Torbert
• Umpire: Barry Anderson
• Down Judge: Frank LeBlanc
• Line Judge: Brian Bolinger
• Field Judge: Ryan Dickson
• Side Judge: Keith Washington
• Back Judge: Tony Josselyn
• Replay Official: Mike Chase
• Replay Assistant: Jamie Alfieri-Tuss

The officiating crew for today's Jets-Broncos game will be headed by crew chief Ron Torbert. Torbert enters his 15th season as an NFL official and is a part-time attorney when he's not officiating football games.

Torbert is one of the most experienced officials in the NFL and is also one of only eight African-American referees/crew chiefs in league history. The most experienced member of his crew is umpire Barry Anderson, who enters his 18th season as an official in 2024.

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