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

The NY Jets are hours away from an all-important Week 2 matchup with the Tennessee Titans. Following their disappointing Week 1 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football, the Jets can ill-afford another loss to a Titans team they probably should be beating.

On paper, this Jets roster is significantly more talented than their opponents, which is why the Jets are 3.5-point road favorites. Vegas believes the Jets will win this game, but games aren't played on paper.

The Titans also have their backs against the wall following their own Week 1 letdown this past Sunday. Despite their opponents, the Chicago Bears, not scoring a single offensive touchdown, the Titans still found a way to lose 24-17.

Both teams are in need of a victory to right their Week 1 wrongs. Here's a look at the expected announcers and referee crew for today's Jets-Titans game.

Announcers for NY Jets vs. Titans

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

The Jets are fortunate to have one of the top announcer duos on CBS calling their game this week. The great Ian Eagle and Charles Davis will be on the call when the Jets take on the Titans later today.

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. Titans

• Crew Chief: Alan Eck
• Umpire: Tab Slaughter
• Down Judge: Derick Bowers
• Line Judge: Derek Anderson
• Field Judge: John Jenkins
• Side Judge: Dale Shaw
• Back Judge: Greg Meyer
• Replay Official: Joe Wollan
• Replay Assistant: Larry Hanson

The officiating crew for today's Jets-Titans game will be headed by crew chief Alan Eck. Eck enters his ninth season as an NFL official and is a part-time tax manager when he's not officiating football games.

This week's crew does have one rookie official, that being line judge Derek Anderson — no relation to the former NFL player. Anderson was previously an official in the Big 12.

The most experienced member of Eck's officiating crew is back judge Greg Meyer, who enters his 23rd season as a referee. Meyer, a TCU alum, is a banker when he's not executing his officiating duties.

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