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

The NY Jets will look to win their second consecutive game for the first time this season as they travel to Glendale to take on the Arizona Cardinals in Week 10.

The Jets have had 10 days off since their thrilling Thursday night win over the Houston Texans last week. That extra rest has allowed the team to get healthier ahead of this week's matchup — an encouraging sign for the team's offensive line and Aaron Rodgers.

The Cardinals have plenty of momentum of their own, riding a three-game winning streak into this Sunday's game. Arizona sits alone atop the NFC West at 5-4 and will look to win their fourth straight game when they host the Jets.

The Jets need a win to salvage their season and keep their postseason hopes alive. Which announcers will Jets fans be listening to this week? How favorable is this week's officiating crew?

Announcers for NY Jets vs. Cardinals

• Network: CBS
• Play-by-Play: Spero Dedes
• Analyst: Adam Archuleta
• Sideline: Aditi Kinkhabwala

The Jets aren't on primetime this week, a seemingly rare occurrence for the team this season. Jets fans tuning in to CBS will be forced to listen to one of the supposed lower-tier announcer duos on the station, Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta.

This is the second consecutive non-primetime Jets game that will be called by Dedes and Archuleta. Dedes is a former radio announcer for the New York Knicks who has been calling games with Archuleta since 2017. Archuleta is a former NFL safety who has been calling games for CBS since 2013.

Referees for NY Jets vs. Cardinals

• Crew Chief: John Hussey
• Umpire: Tony Michalek
• Down Judge: Max Causey
• Line Judge: Carl Johnson
• Field Judge: Anthony Flemming
• Side Judge: Allen Baynes
• Back Judge: Matt Edwards
• Replay Official: Andrew Lambert
• Replay Assistant: Sebrina Brunson

The crew chief for today's Jets-Cardinals game is John Hussey, who is entering his 23rd season as an NFL official and his 10th season as a head referee. He is the third-longest-tenured referee in the NFL behind Carl Cheffers and Clete Blakeman.

Hussey's crew has actually thrown the fewest flags of any crew in the NFL this season. This crew also has two other officials with at least 21 years of experience, umpire Tony Michalek (23 years) and line judge Carl Johnson (21 years).

Replay assistant Sebrina Brunson became the first woman to officiate an SEC game in 2015. She has been with the NFL for five years and previously served as an official in the XFL.

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