James Brown will be presented with Lifetime Achievement honors at the 45th Annual Sports Emmy Awards ceremony on May 21 at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Rose Hall in New York.
Brown is a three-time Emmy Award-winner, best known as host of pregame shows including CBS Sports’ The NFL Today, NFL on Fox and Inside the NFL.
He’s hosted the Super Bowl a record-setting 12 times and also served as a special correspondent for CBS News on such programs as 60 Minutes and CBS Evening News.
His broadcast career spans more than 30 years. “James is a world-class talent who has had a profound impact on sports media,” said Adam Sharp, President, NATAS. “From his Super Bowl and championship game coverage, to his work on CBS Sports’ The NFL Today, Inside the NFL, and as a correspondent for CBS News, he has been a significant influence and a consistent presence in sports broadcasting.
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