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Manchester, NH (Oct 2, 2008) - CBS Sports has the doubleheader this week, with Gus Johnson pulling double duty this weekend with Ultimate Fighting and the San Diego - Miami game. Fox Sports continues to juggle talent assignments, as Dick Stockton is off calling baseball for TBS. To fill this hole, Matt Vasgersian slides into the play-by-play seat to call the Bears-Lions game.

Thankfully no one will have to watch the train wrecks that are Oakland, St. Louis and Cleveland, as they are off this week. Sadly, no one gets to see Brett Favre and the Jets as they are off too. At least Favre will get a chance to rest that weary arm of his.

Byes this week: Browns, Jets, Raiders, Rams

The following are the 2008 NFL Week 5 talent and production assignments. All are subject to change without notice.










Indianapolis at Houston (CBS, 1:00 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Greg Gumbel
Analyst: Dan Dierdorf
Producer: Mark Wolff
Director: Bob Fishman
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".

Kansas City at Carolina (CBS, 1:00 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Kevin Harlan
Analyst: Rich Gannon
Producer: Jim Rikhoff
Director: Bryan Lilley
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".

San Diego at Miami (CBS, 1:00 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Gus Johnson
Analyst: Steve Tasker
Producer: Vic Frank
Director: Mark Grant
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".

Tennessee at Baltimore (CBS, 1:00 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Ian Eagle
Analyst: Solomon Wilcots
Producer: Bob Dekas
Director: Andy Goldberg
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".

New England at San Francisco (CBS, 4:15 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Dick Enberg
Analyst: Randy Cross
Analyst: Dan Fouts
Producer: Bob Mansbach
Director: Suzanne Smith
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".

Cincinnati at Dallas (CBS, 4:15 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Jim Nantz
Analyst: Phil Simms
Producer: Lance Barrow
Director: Mike Arnold
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".

Buffalo at Arizona (CBS, 4:15 pm et)
Play-by-Play: Bill Macatee
Analyst: Steve Beuerlein
Producer: Ross Schneiderman
Director: Jim Cornell
Markets: CBS Sports does not release this information publicly. You can see the unofficial broadcast coverage map at "The 506".









Seattle Seahawks at New York Giants (Fox, 1pm)
Play-by-Play: Kenny Albert
Analyst: Daryl Johnston
On-Field Analyst: Tony Siragusa
Producer: Barry Landis
Director: Mike Frank
Markets: (36%) Boston, Buffalo, Dallas, Hartford, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Memphis, New Orleans, New York, Phoenix, Portland, Providence, Sacramento, San Francisco, Seattle, West Palm Beach

Washington Redskins at Philadelphia Eagles (Fox, 1:00 pm)
Play-by-Play: Joe Buck
Analyst: Troy Aikman
Sideline Reporter: Pam Oliver
Producer: Richie Zyontz
Director: Artie Kempner
Markets:(26%) Austin, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Greensboro, Knoxville, Norfolk, Oklahoma City, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Raleigh, Richmond, San Antonio, St. Louis, Tulsa, Washington

Atlanta Falcons at Green Bay Packers (Fox, 1pm)
Play-by-Play: Ron Pitts
Analyst: Tony Boselli
Sideline Reporter: Charissa Thompson
Producer: Ray Smaltz
Director: Peter Bleckner
Markets: (10%) Atlanta, Birmingham, Detroit*, Greenville, Louisville, Milwaukee, Minneapolis

Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions (Fox, 1:00pm)
Play-by-Play: Matt Vasgersian
Analyst: Brian Baldinger
Analyst: Brian Billick
Sideline Reporter: Laura Okmin
Producer: Bob Stenner
Director: Sandy Grossman
Markets: (7%) Chicago, Detroit*

Tampa Bay Bucs at Denver Broncos (Fox, 4:05 pm)
Play-by-Play: Chris Myers
Analyst: Tim Ryan
Sideline Reporter: Tom Helmer
Producer: Mike Burks
Director: Rich Russo
Markets: (17%) Albuquerque, Baltimore, Charlotte, Denver, Fort Myers, Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Miami, Nashville, Orlando, Salt Lake City, San Diego, Tampa


*Depending on NFL blackout rules, Detroit will either receive Bears @ Lions or Falcons @ Packers.