Jim Nantz has reached a milestone while calling the Buffalo Bills' playoff game with the Denver Broncos on Sunday while in the CBS booth alongside Tony Romo in what has been a legendary career

According to CBS records, Nantz is the first person in CBS’ storied NFL history to work 500 games as a play-by-play announcer. Pat Summerall did more than 500 games at CBS, but started as an analyst in 1962 after retiring from playing. He moved to play-by-play midway through the 1974 season.

Jim Nantz called his first NFL game with CBS on Oct. 16, 1988. On Sunday, when the Buffalo Bills host the Denver Broncos in the AFC wild-card round, Nantz will call his 500th came with CBS, an incredible milestone that is a testament to Nantz's continued excellence and tireless dedication to his craft.

The legendary broadcaster reached a monumental milestone during the Broncos-Bills game, sparking conversations about his career and his partnership with Tony Romo.

Nantz commemorates his 500th NFL game, Brady improves, notable up-and-coming TV talent and more NFL wild card media analysis.

On Oct. 16, 1988, the Indianapolis Colts topped the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35–31 in a shootout. For CBS, ex- Los Angeles Rams quarterback Pat Haden handled color commentary... and a young announcer named Jim Nantz handled TV play-by-play duties for the first time.

CBS announcer Jim Nantz is asking for prayers for his network family on Sunday. The CBS No. 1 NFL announcing team of Jim Nantz, Tony Romo and Tracy Wolfson are on the call of the Broncos vs. Chiefs game.

Before Sunday afternoon’s Wild Card Weekend game between the Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills, both teams honored the man who will be calling the game on CBS, Jim Nantz. Sunday’s game will be the 500th NFL game Nantz has called — with his first coming in 1988.

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