On Monday, September 28, Jimmy Kimmel returned to The Howard Stern Show.
After a 17-game season, the 2022 NFL playoffs are officially here — and SiriusXM is your home for all of the games and highlights. Only four teams remain as we head into the Conference Championships on Sunday, January 30th. See the game schedule below, and start listening to SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88) now.
Throughout the playoffs, listeners will be able to hear live play-by-play coverage of every matchup, as well as updates and commentary from SiriusXM NFL Radio (Ch. 88) hosts and analysts Gil Brandt, Tim Brown, James Lofton, and Bill Polian, former NFL executives Mark Dominik and Pat Kirwan, and former players Erik Coleman, Charles Davis, David Diehl, Bruce Gradkowski, A.J. Hawk, Torry Holt, Brad Hopkins, Ed McCaffrey, Jim Miller, Kirk Morrison, Brady Quinn, Todd Haley, Matt Cassel, and Max Starks.
SiriusXM NFL Radio voices also include a number of NFL insiders and radio veterans such as Mike Haynes, JT The Brick (aka John Tournour), Brett Favre, Torrey Smith, Jordan Palmer, Solomon Wilcots, Bob Papa, Charlie Weis, Howard Balzer, Vic Carucci, Adam Caplan, John Clayton, Zig Fracassi, Dan Leberfeld, Bill Lekas, Alex Marvez, Lance Medow, Tom Pelissero, Shae Peppler, Jeff Rickard, Bruce Murray, and Steve Torre.
January 30
3 pm ET – Cincinnati Bengals at Kansas City Chiefs
6:30 pm ET – San Francisco 49ers at Los Angeles Rams
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