: Rai Due and Rai Sport Più (midnight CET), with Valerio Iafrate and Roberto Gotta, RAI's NFL hosts, as commentators. The digital transmission was in 16:9 and HD (where available). : NHK, Nippon Television and Gaora. (8am, February 2 JST) : The game was broadcast on both Televisa and TV Azteca, with both telecasts distributed in HDTV : Sport Klub (cable), Elmag (terrestrial) (11:55pm CET) : ESPN Australia (NFL Network commentators, graphics/NBC simulcast) : Viasat Sport, Viasat Sport HD (midnight CET) : ESPN, Fox Sports Latin America. : Balls and Solar Sports (both live using the feed from the NFL Network); C/S 9 (delayed) : nSport : Sport TV. Also in high definition (16:9) (11pm WET) : 7TV, NTV Plus Sport and NTV Plus HD Sport : SportKlub (11:55 pm CET) with , and : ASN (All Sports Network) : SBS Sports (8 am, February 2 KST) : Digital+ in HD (midnight CET) : TV6, Viasat Sport, Viasat Sport HD (midnight CET) : Videoland Television Network aired the game live at 7 am, February 2 UTC +8. : Spormax. Also in high definition [16:9] 1 am EET : The game was broadcast on Sky Sports and on BBC One with programming starting at 10pm and at 11pm GMT, respectively. This was one of only two NFL games broadcast on the BBC, the other being the international series. Coverage was presented by Jake Humphrey live from the venue, with summarizers Rod Woodson and Mike Carlson. Sky Sports' NFL host, Kevin Cadle, was in the studio with guests throughout the event, with co-presenter Nick Halling in Tampa providing analysis live from the event. An international feed featured Bob Papa and Sterling Sharpe announcing, and was seen in 230 countries (including Antarctica) over 61 networks and 34 languages. ESPN Latin America also broadcast across Latin America. Radio On radio, Westwood One had the national English-language broadcast rights to the game in the United States and Canada. It was only made available to local affiliates as part of a 57-game package of regular season and post-season games. Stations were not allowed to stream the broadcast on their web sites. Marv Albert and Boomer Esiason called the game for the network. The teams' flagship stations also carried the game with their respective local announcers: WDVE-FM and WBGG-AM in Pittsburgh (with Bill Hillgrove and Tunch Ilkin announcing), and KTAR-AM/FM in Phoenix (with Dave Pasch and Ron