Watch Denver vs Chargers with Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker and Evan Washburn on CBS

The 11 October Regular Season match of the NFL pits the Denver Broncos against the Los Angeles Chargers, and the CBS broadcast team in the booth for this week's run-up is Ian Eagle, backed by co-commentator Ross Tucker and reporter Evan Washburn. The match goes live at 21:05 UK time, and viewers can follow it straight through the CBS feed on Paramount+, which is available in the United States and across most of the world.

For those who prefer to watch on screen, CBS' coverage is the primary feed for this competition, and it pairs the broadcast with a second studio-led version from Compass Media, whose presenter is Jeff Biggs. That same network runs its own booth, with Josh Lewin handling play-by-play and Steve Beuerlein as co-commentator.

The CBS booth: Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker and Evan Washburn

The headline attraction for this match is the CBS No. 2 booth, where Ian Eagle has taken play-by-play with Ross Tucker in the analyst spot and Evan Washburn reporting from the sideline. The pairing is a fresh one for the 2026 season, and it follows a wave of changes CBS made to its broadcast teams after the departure of the network's previous "Bird" play-by-play role at the end of the 2024 season.

Ross Tucker was moved into the No. 2 booth alongside Ian Eagle after CBS announced that the former NFL offensive lineman would take the spot. Tucker played professional football for the better part of a decade, and he has been calling college and pro games for CBS since 2018. Fans have responded well to the team, with recent coverage describing Ross Tucker as a "great commentator" and pushing for him to be given more screen time in the booth.

The pairing with Ross Tucker also slots in a new sideline voice, Evan Washburn, who joins the booth for at least the first two weeks of the season. Together, Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker and Evan Washburn make up the CBS team that will take the Denver Broncos vs Los Angeles Chargers match from the run-up through the field of play.

The Compass Media version: Jeff Biggs, Josh Lewin and Steve Beuerlein

Alongside CBS, Compass Media is running its own coverage of the match, fronted by the in-studio host Jeff Biggs. Working in Los Angeles sports radio for over 30 years, Jeff Biggs has served as a host, reporter and anchor across the city's major teams, travelling as a beat reporter with the Los Angeles Lakers, Dodgers, Angels and Raiders, and serving as a pre- and post-game host for several others. His role here brings a veteran radio personality to the studio side of the broadcast.

The play-by-play for Compass Media is handled by Josh Lewin, a veteran American sportscaster who has been called to duty across many broadcasting networks over his career. Since 2012 he has handled play-by-play for the New York Mets' radio broadcasts, and from 1996 to 2010 he broadcast MLB regular and postseason games, NFL football contests and NHL games for FOX Sports, including serving as the play-by-play announcer for the Texas Rangers from 2002 to 2010. On Compass Media's side, Josh Lewin is joined by co-commentator Steve Beuerlein.

Where to watch on 11 October

The Denver Broncos vs Los Angeles Chargers match opens at 21:05 UK time on Sunday, 11 October 2026. The main feed to follow is the CBS broadcast on Paramount+, which carries the Ian Eagle, Ross Tucker and Evan Washburn booth and is available in the United States and to most viewers worldwide. The Compass Media version, with Jeff Biggs, Josh Lewin and Steve Beuerlein, runs alongside it for those who want a second set of eyes on the field.

Whether you tune in for the CBS booth or the Compass Media studio, this is a match that pairs veteran radio play-by-play with a newly assembled CBS team, making it a good one to watch closely as the Broncos and Chargers make their way through the competition.

For more on the 2026 NFL announcers and broadcast teams, the full roster of play-by-play, analyst and sideline roles across CBS, Fox, NBC and more is available on the Sporting News broadcast teams page.

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Article generated: 11 October 2026, 21:06 GMT