Al Michaels isn't giving up the microphone yet.
The Amazon Prime Video play-by-play broadcaster for their NFL Thursday Night Football package is 81 years old, and he plans to keep calling the games for at least another season.
Sports Business Journal's Richard Deitsch reported Michaels' plans to return in a new article on Friday.
Michaels will be on the call this weekend for the Packers-Bears game in the Wild Card Round on Saturday night before heading into next season.
The legendary broadcaster has called NFL games in prime time for four decades.
“First of all, I feel great,” Michaels told Deitsch. “Everyone at Amazon has been fantastic and I love working with this group. I’ve been looking at this year one year at a time and as long as I feel I’m at the top of my game, I’d like to continue.”
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Michaels is known as well as anything for his call of the United States' Miracle On Ice victory over the Soviet Union in the 1980 Olympics.
"Upon the conclusion of his NFL broadcasting duties for this season, Michaels said he will be heading to Lake Placid, N.Y., next week for an event that will celebrate the 1980 United States gold-medal winning hockey team," Deitsch wrote in his article Friday. "Michaels, of course, called the Miracle On Ice game against the Soviet Union, arguably the most famous sports broadcasting call in history."
Michaels will be 82 when the next NFL season begins. He has caught some heat on social media this season for appearing to lack excitement on his calls of some big plays.
But no broadcast is beloved by everyone. And right now, Michaels has no plans to stop calling games.
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