Al Michaels says he'll return next season for 'Thursday Night Football': 'We'll see after that'

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Broadcasting legend Al Michaels isn't going anywhere. 

The 79-year-old announcer became the voice of ‘Thursday Night Football’ last year when Amazon Prime got the rights. He signed a three-year contract and plans on seeing it through. 

Kirk Herbstreit, left, and Al Michaels appear in the Amazon Prime TNF broadcast booth prior to the game between the Carolina Panthers and the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field in Chicago on Nov. 9.  (Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

"I feel good," Michaels told USA Today Sports. "I feel healthy. I feel fine. I told Amazon that I'd do three years and next year will be three, and I'm definitely doing it. We'll see after that.

"I still love this job. I still get a charge out of going into a stadium and watching the best in the world do what they do. I'm still really happy, so that's the big thing."

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The comments to the outlet were the first since it was revealed that Michaels would not be a part of NBC’s NFL postseason coverage. 

NBC is set to have three playoff games in January. Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth are scheduled to handle two, while Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge and Kathryn Tappen will be on the the call for one of the doubleheaders early in the month, the New York Post reported earlier in December.

Michaels declined to comment to USA Today on NBC’s decision. 

Al Michaels looks on prior to the game between the Tennessee Titans and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh on Nov. 2. (Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

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