Meet Kaylee Hartung, Journalist Joining Amazon’s Broadcast Team for NFL Thursday Night Football

AMAZON has recruited Kaylee Hartung for its coverage of Thursday Night Football this fall.

The streaming giants have added the experienced sports and news reporter to their TNF broadcast team.

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Kaylee Hartung joins Amazon team for TNF coverageCredit: Getty
The former ESPN sportscaster will work on the sidelines on TNF

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The former ESPN sportscaster will work on the sidelines on TNFCredit: Instagram

Kaylee, 36, will join as a sideline reporter for NFL primetime matchups this season.

She currently works for ABC as a reporter based in New York.

But his previous role at Disney involved working in college sports for ESPN.

She worked on the SEC Network and the Longhorn Network during her time with the sports media company.

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And she’s returning to the sport after five years away working on news for CBS and ABC.

Amazon announced the news on Twitter this summer.

Kaylee tweeted, “Back on the sidelines!! Here we go.”

Amazon will become the exclusive home of Thursday Night Football this season.

They signed an 11-year contract that would net $1 billion per season.

And Kaylee will join a host of celebrity broadcasters as part of the coverage.

Al Michaels was recruited by NBC to lead play-by-play commentary with Kirk Herbstreit in the booth.

Kaylee Hartung with Paris Hilton

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Kaylee Hartung with Paris HiltonCredit: Instagram
And the reporter with Ted Lasso star Hannah Waddingham

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And the reporter with Ted Lasso star Hannah WaddinghamCredit: Instagram
Kaylee Hartung interviews Simone Biles

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Kaylee Hartung interviews Simone BilesCredit: Instagram
News of his arrival was announced on Thursday

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News of his arrival was announced on ThursdayCredit: INSTAGRAM

Former NFL players Richard Sherman, Ryan Fitzpatrick and Tony Gonzalez also joined the broadcast team.

Their first game is Sept. 15 when the Los Angeles Chargers take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2.