# United States Football League on the radio
## Local coverage
### 1983

| Team | Play-by-play | Analyst(s) | Flagship station |
| Arizona | Ray Scott | John Moynihan | KOY-AM |
| Birmingham | Jim Fyffe | Herb Winches and Dick James | WAPI |
| Boston | Gil Santos | Gino Cappelletti | WBZ-AM |
| Chicago | Bill Berg | Doug Buffone | WCFL |
| Denver | Mike Nolan | Irv Brown and Ben Martin | KLZ-AM |
| Los Angeles | Tom Kelly | Rich Marotta | KNX-AM |
| Michigan | Bob Sherman | Dan Follis | WXYZ-AM |
| New Jersey | Charley Steiner | Dave Herman and Robert Casciola | WOR-AM |
| Oakland | Joe Starkey | Lee Grosscup and Bob Murphy | KGO-AM |
| Philadelphia | Harry Donahue | Vince Papale | WFIL-AM |
| Tampa Bay | Gene Deckerhoff | Vic Prinzi | WFLA-AM |
| Washington | Johnny Holliday | | WMAL |

### 1984

| Team | Play-by-play | Analyst(s) | Flagship station |
| Arizona | Ray Scott | Bob Buck | KOY |
| Birmingham | Jim Fyffe | Herb Winches and Dick James | WAPI |
| Chicago | Duane Dow | Jim Grabowski | WAIT |
| Denver | Mike Nolan | Ben Martin | KLZ |
| Houston | John Greer | Ed Biles and Bob Fiscella | KRBE-FM |
| Jacksonville | Larry Munson | Glenn Fisher | WIVY-FM |
| Los Angeles | Tom Kelly | Kermit Alexander | KLAC |
| Memphis | Rick Weaver John Ward | Gary Wyant and Mike Lawhead | WHBQ |
| Michigan | Bob Sherman | Dan Follis | WXYZ |
| New Jersey | Charley Steiner | Dave Herman and Robert Casciola | WOR |
| New Orleans | | | WNOE-FM |
| Oakland | Joe Starkey | Bob Lee and Bob Murphy | KGO |
| Oklahoma | Jerry Webber | Jack Nixon | KRMG |
| Philadelphia | Harry Donahue | Vince Papale | WSNI |
| Pittsburgh | Sam Nover | Jack Ham | WAMO-FM |
| San Antonio | Jay Howard | Bill Mercer | WOAI |
| Tampa Bay | Gene Deckerhoff | Vic Prinzi | WFLA |
| Washington | Johnny Holliday | | WMAL |

### 1985

| Team | Play-by-play | Analyst(s) | Flagship station |
| Arizona | Gary Bender | John Moynihan | KJJJ-FM |
| Baltimore | Scott Garceau | Tom Matte and Bob Bartel | WCAO |
| Birmingham | Jim Fyffe | Herb Winches and Dick James | WAPI |
| Denver | Mike Nolan | Irv Brown | KLZ |
| Houston | John Greer | Ed Biles and Bob Fiscella | KRBE-FM |
| Jacksonville | Larry Munson | Mel Arthur | WIVY |
| Los Angeles | Tom Kelly | Rich Marotta | KNX |
| Memphis | Rick Weaver John Ward | Dave Woloshin Paul Hartlage | WHBQ |
| New Jersey | Charley Steiner | Dave Herman and Robert Casciola | WMCA |
| Oakland | Joe Starkey | Lee Grosscup | KGO |
| Orlando | David Steele | Tom Korun and Sam Behr | WKIS |
| Portland | Ray Scott | Greg Barton | KEX |
| San Antonio | Jay Howard | Bill Mercer | WOAI |
| Tampa Bay | Gene Deckerhoff | Vic Prinzi | WFLA |

## National coverage

On December 9, 1982, the USFL and ABC Radio Networks jointly announced that ABC would do 39 national broadcasts of USFL games, including two playoff games and the league's championship game. ABC agreed to cover two games per week during regular season.
For the Saturday night package in 1983, Shelby Whitefield, Ron Menchine and Steve Grad for the commentators. Other announcers for ABC Radio's USFL coverage included:
* Bob Buck (play-by-play)
* Dick Butkus (color commentary)
* Don Chevrier (play-by-play, beginning in 1984)
* Johnny Holliday (play-by-play, beginning in 1984)
* Paul Hornung (color commentary)
* Marv Levy (color commentary)
* Dan Lovett (color commentary)
* Fred Manfra (play-by-play)
* Craig Morton (color commentary)
For the playoff semi finals in 1984, Johnny Holliday and Paul Hornung called Los Angeles/Arizona game on Saturday while Fred Manfra and Dan Lovett called the Birmingham/Philadelphia game. Meanwhile, the championship game the following week (Philadelphia/Arizona) was called by Fred Manfra and Paul Hornung.