Kenny Albert marked a milestone Sunday, calling his 500th NFL game, and he's been thinking of his former colleague, the late Tony Siragusa.

Kenny Albert, now 56, joined Fox Sports for their first year of NFL coverage in 1994, and is set to call his 500th game for the network when the Eagles host the Browns at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday.

There’s a dedicated “Kenny” button, similar to a cough button, on the sound board that allows Barber to chat with Albert, and vice versa. The pair gets plenty of use out of it after kickoff.

Kenny Albert will not call Sunday’s Bears-Lions game on Fox because of COVID protocols, even though the broadcaster has been in a safer environment than most play-by-players, The Post has learned.

Now that we all know that Kenny Albert will be Sam Rosen's replacement as Rangers play-by-play telecaster, MSG Networks must find someone to move in where Joe Micheletti moved out.

The Fox broadcast crew of Kenny Albert, Daryl Johnston, and Tony Siragusa during an NFL football game between the San Francisco 49ers and St. Louis Rams on December 2, 2012 in St. Louis.

Kenny Albert, the only national play-by-play broadcaster who calls football, basketball, baseball, hockey, and soon, boxing, joins his father, Marv Albert, in calling PBC bouts.

Kenny Albert, one of the top play-by-play announcers with access to a working microphone, will lend his voice to an extremely non-titanic matchup between some N ...

Kenny was the secondary play-by-play broadcaster behind Mike ‘Doc’ Emrick at NHL on NBC. Once Emrick retired in 2021, Kenny took over the lead role and has stayed at the top ever since.

Kenny Albert joins The Seattle Times for a live chat as he prepares to call play-by-play action in Sunday’s Seahawks opener against the Rams. Son of famed broadcaster Marv Albert, Kenny Albert ...

Kenny Albert is the play by play analyst for New York Rangers radio broadcasts and NHL national tv broadcasts on NBC Sports. Kenny joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Stanley Cup Playoffs ...

Kenny Albert, a long-time Bergen County, New Jersey, has volunteered to handle local high school play-by-play duties on Thursday night.