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Brad Cummins is an American football broadcaster, play-by-play announcer and longtime coach with more than 15 years of experience in the sport across the United States and Australia. He has called national and state-level competition in Australia and has been part of the Aussie Gridiron Network since 2021.

Brad spent seven years coaching in the United States, serving in head coaching, offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator roles. After moving to Australia, he spent eight years coaching with the Adelaide University Razorbacks, including as offensive coordinator, and also served as offensive coordinator for the South Australian Sharks state representative team on multiple campaigns.

His involvement in the game extended beyond coaching, including service as Director of Football Development and as a board member with the Gridiron Association of South Australia.

At AGN, Brad works across broadcasting, NFL analysis and American football in Australia coverage, with a particular interest in telling the stories that connect the local game with the wider football world.

G’Day Gridiron

Nicholas Cosmai has followed American football for more than 15 years, first as a fan and later from inside the game as a player. His interest grew from watching the sport into a fascination with the X’s and O’s, particularly the detail and physicality of line play.

Nick has played American football for more than eight years across club and state competition in South Australia and has represented Australia. A career lineman, he brings a player’s perspective to G’Day Gridiron and keeps a close eye on the battles in the trenches.

As an analyst on G’Day Gridiron, Nick focuses on offensive and defensive line play, scheme and the tactical details that often decide games before the ball reaches the skill positions. He is a San Francisco 49ers supporter.

Isaac Coonerty came to American football through fantasy football, but what started as a casual entry point quickly became a much deeper interest in the game. As he followed the NFL more closely, he became increasingly drawn to the strategy behind play-calling, game situations and the decisions teams make based on down, distance, score and time remaining.

Isaac approaches the game from a fan and analysis perspective rather than a playing or coaching background. His interest is in understanding why teams make the choices they do and how situational football shapes what happens next.

Isaac contributes to Aussie Gridiron Network through podcasting and social media, with a particular interest in game strategy, situational football and play-calling. He follows the Los Angeles Rams, a connection that began while growing up as a Nelly fan when the team was still based in St Louis.