Tiki Barber is leaving "NFL on CBS" and will join WFAN as a co-host for all pre- and postgame New York Giants broadcasts this season.

Tiki Barber is leaving the CBS broadcast booth and returning to the only team he played for in the NFL. The Giants announced that Barber will join their broadcast crew as a pre- and post-game host on the radio. The Giants' flagship radio station is WFAN and Barber co-hosts a daily sports talk show on the station.

On Wednesday morning, Audacy, the parent company of WFAN, announced an extension of its partnership to carry play-by-play of Giants games. The announcement added that Barber would join John Schmeelk as a co-host of the station’s pregame and postgame Giants gameday broadcasts.

Barber has enjoyed immense success on broadcast television and radio since returning from Big Blue. According to several reports, Charles Davis will replace Barber at CBS. Davis is expected to partner up with play-by-play man Andrew Catalon.

Former New York Giants running back Tiki Barber is reuniting with his former team. For the 2025 season, he will join the radio broadcast crew on Big Blue’s flagship station, WFAN, where he will mainly host pre- and post-game shows.

UVA Football alum Tiki Barber won’t be doing NFL games for CBS this fall, with the network replacing Barber with Charles Davis on its No. 4 broadcast team.

Tiki Barber is stepping away from television this NFL season, trading the national broadcast booth for a reunion with Big Blue.

Tiki Barber’s NFL game days will look mighty different this year. The former Giants running back is joining the team’s radio broadcast, the franchise announced Wednesday, the same day Barber, 50, noticeably was left off CBS’s broadcast roster for the upcoming season.