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There were dual telecasts for the first Super Bowl on January 15, 1967 because CBS was the network of the National Football League and NBC was the network of the American Football League. Both networks used CBS' camera feed, but they used their own announcers. After that, the Super Bowl games were rotated among networks, a practice that continues today.
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