NFL primetime TV rankings: Bears cap three-game run with best of the bunch

We’re almost there. The stretch of three consecutive primetime regular-season Bears games — a first for the team since at least 2000 — will end Sunday with a home game against the Buccaneers. Deadline-driven writers and editors, rejoice!After a bye week, our lives will return to some normalcy with three of the next four games scheduled to kick off at noon on Sundays, and none figure to be flexed. The other will kick off at noon on Thanksgiving.This three-week run has given us the chance to hear the announcing teams for the NFL’s three primetime partners — Prime Video, ESPN and NBC — broadcast the Bears. That got me thinking: How should they be ranked?We love to rank things here (our seventh annual Chicago sports-media power rankings are only three months away), so why not these guys? And fortunately for Bears fans, the NFL saved the best for last.1. Mike Tirico Cris Collinsworth, NBC’s “Sunday Night Football”Tirico is the best play-by-play broadcaster in the business. He’s one of the