Tony Dungy denies reports that he might run for Senate
"I pray they will elect a Senator who honors the Lord and leads the people well. But I can assure you it won’t be me."
"I pray they will elect a Senator who honors the Lord and leads the people well. But I can assure you it won’t be me."
NBC will send the entire Football Night in America cast to Detroit for the season ending Lions-Vikings clash for the NFC's top seed.
"We gotta go out here and we gotta stop this run."
"That coach is available, he's won a few Super Bowls. His name is Bill Belichick."
"You can't watch the Cleveland Browns and say this guy gives you the best chance to win."
"I felt like I got kind of duped."
"He’s one of the best I’ve ever coached."
Fareed will take over for Taylor this Saturday, Dec. 23.
"All right, thanks, Mike. Glad to know my ankle is doing good."
"Devin is a leader in every sense of the word, both on and off the field, and his dynamic personality and passion for the game will be a great addition to the show."
"Every day in this country, innocent lives are at stake. The only difference is they don’t belong to a famous athlete, and they’re not seen on national TV. But those lives are still important to God and in God's eyes."
Both may be just waiting for their next NFL coaching jobs.
"[Game] broadcasting, to me, is kind of like playing the game. Which is a lot of fun."
Marchand reported recently that Fox might be interested in Brees as an NFL analyst.
Taylor replaces Mike Tirico in a fairly predictable move.
Would Brees have backed up Ian Book?
Having Brees on location for Football Night in America led to an interesting sideline congratulations shot here.
Unlike Mike Tirico, Drew Brees, and Tony Dungy, Harrison wasn't holding his own umbrella.
If you're going to add Maria Taylor and Drew Brees, it makes sense to put them on one of NBC's most visible properties.
"The deal’s at the half-yard line. But that can still be a long way in contract negotiations."
"Most people still believe that this will be the final season for Drew Brees in New Orleans."
Why not? NFL playoffs and national elections are both races that deal in percentages.
Three separate pregame shows all wound up with their analysts all picking the Bucs.