Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth loved Pats star busting Mike Vrabel’s lip during celebration
"He tried to kiss Milton Williams, and he's bleeding, and there's never been a happier bleeder!"
"He tried to kiss Milton Williams, and he's bleeding, and there's never been a happier bleeder!"
"The Olympics is about storytelling…and I think that is our first nature on Sunday nights."
Garrett joined NBC Sports in 2022 as an NFL studio analyst and color commentator for Notre Dame games.
"THE KICK IS NO GOOD! IT IS WIDE RIGHT! AND THE STEELERS ARE THE CHAMPIONS OF THE NORTH!"
"This is a perfectly legal block."
"There's a lot of steam about Tomlin maybe heading to TV."
By Sunday night, all 14 playoff spots could be accounted for with an entire week still left to play.
"Oh my goodness! We saw it live!... I called it in the middle of the play!"
"That was the first time, Cris, in his seven-game NFL career, he didn't throw an interception in a game."
Patriots-Ravens will be shifted into primetime on NBC.
Cris Collinsworth's emphatic pronunciation of Marcus Mariota's name on SNF left viewers confused after years of hearing it said differently.
"UNBELIEVABLE TOUCHDOWN! INSANE STUFF FROM TREYLON BURKS!"
So, why not slide in for old times' sake?"
Sunday Night Football analyst Cris Collinsworth will call his 500th NFL game this week as he continues his legendary television career.
"Come on! That is terrible! That is an absolutely terrible call that's going to decide this football game!"
"Simple, yet incredible."
According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the man was "working for a vendor on behalf of NBC Sports."
This came out of nowhere.
"You know before the work week begins and you’re a little weary on Sunday night, you can turn your channel to NBC and get a game that’s worthy of your attention."
"Milano's gonna go! He's in row 10! He's in row 15! He might get a beer!"
The game averaged 26.9 million viewers across NBC and Peacock.
CBS has the NFL doubleheader today. We have a morning game in Ireland on NFL Network and there's the return of Micah Parsons to Dallas as Green Bay visits the Cowboys on NBC's Sunday Night Football.
"I can't tell you how good of a play that is."
"...you can sense the frustration on both sides of that story."