News about Cris Collinsworth

After Green Bay's 33-10 road victory in what was a critical game for both teams, Jones found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time when Booth Jr. and an inactive Packers player got into it. In his postgame interview with NBC's Melissa Stark, "We were walking out to shake hands and I see one of our players having a match with a Vikings player, who just finished playing, and they get in each other's face and screaming about it, and we were fine after that."

At Levi Stadium in San Francisco, NBC cameras caught a man wearing a Christian McCaffrey jersey in the stands collapsed to one knee and pulled out a ring. His lady, who was wearing a Dak Prescott jersey at the time, had no idea what was going on. While wrapping up Sunday's game coverage, commentators Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth amusingly broke down the plan, with the former asking if the guy would have continued with his scheme if it had not.

During NBC's broadcast of the Hall of Fame game Thursday, critics Collinsworth discussed the framing of talks involving Deshaun Watson, which has triggered some consternation online. Watson, the Browns' starting quarterback, did not play in the first game of the new football season, but he was on the sidelines in Canton as Cleveland defeated the Jets 21-16. When speaking to Collinsworth, he discussed the fact that he was banned 11 games during the 2022 season and fined $5 million for breaching the league's personal conduct policy.

During the Hall of Fame Game on Thursday, the lights went out, and a snapshot of Aaron Rodgers in the darkness led to some inevitable quips. Rodgers ended up on a four-day 'darkness retreat' in February as he considered his NFL future, with retirement an option at the time for the quarterback. And when a power outage occurred during the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, between the Jets and the Browns, NBC's Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth couldn't avoid denying the situation.

The Buffalo Bills are Super Bowl contenders, and the rest of the NFL has been put on alert. The Bills' potential on both directions of football was demonstrated in Los Angeles on Thursday. The defending champion Rams defeated the Bills 31-10 season-opening victory over the defending champions of the football. quarterback Josh Allen did not only complete with 297 yards and three touchdowns on 26-of-31 passing, but also offseason acquisition Von Miller fired Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford twice in his debut for Buffalo. And Buffalo's heyday was not over. During an uncharacteristically bad showing, Stafford was picked off three times, but the Bills defense held the Rams backfield to just 2.9 yards per carry on Thursday.