sunday night football

As a takeoff to his brilliant call of the 1980 USA Olympic Hockey game vs the old U.S.S.R., Al Michaels might believe in miracles but he didn't believe calling a cab after allegedly drinking too much and getting behind the wheel of his car

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Seattle Seahawks safety Kam Chancellor knocked San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis out of Sunday night’s game with a vicious, yet legal hit.  Too bad the officials saw it differently.

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During last night's Sunday Night Football halftime show on NBC, Bob Costas decided to use his weekly monologue bit to address the issue of gun control, as it related to the tragic murder-suicide by Chiefs linebacker Javon Belcher

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Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones showed some smooth moves on and off the field during on Sunday Night Football.

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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers gave possibly the best response ever to a question posed by NBC’s Michelle Tofoya.

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San Diego Chargers safety Atari Bigby is from the University of what?  This is definitely a new one for NBC's Sunday Night Football.

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Drew Brees was able to break one of the most impressive records in NFL history on Sunday night, which was formerly held by the legendary Johnny Unitas.

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Bill Belichick wasn't exactly convinced that Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker connected on a game-winning field goal against the New England Patriots on Sunday night.

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Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was caught cussing at his offensive coordinator during a 39-10 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers survived against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday Night Football 23-20.  Surprisingly, the Colts were in contention late against the defending AFC champs although their starting quarterback was knocked out of the game.

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Sure, Tony Romo made two huge mistakes against the Jets on Sunday Night Football.  Romo screwed up the game, but his deficiencies are greatly exaggerated.

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