US EditionRodney Harrison Concerns Fans With Behavior on ‘Sunday Night Football’
- On Sunday night, Rodney Harrison froze mid-segment on NBC's live Sunday Night Football pregame while previewing the Denver Broncos vs Washington Commanders at Northwest Stadium after Jac Collinsworth asked a question.
- NBC has not commented and no health update has been provided, leaving the cause unexplained as viewers on social media speculated about a panic attack, stroke, or forgotten lines.
- Harrison, a former safety, spent 15 seasons with the San Diego Chargers and New England Patriots, winning two Super Bowls, and has worked about 16 years in sports broadcasting since October 2008.
- Collinsworth rephrased the question, prompting a halting reply in which Rodney Harrison said `There's a lot of stuff going on, I'm sorry.`, and a shocked viewer questioned why NBC did not immediately cut to commercial.
- Known as an enforcer, Harrison's playing history includes nearly 226,600 in fines, including 84,415 for hitting Jerry Rice, shaping public perception.
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Rodney Harrison’s Strange On-Air Moment Had Fans Worried — Here’s What Really Happened
NBC analyst Rodney Harrison had NFL fans doing double-takes Sunday night after an odd on-air moment that quickly lit up social media. During the Football Night in America pregame show before the Broncos and Commanders kicked off, Jac Collinsworth asked Harrison how Denver should attack Washington’s defense. Harrison started to answer, paused, lost the thread completely, and apologized a couple of times while trying to reset.It didn’t take long f…
Sunday Night Football Analyst Suddenly Freezes On-Air in Scary Moment
Screenshot NBC Sports analyst Rodney Harrison had a scary moment when he froze on-air during a segment on Sunday Night Football’s post-game show. Prior to the Denver Broncos’ overtime win against the Washington Commanders, Harrison was on the field to break down the upcoming action with Tony Dungy and Jac Collinsworth. When Collinsworth asked a question regarding on-field strategy, however, Harrison began to answer before suddenly losing his tra…
Rodney Harrison Concerns Fans With Behavior on ‘Sunday Night Football’
Former NFL safety Rodney Harrison sparked concern among fans during NBC’s Sunday Night Football broadcast on Sunday, November 30, after appearing to lose his train of thought while answering a question from fellow analyst Jac Collinsworth. Collinsworth, 30, asked the former San Diego Chargers and New England Patriots star a question about the Washington Commanders before they took the field for a 27-26 loss to the Denver Broncos. “Yeah, I look a…
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