Former NFL quarterback Chris Simms will not return to NBC’s Sunday Night Football coverage in 2026. Simms has been let go from his role as an analyst for “Football Night in America,” he announced on Monday. He is being replaced on the show by former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.

NBC Sports will provide 12 1/2 hours of live coverage from Churchill Downs from Friday's Kentucky Oaks day to Saturday's Kentucky Derby day

Chris Simms announced on Monday morning that he was out on “Football Night In America,” where he had served as an analyst since 2017. “I’m not on the show anymore, Mike,” Simms, the son of Super Bowl-winning Giants QB Phil Simms,

A former NFL player was informed he wouldn't continue to be part of NBC's plans for its "Sunday Night Football" coverage.

According to TV Guide, NBC is officially scheduled to air another repeat episode of their hit news/documentary series, “Dateline NBC” tonight, April 25, 2026, and it will feature a look at a story about a deadly break-in situation that happened.

NBC News dropped a bombshell report on Saturday: that damage to U.S. military bases was much more extensive than Trump's officials have publicly disclosed.

NBC made a stunning move during Game 4 of the Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers to announce Mike Tomlin as the newest on-air talent for Football Night in America.