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Anthony Cris Collinsworth is an American sportscaster and former professional American football player. He played wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals in the National Football League for eight seasons. He now works as a sportscaster on ESPN and NFL Network. While playing in the NFL, Collinsworth also won a Heisman Trophy. He is a multi-talented and popular personality. He has a background in broadcasting as well.

Collinsworth is a graduate of Notre Dame and has covered the NFL for NBC, Fox, and HBO. He replaced John Madden as NBC’s color commentator in 2009 and has held that position ever since. He began his career studying broadcast journalism in high school and has been in the field ever since. After graduating from Notre Dame, Collinsworth worked at ESPN as a reporter and host for NFL Live and The Huddle.

Collinsworth is a member of NBC’s sideline production crew for Fighting Irish football games on NBC. He also served as a sideline reporter for NBC Sports’ telecasts of the Blue-Gold spring football game in 2016. He graduated from Notre Dame in 2017. Currently, he is in his 13th season covering NBC’s Sunday Night Football. Aside from his role as a sportscaster, Collinsworth is a member of the Academic All-America Hall of Fame.

After graduating from Notre Dame, Collinsworth worked as a sideline producer for NBC’s Sunday Night Football games from 2013 to 2017. In 2016, he was hired to be a sideline reporter for the Notre Dame Blue-Gold spring football game. In the same year, he became an NBC Olympics social media correspondent for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics. He interviewed a number of top athletes for the Olympic Late Night with Ryan Seacrest team.

After graduating from Notre Dame University, Collinsworth spent four years working on the sideline production crew for the Fighting Irish football games aired on NBC. He later served as sideline reporter for the Blue-Gold spring football game. In 2016, he joined the NBC Olympics as a social media correspondent. He also anchored the show’s coverage of the 2016 Rio Olympics. He received his Juris Doctor at the University of Cincinnati College of Law in 1991.

NBC hired Collinsworth in 1990 as a sideline reporter for Fighting Irish football games on NBC. He worked as a reporter on the NBC sideline for the Blue-Gold spring football game the following year. The NBC Sports social media team hired Collinsworth for several events, including the 2016 Winter Olympics. While at NBC, he also has experience as a producer on various television shows. In addition to his work as a sportscaster, Collinsworth also holds a law degree.

The two met at a football game in the Cincinnati area in 1981. He was hired on as a color analyst for NBC, and later, he was promoted to the lead game broadcasting crew. After his NFL career, Collinsworth’s popularity grew and he was rewarded with a new contract with NBC. In addition to being a sportscaster, he also has several other ventures. He is the co-host of a Guinness World Records Primetime show.

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