Chris Collinsworth was unbearable

[Maverick84]

I am sure my feelings were hurt and I was ultra sensitive as well. Damn wife is a Giants fan so I was on edge

Damn wife.. she's lucky to have you!

 

[Gonzomandela01]

He is awful, but when the Cowboys are losing he takes it to another level. I just ended up muting the game.

 

[triplets_93]

He is awful, but when the Cowboys are losing he takes it to another level. I just ended up muting the game.

Muting the Collinsworth suck outweighs not hearing any ambiance. With technology and smart TV's, the NFL should offer and audio option with no color commentators.

 

[Gonzomandela01]

Muting the Collinsworth suck outweighs not hearing any ambiance. With technology and smart TV's, the NFL should offer and audio option with no color commentators.

I hope in the near future with AI they offer an option where the Cowboys win every Game. Take My money!

 

[Kwyn]

For those who don’t know, Cris Collinsworth is the CEO and majority owner of PFF.

When he bought the company he was just Emperor Palpatine.

Earlier this year he went full-blown Darth Sidious.

In the dead of night, he sold PFFs data architecture, along with its data engineers, to a billion dollar jock-bro software company and cashed out while getting shares.

He retained ownership of the PFF brand and reorganized it into a hollowed out zombie shell that relies on AI to generate betting and fantasy advice.

For the PFF customers left behind, their annual, non-refundable subscription gets them all of that glorious AI material but none of the public content creation or expert analysis because he fired all of the humans doing those jobs.

The remaining employees maintain the PFF website and billing systems while keeping the ai bots fed and watered.

 

[triplets_93]

Imo, Collinsworth is a Pox on NFL broadcasting. Why can't he just retire from it?

 

[MizzouCowboy4]

CC is always unbearable to me. No matter who is playing.

Agree. He just rambles

 

[bleachedwheat]

I do hate how he rambles on sometimes. He was completely right about the same play being called multiple times and burning the Cowboys. It took them entirely to long to figure out what was burning them. 3 swing routes in a row for a TD wasn't even the worst part. The entire first half of 15 yard outs and corner routes to beat cover 2 without any change in scheme was alarming.