NBC is making changes ahead of the 2026 NFL season. Former Indianapolis Colts head coach and NFL Hall of Famer Tony Dungy announced Thursday that his time on the network’s “Football Night in America” has come to an end.

Tony Dungy confirmed this week he will no longer appear on NBC’s Football Night in America pregame show, marking a change after 17 years with the network. In a post on X, the 70-year-old analyst thanked NBC colleagues and noted his partnership with Rodney Harrison.

Tony Dungy’s time at NBC has come to an end. The Hall of Fame coach took to social media Thursday to share the news that his run on the network’s “Football Night in America” Sunday pregame show is over.

Amid reports that Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy is “out” at Football Night in America, it appears the changes at NBC’s flagship NFL studio show may extend well beyond one name. Awful Announcing has learned that it is unlikely analyst Rodney Harrison ...

A report details the future for Cris Collinsworth at NBC Sports. The network surprisingly let go of Tony Dungy.

Anyone who has watched pro football games on TV has heard the disclaimer — "any rebroadcast or other use of this telecast without the express written consent of the NFL is prohibited."

The NFL remains the king of American sports, especially when it comes to media consumption. After watching the NBA and NBC strike a major media deal that reportedly frustrated the league, the NFL has moved forward with negotiations of its own.

Joey Aguilar was hoping to return to Knoxville in 2026 to serve as the Tennessee Vols' starting quarterback this fall. But unfortunately for Aguilar, an injunction that would've allowed him to play for the Vols in 2026 was denied earlier this offseason.