Fans were left baffled by the appearance of the NBC star’s hands during the pregame show
NBC star Cris Collinsworth was commentating on Super Bowl LX in San Francisco – but viewers were left baffled by the look of his hands during the broadcast. The NBC pundit called his sixth Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium, matching Troy Aikman’s record amongst current commentators since his debut behind the microphone in 2005.
His son’s pre-match coverage took an unusual turn, broadcasting from the infamous Alcatraz prison. Before the showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, Collinsworth was discussing the upcoming clash with play-by-play announcer Mike Tirico.
However, viewers quickly took to social media to express concern about the appearance of Collinsworth’s hands.
“What the f—— going on with Chris Colinsworths hands? Is he throwing up signs? Nah that’s f—– up,” one viewer said. Numerous others raised questions as another said: “Are Chris Collinsworth Hands okay?”
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A third added: “Wth is wrong with Collinsworth’s hands?” A further post read: “uhh what is up with cris collinsworth’s hands ..?”
Another said: “Chris Collinsworth hands looks crazy.”
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Collinsworth has been behind the mic for five Super Bowls featuring the Patriots, which is an impressive track record. He admitted his delight in witnessing the AFC East side returning to the biggest stage in the NFL under fresh leadership.
“It’s been an amazing run,” Collinsworth told the Mirror US regarding the Patriots. “And I’m glad that I get a chance to see it go full circle.
“So forever it was Belichick, and it was Brady in the beginning of that. And I sort of went through the whole cycle. And now it’s got his protege in there, right? Mike Vrabel is in there.”
However, the Patriots look to be struggling their way out of Super Bowl LX as the Seahawks takes a 29-7 lead into the final minutes of the game.
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