Cris Collinsworth breaks silence after months off air on NBC with 3-word message over his offseason plans

Chris Kulinsworth, a football broadcaster, has been incredibly calm since the end of the American Football Association season.

Collensworth, 66, is one of the winter sounds on NBC Football coverage on Sunday night.

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But the commentator has enjoyed a break outside the season since the last live match for NBC in January.

NBC star rarely posted on X these days.

He moved to the social media platform for the second time this year last week.

It turned out that Collinsworth's plans outside the season are the same plans as most sports fans.

“Go Getors … oh wonder,” wrote 66 -year -old.

It was clear that Kulinsworth was enjoying watching a mad march.

Florida Gators No. 1, ranked in Florida Gutors No. 8 Uconn Huskies, put on one of the classic last Sunday.

Florida won 77-75 to reserve its place in the last 16 NCAA championship.

This led to the breaking of Kolinsworth, the silence of social media with a three -word message.

The 66 -year -old girl was interviewed by Kay Adams on UP and Adams Show last month.

Adams interrogated him about his alleged bias towards Patrick Maqoum, who claimed fans.

The midfielder in Kansas City Chevings Machouz was dismissed six times in a Super Paul defeat by Philadelphia Eagles.

“There are fans of the American Football Association, I don't know if you know this, Chris, they think you really love Patrick Ma'houm,” Adams said.

“And you will hear what you say about the O line and say that you give it the Shiites.”

Collinsworth has never called one of the super -Powls in Maasouz.

“Frankly, I don't care if anyone who thinks I love Patrick Maqoum, because I do,” Adams answered.

“I love the man.

“He was one of the most long and long players we saw in the league.”

Collinsworth is a major analyst in NBC along with Mike Terico in the cabin.

NBC will broadcast Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, California next February.