Cleveland Akron, OH, October 11, 2026 — Chris Simms, a former NFL quarterback, has publicly voiced his surprise and raised questions regarding his departure from NBC’s widely watched pregame show, ‘Football Night in America’. Simms concluded a seven-season tenure with the program, which is considered a flagship NFL broadcast on the network.

The specifics surrounding Simms’ exit from ‘Football Night in America’ have not been fully disclosed. Simms spent seven seasons as a prominent voice on the show, contributing analysis and commentary to the NFL pregame coverage. His departure marks the end of a significant period with the network’s football programming.

Simms’ comments suggest a level of unexpectedness regarding the decision to end his involvement with the show. While the exact reasons or the timing of the departure were not detailed in the information available, his public statements indicate he is seeking clarification or expressing bewilderment over the outcome of his seven-year association with the broadcast.

‘Football Night in America’ is a key component of NBC’s NFL broadcasting package, known for its in-depth analysis and preparation for Sunday night games. Simms’ contributions over seven seasons made him a recognizable figure within the show’s lineup.

Further details regarding the circumstances of Simms’ departure from NBC Sports were not provided. The length of his contract, the specific nature of the discussions leading to his exit, or any potential future roles were not immediately available. The situation remains a topic of discussion among followers of the program and Simms himself, who is now publicly questioning his exit after a substantial run with the network.


Story summarized from the original created by Chris Pugh on www.cleveland.com, see more information here.

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