NBC Sports is reportedly close to securing a four-year extension with top analyst Cris Collinsworth, keeping him with the network through 2030.

Longtime NFL broadcaster Cris Collinsworth is reportedly nearing a deal with NBC Sports to remain as the lead NFL game analyst through the end of the

Cris Collinsworth has been a part of the NFL media ecosystem for 35 years. He’s been the lead analyst for NBC’s Sunday Night Football since replacing John Madden all the way back in 2009. Before that he was a longtime fixture in the studio and broadcast booth for Fox,

Prepare to spend more Sunday nights with Cris Collinsworth. NBC is preparing a mega extension for the “Sunday Night Football” analyst that would keep Collinsworth calling NFL games through the 2029-30 season,

Marchand adds that Collinsworth, who is making roughly $12.5 million a year, is now in line to call two more Super Bowls for the network (NBC is set to broadcast the Super Bowl in 2025-26 and in 2029-30 as part of a rotation with CBS, FOX, and ABC).

Veteran NFL broadcaster Cris Collinsworth is reportedly close to finalizing a deal with NBC Sports that will keep him as the lead NFL game analyst through the end of the decade, according to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic.

Cris Collinsworth has been a fixture on NBC's Sunday Night Football coverage for nearly two decades, and it looks like his run with the network will continue. Collinsworth, 65, is working on a contract extension with NBC through the 2029-2030 season,