Cris Collinsworth and Mike Tirico (Photo via NBC)
It seems very hard to find an NFL announcer that most people genuinely like. However, Mike Tirico, who works for NBC, has always been one of the best.
In fact, after some recent news, there’s an argument that he’s also one of the most dedicated broadcasters in all sports.
During Sunday Night Football, Tirico revealed that he was in the booth after just tearing his Achilles. The cameras then flipped to an angle of the booth, which showed him with a cast on his left leg.
Mike Tirico ruptured his Achilles earlier on Monday and is still calling the Eagles/Rams game tonight.
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@joereedy)— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) November 25, 2024
Of course, the dedication to his craft had a lot of NFL fans and social media users extremely impressed with Tirico
Mike Tirico calling this game with a ruptured Achilles tonight: pic.twitter.com/97ePzdVRgY
— theScore Bet (@theScoreBet) November 25, 2024
This now gives Tirico the right to tell every player who gets hurt to just “tough it out.”
Mike Tirico Knows Much More Than Just Football
If you were tuned into the Olympics this summer, there’s a good chance you heard Tirico on your TV.
According to NBC, he reeled in more than 30 million viewers daily across NBC, Peacock, and other NBCU platforms while announcing the Paris games.
Tirico embodies the persona of a “sports guy” to the fullest.
PHOTOS: Everyone Was Saying The Same Thing About The Jaw-Dropping Hockey Fan Who Was Distracting The Crowd At Leafs-Devils Game
Female hockey fan (Photos via @danicoopps/IG)A photo of a female hockey fan who was busting out of her jeans at a Leafs-Devils game in early 2024 has gone viral online again.
Said supporter was pictured in the stands wearing a Devils Jack Hughes jersey, but that was probably the least interesting thing about her as a lower body part caused her to trend on X.
A new set of photos of her showing her assets off has popped up online ahead of the weekend, with one of the accounts posting asking, “Are you a hockey fan?”
Check it out right below:
