Thank God for all nine of them!

Nothing like having nine "perspectives" on the game. I'm not able to watch TV and think at the same time, so I definitely need the help.

Thanks NBC!
(cue NBC's "The More You Know" tag)

only 9 perspectives? let's make it an even 10.

where's wilbon?

They should have Tiki report live from FenAway Park or go interview Jeff Gordon at Wrigley Stadium.

I can see giving Michaels a free pass, but Madden? He's loooong past prime. He's no longer as fun or informative as he was even 5 years ago. He was once the best ever, but now he's on cruise.

It's comparable to watching Willie Mays stumble around the Mets outfield in his final season. It's painful to watch someone who hangs around too long. Or in Madden's case, painful to hear...

Gus Johnson excited? NEVER!!!!!!!

If I wanted to be screamed at for three hours, I could just mute the game and listen to my wife.

Any program with Olbermann is a program I will never watch. I don't want to see anybody on any sports program that has such a bias towards any party of a political party.

Eff PMSNBC, and eff Olbermann, and I'm tickled pink that his show is being out-viewed by Nancy Grace.

What a terrible decision to have that butthole to be on their coverage.

Olbermann's show has more viewers than Nancy Grace. You're wrong there. Nobody watches Headline Prime. None of that network's show draw 6-figures in viewers.

And I'm sure you'd watch Bill O'Reilly on FNIA if that fair and balanced "journalist" were on it. Did you boycott ESPN when they had Rush Limbaugh as a commentator? His political bias is very well-documented. So is your problem with political bias in football commentary or with liberals? I suspect it's the latter.

Al Michaels doesn't deserve a free pass. I don't know why his presence was rarely considered part of the decline of MNF on ABC.

I love football but I have a problem with Keith. The best thing about sports is you can usally sit down watch a game and get away from all the politacal B.S. I don't want to be reminded of what's shoved down my throats 24/7 by the media.

If you expect us to watch your pregame, half time or post game program, you must replace that moron Olbermann!!! A liberal lunatic of this sort has no business being involved in sports commentaries.

Dump the Keith guy! If this person is SNF latest gig to spill his anger over as "The worst person in the NFL", it's not for this family!! We won't be watching pre-game and halftime viewing. How about something on the positive side?

I'm surprised you like the pre-game show. I've always found it to be slow and boring. Putting Olberman on was a huge mistake, and so was putting Limbaugh on ESPN. But at least people had a choice when Limbaugh was on, you could turn to the pre-game shows on the other networks. NBC had full rights to football, including highlights, on sunday night which forced ESPN to cancel NFL Primetime. So not only are they putting out an inferior show and shoving their politics down your throat, they've taken away your choice by ensuring they're the only football show available on Sunday night. There's just no point in interjecting politics into football, and if NBC can't put on a quality show, which it clearly can't, the NFL should start shopping for another network for Sunday night football.

Olbermann's performance was horrific last night! He tried to give a summary of the Cowboys-Giants game that was so off sync with the highlights, and so not funny, that it was painful to watch.

Does anyone in NBC actually watch this guy?

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Wow; MSNBC clearly shows they got it by pulling Olbermann off the election coverage but the parent company is still clueless?? I'm 57 years old and have watched the NFL since it first came on TV but count me out on Sunday night after listening to that BS blowhard s***head.