Maria Taylor has become a familiar face for NFL fans as the host of Football Night in America, where she sets the stage for Sunday Night Football each week. Before joining NBC, Taylor worked her way up at ESPN, eventually becoming the host of NBA Countdown ...

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance has everyone talking as the Puerto Rican native made history by being the first artist to perform at the Super Bowl entirely in Spanish. However, another incredible moment in history happened Sunday night that cannot be ...

Former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin predicted that Aaron Rodgers would be back with the Steelers in 2026. Tomlin, who is officially a member of the NBC broadcast team covering the NFL, thinks Rodgers has an “addiction” to the game of football and that it would be hard for him to step away just yet.

ROSWELL, Ga. — He's now a Super Bowl winning coach and his sports journey started right here in Georgia. Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald went to Centennial High School in Roswell. And before the big game, NBC aired an interview with NBC Sports ...

Social media users are asking, “Who is Maria Taylor?” after the NBC anchor’s history-making appearance at Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8. Taylor, 38, made history on Sunday, becoming the first Black woman to host NBC’s Super Bowl pregame show and to ...

Mike Tomlin will not be an NFL head coach this fall, but he will be close to the game as a member of NBC’s Football Night in America. While appearing on NBC’s NBA Showtime, Tomlin explained to Maria Taylor why he left the Pittsburgh Steelers and joined the NBC Sports team.

Last month, NBC sportscaster Maria Taylor made history as the first Black woman to host the Super Bowl pregame show and hand out the Lombardi trophy after the game. Taylor shared the celebration stage with Seattle Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald, a ...

Maria Taylor is a respected sports media personality with a strong fashion sense. She has a diverse career covering the NFL, Olympics, NBA, and more. Taylor's style is characterized by sharp tailoring, monochrome looks, and sporty-chic ensembles.

Mike Tomlin believes that the Pittsburgh Steelers will not make a big change at the QB position this fall. While appearing on NBC’s NBA Showtime with Maria Taylor on Sunday night, Tomlin was asked who he thinks will be the Steelers’ starting QB in 2026.