Tony Dungy is leaving Football Night in America. Dungy confirmed Thursday that NBC informed him he won’t be back on the show this fall, ending a 17-year run with the network. “I have been informed by NBC that I won’t be back with FNIA this fall and it has given me time to reflect and Read

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Tony Dungy’s time at NBC has come to an end. The Hall of Fame coach took to social media Thursday to share the news that his run on the network’s “Football Night in America” Sunday pregame show is over.

Hall of Fame coach Tony Dungy will no longer be a part of NBC’s “Football Night in America.” Though reports indicated Dungy would be let go more than two weeks ago, when The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand reported that he was “likely out,

Tony Dungy, a revered figure in football, is leaving NBC's "Football Night in America" after 17 seasons, with the network citing a shift in direction. This move is part of a larger "refresh" planned for NBC's NFL coverage,