Cris Collinsworth tells live TV viewers 'everything makes me feel old' after NBC unveils new graphic during SNF showdown
Samuel Coleman
Published Aug 21, 2026
TV color analyst Cris Collinsworth had a comical reaction to a new NBC graphic during Sunday Night Football.
Cris was in the booth alongside Mike Tirico on Sunday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas as the Dallas Cowboys hosted their division rival, the Philadelphia Eagles.
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With the Cowboys up 17-6 late in the second quarter, NBC displayed a graphic to show Dallas' dominance at home.
The broadcast used the iconic Christmas movie Home Alone as a reference in the graphic that was titled Home In Lone Star.
Cowboys star quarterback Dak Prescott's face was photoshopped on a body to make it seem he was Kevin, the 8-year-old main protagonist of the movie.
NBC then showed NFL stars Dexter Lawrence, Quinnen Williams, and Aaron Donald, three players who each lost respectively to the Cowboys on the road this season.
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All three were photoshopped to be in agony as they were made to seem like either Harry or Marv, the two crooks who tried to break in and steal things in Kevin's house — only to be hurt by the kid's booby traps.
The graphics also revealed that the Cowboys had 14 straight wins at home, four straight home games with 40-plus points, and a plus-150 point differential in their home territory.
Collinsworth and Tirico proceeded to marvel at the NBC graphic.
Tirico told TV viewers: "That movie came out in 1990.
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"That really makes you feel old when you hear that."
In response, Collinsworth said: "Everything makes me feel old."
His broadcast partner agreed while laughing, saying: "Ditto."
The Cowboys continued their hot streak at home, beating the Eagles 33-13.
Philadelphia lost another game by a big margin after last week's home defeat by the San Francisco 49ers.
Prescott threw for 271 yards along with two touchdowns and zero interceptions in the Week 14 primetime game.
