NBC has made the call on Cris Collinsworth vs. Greg Olsen. There had been some speculation that Olsen could be the man to replace Collinsworth in the "Sunday Night Football" booth. Olsen, of course, lost his No.

Speaking to The Athletic in a new interview, Olsen — now in his first season with Fox Sports’ No. 2 team after Brady slid into the ex-tight end’s slot with the network’s top squad — expressed how his “success is not contingent” upon the seven-time Super Bowl champ, who made his highly anticipated debut as an NFL analyst last Sunday.

Tom Brady is replacing Greg Olsen as Fox Sports’s No. 1 analyst after Greg’s Emmy-winning tenure on FOX. What happened to Greg Olsen?

FOX Sports broadcaster Greg Olsen broke his silence on Tom Brady's debut after replacing him as the network's lead NFL analyst.

Collinsworth is expected to remain at NBC for several more seasons, making it harder for Olsen to land a No. 1 job.

Cris Collinsworth has been a part of the NFL media ecosystem for 35 years. He’s been the lead analyst for NBC’s Sunday Night Football since replacing John Madden all the way back in 2009. Before that he was a longtime fixture in the studio and broadcast booth for Fox,

Cris Collinsworth is closing in on a contract extension that will keep him in the NBC booth alongside lead announcer Mike Tirico through the 2029-30 NFL season

Olsen was moved to the No. 2 booth with Joe Davis, while Brady is partnered with Kevin Burkhardt. Olsen worked with Burkhardt for the last two seasons and won a Sports Emmy for his analysis. But, he isn't worried about Brady's success impacting his broadcasting career.

NBC has come to a decision regarding Sunday Night Football's Cris Collinsworth, who has spent the last decade as the face of one of America's top shows.