"When Collinsworth asked a question regarding on-field strategy, however, Harrison began to answer before suddenly losing his train of thought and asking for the question again. When Collinsworth repeated it, Harrison again struggled to come up with an answer before joking, It's a lot of stuff going on, and gesturing to his head. He also apologized. Harrison tried again. After uttering a single sentence, he said, That's it, and the conversation moved on."
"The next day, Harrison quelled any concerns regarding his well-being. The former New England Patriot told MassLive that Sunday night's display was merely an unfortunate result of exhaustion. The report continued: Reached Monday, Harrison allayed fears telling MassLive he was fine. He was operating on short rest. I was exhausted working on a few hours of sleep watching my son play Saturday night."
During the Sunday Night Football postgame show, NBC Sports analyst Rodney Harrison froze on-air while attempting to answer a question about on-field strategy. He began a response, lost his train of thought, asked for the question to be repeated, then joked that there was a lot going on, gestured to his head, apologized, and after a single sentence said that was it before the conversation moved on. The moment drew concern on social media. The next day Harrison told MassLive he was fine and attributed the lapse to exhaustion after limited sleep while traveling to watch his son play. He said he was suffering from short rest but was okay.
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