NBC Shares Health Update as NFL Host Faints Live on Air Leaving Him Needing Stitches

NBC Shares Health Update as NFL Host Faints Live on Air Leaving Him Needing Stitches

Friday’s edition of PFT Live on NBC Sports produced a moment that nobody on the show or watching at home was prepared for. NBC Sports host Michael Holley, 56, fainted on live television, sending shockwaves through the sports media world before the network quickly stepped in to reassure fans. The incident happened in the final 30 minutes of the two-hour show, which airs weekdays at 7:00 AM ET on Peacock, NBCSN, and SiriusXM 85. NBC Sports’ Pro Fo…

What happened to Michael Holley? NBC Sports host passed out live on air; horrifying footage sparks concerns

NBC Sports analyst Michael Holley fainted during Pro Football Talk Live while co-host Mike Florio spoke.

Michael Holley faints during PFT live broadcast after becoming overheated

‘Did He Just Pass Out?’ Sports Host Faints on Live TV in Scary Moment

Screenshot via NBC Sports NBC Sports host Michael Holley fainted live on air during Friday’s edition of PFT Live, leaving co-host Mike Florio visibly stunned as he exclaimed, “Did he just pass out?” The clip, which made rounds on the internet despite the network’s decision not to re-air the show as it usually does on Peacock, NBCSN, or Sky Sports, shows Holley slowly leaning back in his chair as Florio discussed the NFL before he finally fell ba…

Update on Michael Holley’s Condition After He Passed Out During PFT LIVE

NBC Sports co-host Michael Holley is fine after fainting on live television during Friday’s edition of “PFT Live,” the show and its host confirmed. Holley, a co-host for the past two years, became overheated in the final 30 minutes of the two-hour program and passed out in his home studio. The show airs at 7 a.m. ET on Peacock, NBCSN and SiriusXM 85. According to co-host Mike Florio, Holley had not eaten or drunk anything before the broadcast an…

Sports commentator Michael Holley faints during live television broadcast

Viewers and colleagues were left deeply alarmed after the beloved NBC Sports anchor collapsed on air before producers cut to commercial.