Brown, Simms, Collinsworth to host 'Inside the NFL'

Published: Jul 07, 2008 at 10:19 AM

NEW YORK -- James Brown, Phil Simms and Cris Collinsworth will host Inside the NFL when it moves to Showtime in the fall.

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Brown hosts the CBS pregame show on Sundays, while Simms is the network's lead analyst. Collinsworth is a holdover from the program's previous run on HBO and also works for NBC and NFL Network.

CBS Sports chief Sean McManus said Monday in announcing the hosts that a fourth person will join them each week. Whether it will be another full-time analyst or a rotating current or former player has yet to be determined.

The show will be produced by CBS Sports and NFL Films. CBS owns Showtime.

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