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The former Saints quarterback will be replaced by a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback and head coach.

It was reported months ago Drew Brees was out at NBC after only one year. Today, it was revealed why.

Drew Brees didn't last long with NBC as a broadcaster/analyst. The Network is reportedly eyeing a former backup Saints QB who is known more for his coaching career.

It's official: Drew Brees is one and done when it comes to his TV analyst gig with NBC Sports.

Drew Brees may be moving on from NBC or at least sharing time in the broadcast booth with another network.

Drew Brees knew it was coming, so he said it before anyone else could.

Drew Brees is detailing the next chapter of his life now that he's hung up his NFL cleats.

There was a lot of speculation as to what Drew Brees was going to do this season, he'll be back but when he hangs it up we know where he'll be.

Matthews has hosted the show for 20 years.

Look out for some local flavor tonight on NBC.

As the wheel of revivals turns, The Office looks like it might be next. Rather than returning for a full series, however, star John Krasinski said he’d rather borrow a page from the show’s O.G. incarnation to make it happen.

The co-anchor started in local news with several years spend at New Orleans station WWL.

If Will & Grace, Roseanne and The Office weren’t enough hot revival action for you, Paul Reiser and Helen Hunt may get back into bed with NBC. Reports indicate the erstwhile Paul and Jamie Buchman are working on a possible Mad About You revival almost twenty years after the finale.

NBC is rarely one to learn the right lessons from success, so how best to follow a thriving Will & Grace revival? Why, undoing any goodwill from The Office series finale, of course, and plotting an official revival for the 2018-19 season!

NBC didn’t waste time declaring its revived Will & Grace would return for a second season, raising the question of other must-see-TV series next in line. According to NBC brass, they’re next hoping for more 30 Rock and The Office, or perhaps even The West Wing.

If you thought the cord-cutters’ market was aggressive before, just wait until you get a load of YouTube TV. The online video staple announced the full scope of its live TV bundle, complete with unlimited cloud DVR and a moderate monthly subscription fee.

We’ve known for some time that Rogue One star Felicity Jones would steal the SNL plans as our first 2017 host, so who should follow? None other than Master of None star Aziz Ansari, booking his SNL debut for the week after.

We’re still trying to wrap our heads around a Taken prequel that somehow takes place in the modern day (“I will find you, and I will kill you” will look great in HoloChat), but NBC’s February premiere has finally granted us an official trailer. See those particular skills in their nascent stages with a new look at NBC’s Taken.

Enough Wizard of Oz adaptations have been floated over the past few years that it’s amazing even one made it term, but the awe doesn’t stop there. Behold, NBC’s ultra-ultra-ultra-gritty take on the classic L. Frank Baum tale, as Dorothy crashes into Emerald City in a first trailer.

Benedict Cumberbatch may make for a Strange SNL host this weekend, but as everyone knows, next week might be the most in need of some levity. Thankfully, Dave Chappelle will answer that call in a rare TV appearance, hosting the followup outing with an equally exciting musical guest.