Phil Simms, the long-time Giants quarterback who was named MVP of the team's first Super Bowl victory, also shared he is leaving the show in a post on X, formerly Twitter. Simms worked with CBS ...

Host Brandon Contes interviews Super Bowl XXI MVP and analyst on eight Super Bowl broadcasts, Phil Simms. Brandon and Phil ...

New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms was the first NFL player to utter the phrase after a Super Bowl victory, but that tradition will continue shortly after Super Bowl LIX concludes. The history ...

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Phil Simms is gone from CBS Sports—but he’s ... You know that—and I know that.” Meanwhile, the Super Bowl XXI MVP with the Giants will also continue his guest radio appearances with ...

Ryan, who led the Atlanta Falcons to the Super Bowl in his MVP season ... CBS makes major changes to 'NFL Today': Phil Simms and Boomer Esiason out ...

Simms has called eight Super Bowls in his broadcasting career and played in one -- Super Bowl XXI -- in which he was named MVP. This article originally appeared on Giants Wire: Phil Simms joining ...

Former New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms was replaced by former Dallas ... helping to win the 1986 Super Bowl with one of the all-time great performances by a quarterback in the big game.

McConkey would secure his place in Super Bowl lore with a memorable TD catch. Phil Simms' pass went through a double-covered Mark Bavaro's hands, but McConkey slid in for the six-yard touchdown grab.