NBC analyst Rodney Harrison appeared to freeze while speaking during a pregame talk on Sunday night. Harrison was speaking ahead of an NFL game between the Denver Broncos and the Washington Commanders at FedExField. In a viral video ahead of Sunday Night Football, former NFL star and NBC analyst Rodney Harrison was seen freezing mid-sentence while discussing the game. During the pregame talk, analyst Jac Collinsworth asked him what could be "the best way to attack" for the Commanders. Harrison was about to respond, but froze while speaking. He then asked for the question to be repeated and finally said:"The best way to attack them... There's a lot of stuff going on, I'm sorry. They don't have a lot of discipline on the defensive side of the ball. That's it. I'm sorry guys."Fans took to X to react to Rodney Harrison's sudden concerning moment. While some considered it a logistical error of too many people speaking into his microphone, others were worried about it being a health issue. One X user wrote:"100% multiple people talking in his ear at once. Or hearing himself delayed in his earpiece."soul preacher 79 @EdMiley63LINK@MLFootball 100% multiple people talking in his ear at once. Or hearing himself delayed in his earpiece.Some other comments were as follows: NorthBest Sports @NorthbestS35LINK@MLFootball Why assume the worst? He said “there’s a lot of stuff going on”. Let him explain if he feels it is necessaryPeter Rosenberg @RosenbergradioLINK@MLFootball It's an audio problem in his headset everyone relaxJason Schumacher @jaseo224LINK@MLFootball They were talking to him in his ear piece.Fans continued to discuss and guess what happened: Hubba @hubba2kLINK@MLFootball As someone who has epilepsy, he’s having a seizure. These are terrible because people don’t know what’s going on with you. It’s so embarrassing.KODA @iamkoda7LINK@MLFootball That man was cold and the cold snatched all of his concentration.Matt DeLisi, Ph.D. @CrimeMusicaLINK@MLFootball Combination of anxiety, overheating, and his earpiece chatter. Seemed like he had vertigo.Rodney Harrison played as an NFL safety for 15 years, representing the San Diego Chargers (1994-2002) and the New England Patriots (2003-2008). The former player was also the only NFL player to record 30 sacks and 30 interceptions. He notably won two Super Bowls and was included twice in the First Team All-Pro list. Following his retirement in 2009, Harrison has been a part of NBC's Football Night in America as a commentator and analyst. NFL doctor opines on Rodney Harrison's sudden freezing during commentary during Sunday Night FootballDallas Cowboys v San Francisco 49ers - Source: GettyIn an X post on December 1, Dr Jesse Morse shared his opinion on Rodney Harrison's viral clip where he froze while speaking on the microphone. Morse is an NFL injury expert and sports physician. Speaking about Harrison's possible medical emergency, he wrote:"Rodney Harrison here with possible TIA / stroke-like symptoms. I’m hoping he went to the hospital immediately to get evaluated. Scary, hope all is well!"After this moment, Harrison did not return to the broadcast. However, on Monday, December 1, he shared a message in a reported text to MassLive about his health. The former NFL safety wrote:"I was exhausted working on a few hours of sleep watching my son play Saturday night. I had 3 hours of sleep on Sunday and had to work all day. I was suffering from exhaustion. But I’m good."Rodney Harrison has four children, including two sons playing first division football. His son, Christian Harrison, plays safety for the University of Cincinnati, while Harrison Jr is a cornerback for Wofford College. Harrison has been trying to watch both his son's games by travelling from the east to the west, which may have led to some health concerns. Christian Harrison's team lost to TCU on Saturday, after which Harrison had to travel to Washington for Sunday Night Football. The Broncos eventually won against the Commanders 27-26 last night.