Marcus Mariota has addressed Cris Collinsworth’s Sunday Night Football pronunciation that had fans buzzing online.

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NBC broadcaster Cris Collinsworth sparked viewer reactions with his pronunciation of quarterback Marcus Mariota's name during the Broncos-Commanders game.

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There's probably a standard way you're used to hearing Mariota's name said. Collinsworth mixed it up. He put a distinct emphasis on the last two letters, really drawing out a "TAH" sound. Fans of the wizarding movie Harry Potter recalled a scene from the first book/movie, when two of Harry's best friends are learning a spell.

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