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<p>DENVER (AP) &#8212; NBC play-by-play man Al Michaels has quickly apologized after making a joke about Harvey Weinstein during &#8220;Sunday Night Football.&#8221;</p><p>Michaels mused in the middle of the third quarter of the game between the New York Giants and Denver Broncos that the Giants were &#8220;coming off a worse week than Harvey Weinstein.&#8221; His on-air partner Cris Collinsworth replied with a laugh and told Michaels &#8220;only my L.A. guy comes up with that one.&#8221;</p><p>The comment got a negative reaction on social media and Michaels apologized in the fourth quarter for &#8220;being a little flip&#8221; with his reference to Weinstein, who faces sexual misconduct allegations. Michaels added that &#8220;it was not meant in that manner.&#8221;</p><p>CBS late night host James Corden apologized earlier Sunday for Weinstein jokes made at an event Friday.</p><style>
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Al Michaels sorry for ‘Sunday Night Football’ Weinstein joke