Carrie Underwood is once again gracing our screens with the opening theme for Sunday Night Football (SNF), marking her 12th consecutive year in this iconic role. Despite the highs and lows of her career, Underwood’s commitment to this gig has been unwavering. But her decision to return after recent controversies and changes in the NFL landscape is a testament to her resilience and enduring popularity.
The past few years haven’t been entirely smooth for Underwood. There were murmurs and criticisms surrounding her performance in previous SNF seasons, with some fans expressing discontent over the revamped theme song. The original “Waiting All Day for Sunday Night,” which is a spin on Joan Jett’s “I Hate Myself for Loving You,” has seen various iterations, and not all were met with universal acclaim.
Last year’s performance, filmed at Resorts World Las Vegas, was a particular point of contention, sparking debates on whether Underwood should continue in the role.
However, Underwood faced these challenges head-on, choosing to embrace the feedback and return with renewed vigor for the 2024-2025 NFL season. Her persistence is a clear message: she’s here to stay, and she’s ready to make SNF an even bigger spectacle.
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