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NBC’s Melissa Stark Posted On-Field Photo With Her Stunning Daughter Before SNF, And The Internet Couldn’t Help Themselves

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Melissa Stark and her daughter
Melissa Stark and her daughter (Photo via X)

NBC sideline reporter Melissa Stark shared a field-level photo with her daughter before Sunday Night Football on Sunday.

Stark posted the picture on X before NBC’s Ravens-Falcons broadcast in Atlanta. She begins her fifth season on the Sunday Night Football sideline.

Stark went viral last Sunday for her interview with Dave Canales after Carolina beat Detroit. This week, her pregame photo was what grabbed the attention.

“My daughter and I ready for @SNFonNBC – tune in now !! @Ravens @AtlantaFalcons,” she captioned the post, which was nearing half a million views at the time of writing.

The photo shows Stark in a navy top and dark pants, holding a microphone. Her daughter stands beside her in a brown sleeveless top and jeans.

“Wow you guys are beautiful! Good luck to your daughter she’ll do great” one fan wrote.

“Do I have permission to marry your daughter?” another user asked.

“Good Lord… You look like sisters… Great pic” a third fan said.

“She’s not your daughter, she’s your mini me LOVE IT!” someone claimed.

“You won the good genes lottery” a fifth fan offered.

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Baltimore entered the primetime kickoff at Mercedes-Benz Stadium with a 3-1 record. Atlanta came in at 2-2 after an 0-2 start and two straight road wins.

The Ravens are playing without quarterback Lamar Jackson, who remains sidelined with an ankle injury.

An eversion ankle sprain sustained during a win over the Tennessee Titans cost him practice time this week.

Stark, meanwhile, is working the sideline on Sunday, with Mike Tirico and Cris Collinsworth in the booth while Terry McAulay is on rules analysis for NBC. That crew is set to work every Sunday Night Football game this season.

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