Social Media Is In An Uproar Over Edited C.J. Stroud Interview

Social Media Is In An Uproar Over Supposed C.J. Stroud Interview That Was Unethically Edited To Omit Important Statement (VIDEOS)

January 17, 2024, 9:22pm ESTBy Lou Flavius

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NBC is catching some heat as they are believed to have taken off a key piece from C.J. Stroud’s post-game interview from Saturday.

The rookie quarterback fired the Houston Texans to a wild-card win over the Cleveland Browns, throwing for 274 yards and three touchdowns on 16/21 passing. Following the 45-16 victory, Stroud spoke to NBC, thanking “Jesus Christ” as he shared his feelings on his first playoff appearance resulting in a positive result.

An edited version of the video is making the rounds online, with NBC seemingly taking the part about Jesus Christ out.

REPORT: @NBCSports is going viral for editing QB CJ Stroud's interview, which purposely cuts out him thanking Jesus Christ. pic.twitter.com/ElNoeAumbU
— NFLCentral (@NFLTrenchBattle) January 17, 2024

You can see some reactions to this right below:

Christ watching this right now… pic.twitter.com/yoS2Rsnk2x
— RaiderRamble.com™ (@TheRaiderRamble) January 17, 2024

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Why would anyone be surprised?? It's NBC…
— Bill Shepherd… (@MyGSDog_HavoK) January 17, 2024

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This is up to par for NBC.
— fatty patty (@theonlydyl_) January 17, 2024

NBC is probably the worst when it comes to this. Watch the new Baby Boss movie on Peacock produced by Jimmy Kimmel… lots of mocking Jesus, dark references that will go over kids heads.
— Andrew (@andr3w_tx) January 17, 2024

I’m not even a man of faith and this bothers me. Leave the man’s words alone.
— (roulettista) (@nomorekicks) January 17, 2024

Plenty of fans claimed to have seen the original version of this after the game, as well as online, and wondered where the part without Jesus came from.

I they didn’t. I literally watched this live and heard him thank Jesus Christ. In fact I even remember the studio crew replaying it after the game when they were doing the post-game show.
— Cardonutzz (@Cardonutzz) January 17, 2024

Where is the edited version from? I saw this clip live and later on YouTube, there was no edit. Seems like fake news.
— OscarOrtiz (@OscarOrtiz) January 17, 2024

The Texans have the version shown below on their official YouTube account.

So maybe they’re to blame?