The anchor must wear the temporary tat on the back of his neck after the Birds pummeled the Commanders on Sunday to advance to the Super Bowl.

Today' co-hosts Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin settled a bet after Savannah’s Eagles defeated Craig’s Commanders in the NFC Championship Game

“I was like, ‘Are they forcing you out?’ She’s like, ‘No Craig, I’m OK. I’m leaving,’” he recalled. “I was legit stunned, so much so that after she left, I went back to her dressing room, and I was like, ‘Are you sure you’re OK?’ It takes a certain kind of courage to leave anything when you’re at the height of your game.”

Craig Melvin lost a bet to Today coanchor Savannah Guthrie and was forced to reap the consequences. Craig, 45, and Savannah, 53, made a bet last week regarding the NFC Championship game. Savannah is a Philadelphia Eagles fan,

"This is why we don't gamble, kids!" Melvin, 45, said on the NBC morning news show on Monday, Jan. 27, moments before Carson Daly and Al Roker helped apply the ink. Luckily for Me

Craig proved to be a man of his word after his Washington Commanders lost to Savannah's Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship Game.

Dressed in a navy suit and yellow tie that his wife and kids picked out for the occasion, Craig stands at the TODAY desk reading over copy when music begins playing. He looks up, surprised, as the first verse of Hootie & the Blowfish’s “Let Her Cry” comes through the studio speakers.

In fact, Swims credits manifestation as the driving force behind his success, which includes the acclaimed 2023 album “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1)” and its No. 1 single, “Lose Control.” To date, the hit has racked up nearly 1.5 billion streams on Spotify.

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Nathan Congleton/NBC Craig Melvin is fulfilling the hilarious end of his NFC Championship bet with Savannah Guthrie. After betting that the Washington Commanders would beat the Philadelphia Eagles on the road to the Super Bowl,

Savannah Guthrie and Craig Melvin are hitting new highs just weeks into their new partnership as the co-anchors of the Today Show on NBC each morning. Since Hoda Kotb's departure on January 10, Craig has stepped into the role as Savannah's partner-in-crime,