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ESPN NFL analyst Damien Woody said it is no coincidence that free agent safeties Eric Reid and Kenny Vaccaro, like Colin Kaepernick, remain unsigned after kneeling for the National Anthem. Woody said teams can use the “handy excuse” that Kaepernick

Jason Witten will retire from the NFL and join ESPN’s Monday Night Football crew, according to ESPN.

ESPN lost half-a-million subscribers in the month of April, adding to a massive hemorrhaging of customers which now hovers around 14 million over the last seven years.

Deleted racially charged tweets from new Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen surfaced the night before Thursday’s NFL Draft. Allen has since apologized for the tweets from his high school days, but Bills linebacker and team captain Lorenzo Alexander said Allen may need to

April 28 (UPI) — Cole Beasley says he doesn’t know what it’s like to be a locker room without Dez Bryant and Jason Witten.

FRISCO, Texas (AP) – Dallas Cowboys tight end Jason Witten plans to retire after 15 seasons and join ESPN as its lead analyst for the “Monday Night Football” telecast, the network reported Friday.

After falling in Thursday’s draft to the 10th pick, new Arizona Cardinals first-rounder Josh Rosen guaranteed making the nine teams that passed on him regret it over the course of his career. Friday, ESPN “First Take” co-host Stephen A. Smith slammed the outspoken quarterback, calling him “idiotic” and

Thursday, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith discussed the resurfacing of some old, deleted racial tweets by potential first overall pick Josh Allen. Allen says the tweets were made in high school, and have since been deleted, but the offensive posts resurfaced

ESPN writer and left-wing activist Jemele Hill, is featured prominently in the Essence magazine list of the “Woke 100 Women” in the black community.

Tuesday on ESPN’s “Highly Questionable,” Jemele Hill said that it is “time to get used to the idea that Colin Kaepernick won’t play in the NFL again” because owners around the league are “not willing” to accept a humanitarian. “Unfortunately, I

Tuesday on ESPN’s “Get Up,” co-host Michelle Beadle reacted to San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch waiting for the legal system to play out before making a decision on what to do with second-year linebacker Reuben Foster, who is charged

ESPN host Jemele Hill is now advocating for Adidas to give Colin Kaepernick an endorsement deal, regardless of whether an NFL team signs him for the 2018 season.

While most of ESPN seems intent on staying “woke” in their politics, ESPN’s Bomani Jones seems to want to put the woke narrative back to sleep.

ESPN is sending its political/sports site FiveThirtyEight over to the ABC News, perhaps to blunt criticism that ESPN is too political.

Former UCF star defender Shaquem Griffin has one hand, but he does not let that stop him from succeeding on the football field. Griffin, whose twin brother Shaquille was taken by the Seattle Seahawks last year in the third round,

As week three continues for ESPN’s new “woke” morning show, the numbers reveal that Get Up! is still struggling to gain viewers.

Radio hosts Joe Madison and Stephen A. Smith, think that QB/activist Colin Kaepernick remains unsigned because he hurts ticket sales.

Cord-cutters have won a big victory., A company called Philo is now offering 37 live streaming channels for only $16 a month. The best news is that you are not subsidizing CNN or ESPN.

Monday on ESPN’s “First Take,” host Stephen A. Smith argued that activist quarterback Colin Kaepernick is more comparable to President Donald Trump than Jackie Robinson. Kaepernick tweeted a graphic Sunday with a quote by Robinson about how he cannot stand

With New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski’s NFL future up in the air, ESPN “Get Up” co-host Mike Greenberg said he could see the oft-injured pass catcher retiring early to pursue other passions. “He’s had concussions, he’s had three

ESPN writer Jemele Hill has blasted the Philadelphia Police Department, and implied that racism played a role in the handling of the arrest of two black men in a downtown Philadelphia Starbucks on Thursday.

ESPN’s “First Take” co-host Max Kellerman blasted the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks Friday for reportedly calling off a workout with activist free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick, calling it a “punk move” and an “outrage.” “This is a punk move

Friday on ESPN’s “Get Up!,” co-host Michelle Beadle lamented the “stupid mentality” that is keeping free agent quarterback and National Anthem kneeler Colin Kaepernick out of the NFL. “I would hate to say that he doesn’t ever play football again

ESPN’s former chief, John Skipper, quit the network months ago to deal with his drug addiction problems. However, now critics are blaming him for the “expensive calamity” that is the network’s newly launched morning show, Get Up!

With golf great Tiger Woods’ return to Augusta, ESPN enjoyed a 40 percent ratings jump over last year for it Masters Tournament broadcast.

Appearing as a guest host Friday on ESPN’s “First Take,” Domonique Foxworth claimed that when Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr and San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich speak out against President Donald Trump and openly discuss politics, they are

Ratings have continued to crumble for ESPN’s new morning show, Get Up! Despite the millions of dollars the network has poured into it, the show has seen a steadily declining audience for its first week on the air.

Ratings for Monday’s debut of ESPN’s anticipated new social justice-themed morning show, Get Up!, were dismal despite that the network has put a lot of resources and money into its production.

When it comes to the most annoying person in sports media, there really is no debate.

ESPN’s Jemele Hill has waded into the attacks on Fox News host Laura Ingraham, with an attempt to turn the controversy into a discussion about racism.

With the debut of a new ESPN morning show only days away, host Mike Greenburg is stressing that contrary to early reports, Get Up! will not be all about social justice “news.”

Monday on ESPN’s “First Take,” co-host Stephen A. Smith reacted to Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Michael Bennett’s indictment on a felony count of injury to the elderly. He defended the former Seattle Seahawk because of how a black man of his

During Friday’s “First Take” on ESPN, co-host Stephen A. Smith weighed in on a potential Colin Kaepernick return to the NFL. Smith argued that the former San Francisco 49er’s focus has changed from kneeling during the National Anthem to protest

Despite claiming that it isn’t the liberal sports network, cable sports network ESPN has announced that it plans to launch a brand new morning show geared to push a far left, social justice agenda.

Free agent safety Eric Reid believes that teams are yet to sign him over his National Anthem protests. While free agency has only been open the last week and he ultimately thinks Reid gets signed, ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano

According to a new study, subscriptions to streaming TV services exploded by 450 percent in less than a decade and pay TV household penetration has collapsed from a years-long hold of 75 percent, to just 63 percent in 2017.