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Most of the football-watching world reacted with shock and concern after Shedeur Sanders elected to mime his answers to reporters’ questions after finding out he would not be the starter after the Browns’ most recent quarterback shakeup. His father had a different reaction.

Browns QB Shedeur Sanders received some back up from his mother, Pilar, Monday after former ESPN’s Rex Ryan took a swipe him.

In a weird twist, Alabama’s shocking defeat of Georgia on Saturday night earned ESPN’s Paul Finebaum a shot across the bow from a former colleague.

Troy Aikman is well paid to analyze, describe, and simplify NFL games into entertaining commentary for millions of viewers. But he is not paid to tell you what you’re watching is good when it’s not, and he’s not going to do that.

Miami Dolphins star wide receiver Tyreek Hill suffered what appeared to be a catastrophic knee injury during Monday Night Football, requiring him to be rushed to a hospital.

ESPN college football analyst Paul Finebaum says he is considering a run for the U.S. Senate in Alabama.

Former ESPN host revealed that she received “vicious” messages from strangers after she mourned the assassination of Charlie Kirk. 

The unbalanced Keith Olbermann launched a series of deranged attacks on the Trump administration.

Serially fired former ESPN anchor Keith Olbermann is admitting that he became unhinged and should not have posted threats of physical harm aimed at CNN commentator Scott Jennings last weekend.

ESPN analyst Michael Wilbon expressed joy over Auburn head basketball coach Bruce Pearl announcing his retirement.

Disney execs are worried that the Trump administration won’t approve their massive ESPN deal with the NFL if they allow Jimmy Kimmel to stay.

Stephen A. Smith and, up until recently, Jimmy Kimmel both worked for Disney, but don’t think that means Smith will automatically defend Kimmel, because he won’t.

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele has issued a direct call for all major American sports leagues to “release statements & send condolences” to the family of murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk, “kinda like you did when career criminal George Floyd died.”

Michael Wilbon, a member in good standing of the legacy sports media, has broken ranks to publicly admit what so many outside the media already know: The major sports media networks have ruined college football.

ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit is telling sports fans that he absolutely did not say what people are claiming he said during a hot mic incident.

ESPNt deleted a graphic it labeled the “Icons” of sports after being called out for adding a large number of little-known WNBA players to it.

Major League Baseball (MLB) has seen a steady rise in ratings and a resurgence in popularity, and now some major new media players want to cash in.

ESPN chief hot-take artist and possible Democrat 2028 presidential candidate Stephen A. Smith has determined who is responsible for the war in Ukraine, and Democrats won’t like the answer.

Disney-owned ESPN and film director Spike Lee have revealed that they are trash canning Lee’s documentary series about Colin Kaepernick.

Actor Denzel Washington trashed Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, saying he has made it hard to be a fan of the team. 

With its deal with Disney-owned ESPN set to expire at the end of the year, the UFC has signed a new contract with Paramount.

Some are questioning ESPN’s coming deal with the NFL and wondering if it will put a damper on its journalistic integrity.

Cable sports network ESPN has paid out a staggering $1.6 billion to gain the broadcast rights to WrestleMania and other WWE live events.

The NFL has entered into a nonbinding agreement to sell NFL Network and other media assets to ESPN.

Two potential candidates for the 2028 Democrat nomination are engaged in a war of words. No, it doesn’t involve Gavin Newsom or Kamala Harris. Instead, this scrap is between Stephen A. Smith and Michelle Obama.

Former first lady Michelle Obama ripped into cable sports network ESPN for becoming drama queens and bickering among themselves.

ESPN is finally cutting ties with commentator Shannon Sharpe weeks after he settled a $50 million lawsuit accusing him of rape.

ESPN writer David Dennis, Jr., has jumped on the leftist bandwagon of lunatics claiming the actress Sydney Sweeney is a Nazi.

It’s news that will shock no one: but last weekend’s WNBA All-Star Game, which did not include Caitlin Clark, was a dismal ratings failure.

While most everyone else seemed to find comedian Shane Gillis’ opening monologue at the ESPYs Wednesday night to be hilarious, one former ESPN personality did not.

Sam Ponder left cable sports network ESPN almost a year ago, and now she is speaking out about how and why the network fired her.

An ESPN social media post about the recent death of White Sox World Series champion closer Bobby Jenks has drawn considerable backlash after the network referred to Jenks as merely being “on the roster” for that 2005 championship season.

Now that UPenn has vacated Thomas’ dubious records and apologized for for including him, will ESPN also apologize for promoting him?

Noted leftist former ESPN host Jemele Hill has remained conspicuously silent on the subject of disgraced former UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, but has found the time to voice dissent against Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s diss on her hometown.

Hall of Fame legend Randy Moss will make a return to full-time broadcasting duties at ESPN after leaving the set of Sunday NFL Countdown last year to battle cancer.