Aaron Rodgers Takes Shots at ESPN
Aaron Rodgers inadvertently ripped himself being on ESPN while on ESPN
While being interviewed on an ESPN show, Rodgers maintained that he’s sick and tired of the biggest sports network in America parading around the opinions of all these washed-up athletes who haven’t been relevant in years, as if anyone should care about what they have to say.
Pat McAfee is literally front and center on ESPN’s college football coverage as the most vocal star of College GameDay. After knocking the worldwide leader for its social media coverage of the sport, ...
Pat McAfee proved that he was one of the top sportscasters in the industry when he signed a multi-year deal with ESPN in 2023 ...
On Saturday, McAfee was so confident after the kicker missed his first attempt for $200,000 that he doubled down immediately.
The West Virginia football head coaching job is officially open and athletics director Wren Baker will cast his net far and ...
One of the biggest names synonymous with ESPN is Stephen A. Smith, and now his colorful commentary is paying off once again.
One Texas fan narrowly missed a $1.2 million kick on ESPN's "College GameDay" on Saturday as the Longhorns took on the ...
Here's where ESPN's "College GameDay" is heading for "Championship Week" in Week 15 of the college football season, including ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback