Set to be released by the Indianapolis Colts, quarterback Matt Ryan says that he'll still be a factor somewhere in 2023
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith believes that athletes, particularly those that jump into the fray of discussing political issues, are held to a higher standard by the public than elected officials, according to a recent interview with conservative commentator Mark Levin.
The price to watch UFC pay-per-view events via ESPN+ will climb once again in 2023, marking another raise to the product.
Robert Griffin III issued an apology after using the term "jigaboos" during the leadup to ESPN's Monday Night Football coverage between the New England Patriots and Arizona Cardinals.
Superstar Racing Experience (SRX) announced a new multi-year media deal with ESPN to bring back Thursday Night Thunder.
Former ESPN contributor Keith Olbermann is demanding the US Government use military force to arrest former President Donald Trump after Trump made a post to his Truth Social social media platform regarding the contested results of the 2020 presidential election.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson accused ESPN journalist Jamison Hensley of defaming him after Hensley accused Jackson of tweeting an "anti-gay phrase."
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith reversed course on his criticism of Kyrie Irving after the Brooklyn Nets star was suspended indefinitely for sharing a movie link to Twitter.
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ESPN host Stephen A. Smith went on a tirade last Friday attempting to claim that he is "underpaid" compared to his white colleagues simply due to his race.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith attempted to play the race card while discussing Tom Brady yelling at his offensive line during the team's loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers last weekend.
ESPN analyst and host Richard Jefferson, who played 17 seasons in the NBA, seven of them with the New Jersey Nets and won a championship in 2016 with the Cleveland Cavaliers, recently claimed he doesn't have access to his own company's streaming service, ESPN+.
Stephen A. Smith is upset at the Dallas Cowboys for not showing interest in bringing in Colin Kaepernick to replace the injured Dak Prescott.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith has helped really kick football season commentary into high gear by delivery what is probably already the most outlandish take of season, which is only a week old, by claiming that the Dallas Cowboys would never sign on controversial player Colin Kaepernick because Texans are "too patriotic."
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill didn't wait too long after news broke that Queen Elizabeth II had died to immediately start dissecting her entire history and finding ways to blame her for what she called the "devastating impact of continued colonialism."
Former Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III did not like the NFL's punishment of Deshaun Watson after the league determined he committed sexual assault.
Sage Steele, an ESPN sportscaster who found herself in the eye of a hurricane of criticism when she spoke out against employers who were forcing their employees to take the experimental COVID-19 vaccine, seems to have been vindicated after recent CDC updates changed their COVID guidance.
ESPN Reporter Mechelle Voepel took to Twitter to announce "I'm transitioning to male."
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem denounces woke analyst Jalen Rose's attempt to cancel Mount Rushmore from NBA's GOAT debates.
ESPN's Jalen Rose has put out a crazy call to action by asking people to stop using Mt. Rushmore as a measuring stick for success in metaphors because apparently it is "offensive."
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in hot water for using the "midget" in a joke he made while commenting on the death of Larry Lacewell, the Cowboys' longtime Director of College and Pro Scouting who died at the age of 85 off season.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green blasted ESPN's SportsCenter anchor Zubin Mehenti for his comments about Kevin Durant and told them to "talk BASKETBALL."
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