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Eagles/Chiefs Highest Rated Monday Night Football Broadcast Since 1996
The 29.021 million viewership figure is the largest average audience for a "Monday Night Football" broadcast since the Green Bay Packers faced the Dallas Cowboys in November 1996.
Ken Carman: Eli Manning is Just as Good as Peyton Manning on ManningCast
"To listen to any of those guys have a conversation and hear how they can just break it down."
Mina Kimes: Working with Familiar Faces ‘Biggest Appeal’ to Staying at ESPN
"They’re not only wonderful human beings and amazing to work with every day, but they challenge me, we push each other, and we make what I believe is one of the best shows on television."
Chris Fowler: ESPN Didn’t Want to Spend the Money to Send College GameDay on the Road 30 Years Ago
"We didn’t know what we were doing out there in South Bend, but we stumbled on it and we got through it."
Why Was College GameDay at James Madison Instead of Oregon State?
“It’s hard to imagine College GameDay picking anywhere other than Corvallis if Pat McAfee had not doubled down on a feud with the remaining Pac-2 schools earlier this season.”
PFT Commenter: ‘I’m Going to Double My Time Spent on ESPN’ With College GameDay Appearance
"Hopefully, I won’t get GameDay canceled – that’s my mission – that’s going to be tough to do, but I think I can handle that one.”
Mina Kimes to Dan Le Batard: ‘Why Do We Have to Be Pitted Against Each Other?’
"In fact, the moment I first started doing your show, you pitted me against Pablo [Torre], I think from the jump."
Barstool’s PFT Commenter Named College GameDay’s Celebrity Guest Picker
A rare collaboration between Barstool Sports and ESPN will take place Saturday. Popular Barstool personality PFT Commenter will be the Celebrity Guest Picker on...
Todd McShay: New York Jets Offered Me a Front Office Job Before My ESPN Extension
McShay was ultimately laid off by ESPN during its round of cuts earlier this summer.
Four NFL Analysts Are Proving Quality is Better Than Quantity
As the NFL season gets meaty, Riddick, McIntyre, Canty, and Ryan are serving up a filet mignon of analysis – quite rare in this medium and very well done.