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Jon Gruden Doesn’t Believe Everything on ESPN is True
"Hell, I worked at ESPN for nine years. I worked hard at that job. I don't even want to watch the channel anymore because I don't believe everything is true."
Monday Night Football Creator Roone Arledge Named Finalist for Pro Football Hall of Fame
"Few -- if any -- individuals outside the NFL family had as large an impact on the popularity and public acceptance of pro football then Roone Arledge,'' NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said.
ESPN Announces Steve Levy, Louis Riddick, Dan Orlovsky and Laura Rutledge Team For Multiple NFL Games
"ESPN announced on Tuesday that they are partnering Steve Levy, Louis Riddick, Dan Orlovsky as well as Laura Rutledge to broadcast multiple NFL games in 2022."
Lisa Salters Signs Multi-Year Extension With ESPN
"ESPN has been in business with Lisa Salters for the last 22 years."
Joe Buck: ESPN Is Letting Us Set Tone For Monday Night Football
"It wasn’t well, you are at ESPN, you have to figure out how we do it."
Joe Buck, Troy Aikman Visit Bristol For First Time Since Signing With ESPN
“My anticipation for the start of this season is literally off the charts; I’ve never been this excited.”
Troy Aikman, Joe Buck Reveal Week 2 Monday Night Doubleheader On Good Morning America
"ESPN will handle the early kick between Tennessee and Buffalo at 7:15. At 8:30, ABC will carry the Vikings' visit to Philadelphia."
What’s Left In the Game of Broadcasting Musical Chairs?
"The game of musical chairs is ongoing at this point with much movement in the booths across the land. These announcers are just trying to have a seat available when the music stops."
John Skipper: There’s No Evidence Broadcasters Are Worth $18 Million Per Year
“I never saw a scintilla of evidence that the people in the booth change the ratings even by a smidgen. The race to hire people is mostly about internal pride."
How Will the ManningCast And Troy Aikman Coexist At ESPN?
"If you have upwards of $25 million per year invested in your people alone, how can the network justify telling people to go to ESPN2 or ESPN+ to watch the Mannings instead?"