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Jim Miller Out At SiriusXM NFL Radio
"We’re grateful for all of Jim’s insights and contributions through his many years on SiriusXM, and I’m personally grateful to have him as my on-air teammate for a long time."
Scott Bair Announces Departure From Marquee Sports Network
"We finished the season with all green arrows pointing way up, reflecting growth in article views, the Chicago Football Show and audience engagement across platforms."
Why Did Green Day, Bad Bunny Remain Politically Silent in Their Super Bowl LX Performances
"There’s something to be said for the idea that two politically active global artists performed on the biggest stage in American sports. Moreover the decision to let the music speak for itself."
Mike Salk: MLB Should Have Been Promoted After the Super Bowl Broadcast on NBC Sports
"Why were there no promos, no nothing during and especially after the Super Bowl for the Sunday Night Baseball on NBC? What are we doing?"
What the NFL Should Consider Heading Into Next Year’s Super Bowl Halftime Show
"Next year, NFL executives would be well served by walking the tailgate acreage of Lucas Oil Stadium, Soldier Field, or Levi’s Stadium. Listen to what pours out of speakers before kickoff."
MLB Swung and Missed Again at a Golden Opportunity With Super Bowl Conclusion
"Baseball needs good press, smart marketing, and a locked-in audience. The Super Bowl provided exactly that opportunity. Instead, MLB once again struck out looking."
Michael Kay: I Would Have Fired Tony Dungy for Not Discussing Hall of Fame Vote on NBC Sports
"If I’m NBC, I fire him on the spot. We’re paying you whatever amount of money we’re paying you. You are discussing it."
‘NFL GameDay Morning’ Signs off Amid Shift to ESPN Ownership Next Season
"Mergers are scary, obviously, for the entity that’s being acquired. But there’s a reason why NFL Network was as valued as it was."
Ranking the Best and Worst of Super Bowl LX on NBC Sports
"While the official viewership results have yet to be revealed, here is what stood out as the best and worst of what NBC Sports presented for Super Bowl LX.."
Pro Bowl Games Average Viewership Drops Near 60% From Last Year
"The Pro Bowl Games drew approximately 4.7 million viewers in 2025, a number that already reflected a sharp drop from historical norms."