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Terry Bradshaw Not Planning On Leaving FOX Sports To Retire Anytime Soon
"How many people die within a year after retirement? So, I don't want to do that. I see myself staying fully active to the end."
Sports Radio Programmers Weigh in on Andrew Fillipponi Quitting Stunt
"Several programmers I spoke with praised the creativity of the moment, despite concerns about timing and execution."
Mike Tomlin Reportedly Joining NBC Sports
"Tomlin, 54, has long attracted interest from network executives. His resume of success, insight, and distinct voice made him a natural fit for TV."
ESPN’s Ryan Clark “Disgusted” by White House Video Using His Likeness
"The White House post involving myself and other NFL players is absolutely disgusting and despicable."
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."
Why Ramon Foster Always Saw A Post-NFL Career In Sports Media at 104.5 The Zone
"I tweeted in 2013 or 2014 that I wanted to be the biggest in Nashville. That is where my headspace is right now."
How Andrew Fillipponi Welcomed the Pressure Of Covering a Pittsburgh Steelers Coaching Search
"This is a huge moment. You have your core audience, and the audience that checks in when moments like this happens. We want to give them more reasons to come back to us for smaller things, and convert them to P1 listeners."
Stephen A. Smith Upset That Pittsburgh Steelers Didn’t Interview ESPN Analyst Ryan Clark for Head Coach Position
"I'm not joking about this and I'm dead serious."
Mike Tomlin Doesn’t Fix The Bigger Issue With NFL Broadcasts and Networks
"Until networks shift their focus from chasing headlines to building smarter, sharper, fan-first programming, the result will remain the same. More money. More familiar faces. Less impact."
ESPN Monday Night NFL Wild Card Broadcast Viewership Up 15% Year-Over-Year
"The Texans’ road victory over the Steelers ranks as ESPN’s second most-watched Wild Card game since the network began carrying postseason contests in 2015."