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ESPN Marketing Their ‘Next’ Leaning Too Far Into Their ‘Past’
"It’s a challenge any network, radio, or television station faces: how to reach the next generation without alienating the current one"
ESPN Re-Signs NFL Analyst Field Yates To Multi-Year Extension
"Yates will maintain his position as the face of ESPN’s Fantasy Football coverage across multiple platforms, including studio shows and podcasts. In addition, he will remain a cornerstone of ESPN’s NFL Draft programming"
ESPN Extends Contract With NFL Analyst Alex Smith
"His expertise as a quarterback, combined with his storytelling ability, enhances every broadcast he’s part of, whether it’s a pregame show or a feature segment"
Phil Simms Returns To NBC Sports As College Football Analyst
"I appreciate NBC for giving me this opportunity, and I can’t wait for the college football season to start"
YouTube Announces First NFL Game Broadcast Team For Chiefs vs Chargers
"Emmy-nominated host Rich Eisen will lead the coverage as play-by-play announcer, joined by Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner as game analyst"
Greg Olsen Opens up About Quality of NFL Coaches Game Week Conversations for FOX Sports
"There’s countless times a year where I hang up off of some coach’s conference meeting and I’m like, I get why Sean McVay wins a lot. I get why Kevin O’Connell wins a lot"
ESPN To Unveil a TikTok-Like Social Feed With Rollout of Direct-To-Consumer Product
"Vertical, scrollable video is how so many fans get their information today"
ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro: ESPN Direct-To-Consumer In “The First Inning”
"We thought it was the right thing to do for the sports fan because the trends were not slowing down"
What is New Heights After a Visit From Taylor Swift?
"I don’t think Jason and Travis Kelce are planning to sunset the show, so what’s the follow up? Is there one?"
How Desmond Howard Evolved From Heisman To Veteran on College GameDay
"I came in with what I consider to be ESPN’s A-team who had fantastic chemistry. I never wanted to disrupt their chemistry"