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Karl Ravech: “Surreal” To Be Reading About Being Laid Off By ESPN

"I certainly have literally no ill will to a company that's provided me with a life that has that has exceeded any expectation I had coming out of Needham High School or Ithaca College."

Cumulus Media Reports 9.7% Revenue Decline During 2026’s 2nd Quarter

"With our plan of reorganization confirmed by the court and the FCC approval process well underway, we are positioned to emerge from Chapter 11 with a stronger balance sheet to capitalize on future market opportunities."

NFL Reportedly Extending Team-Access Restrictions To ESPN’s Troy Aikman

"It is up to the coaches and clubs what they share with him. If they share information they shouldn’t, then that’s on them. The same parameters that pertained to Tom last season will continue this year and also will apply to Troy [Aikman]."

Bart Scott on Not Being Renewed by ESPN: “It’s My Job To Make Them Regret It”

"I was going in to my radio show, and they called and were like wish we can do it in person. I'm like, no you don't, motherfu**er."

It’s All Facts, No Brakes For Keyshawn Johnson at FOX Sports

"As far as my ability as an analyst and a broadcaster, I’d put mine up with anybody."

Rams-Lions Wild Card Game on NBC and Peacock is Most-Watched Primetime Show Since Super Bowl LVII

The Rams-Lions Total Audience Delivery (TAD) average of 35.8 million viewers is up 25% from last year’s Sunday primetime Wild Card game.

St. Louis Cardinals Ready to Return to the Broadcasting Business After Bally Sports Meltdown

“If we’re ready to do it ourselves, then we’re ready for anything. That’s sort of my philosophy.”

CBS Sports Reveals Super Bowl LVIII Plans for Linear and Digital Channels

CBS and Paramount+ will have a full slate of pre-and post-game of Super Bowl LVIII, including seven hours of pre-game coverage on Super Bowl Sunday.

TV Could Be Formidable Player in NFL Coaching Carousel

"The amount of money doled out by the networks to NFL broadcasters in recent years has not gone unnoticed."

Kay Adams: Mike Tirico ‘Let the Crowd Shine’ on NBC Sunday Night Wild Card Broadcast

"He let us all hear it and feel like we were part of it."

FOX Sports Averages 40 Million Viewers for Packers-Cowboys Wild Card Game

The reach of this game is up 20% over last year’s playoff tilt that aired in the same window when the New York Giants defeated the Minnesota Vikings.

NBC Reaches 29 Million Viewers With Browns-Texans Telecast

The game between the Browns and Texans averaged 29 million viewers, making it the most-watched Saturday Wild Card game on the network since 2014.

NFL “Wild” Weekend Broadcasting Takeaways

If you just wanted to complain about having to pay to get the game, I have a news bulletin for you: GET USED TO IT, MORE IS COMING!

Lessons in Business From The WWE and World of Professional Wrestling

"Rather than chasing meters and subjectively touting that we have 'the best content' we should be focused on building strong, sustainable, multiplatform businesses."

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Cumulus Media Reports 9.7% Revenue Decline During 2026’s 2nd Quarter

"With our plan of reorganization confirmed by the court and the FCC approval process well underway, we are positioned to emerge from Chapter 11 with a stronger balance sheet to capitalize on future market opportunities."

NFL Reportedly Extending Team-Access Restrictions To ESPN’s Troy Aikman

"It is up to the coaches and clubs what they share with him. If they share information they shouldn’t, then that’s on them. The same parameters that pertained to Tom last season will continue this year and also will apply to Troy [Aikman]."

Bart Scott on Not Being Renewed by ESPN: “It’s My Job To Make Them Regret It”

"I was going in to my radio show, and they called and were like wish we can do it in person. I'm like, no you don't, motherfu**er."

ESPN’s Troy Aikman: Every Broadcaster Has A Conflict On Interest

"I have friendships every week that I call a game. Whether it's a head coach, an offensive coordinator, or a player. So, I would argue that every broadcaster has a conflict when they're calling a game."