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Boomer Esiason: Leaving ‘The NFL Today’ Was a “Lifesaver” for Me
"I couldn't have been any more pleased or happier with the way that I was going out. I didn't even consider wanting to go another year, while I know that other people did. But for me, I was done."
James Brown Not Ready To Retire From CBS Sports ‘The NFL Today’
"When it’s my time to go, I don’t want people looking over, as the proverbial story is, to see all that talent that was unused in the grave."
Kyle Long Opens up About His Dream Role With The NFL Today on CBS Sports
"This opportunity is something I’m not taking for granted. It’s cliche, but it’s a lifelong dream of mine since I was old enough to realize what goals are."
Craig Carton: CBS Sports Adding Russell Wilson, Kyle Long Won’t Improve The NFL Today
"It's those cliche hours of sports programming in the history of television. It's a garbage show. It's never been good."
CBS Sports Adds Kyle Long To ‘The NFL Today’ Program
"Kyle brings an infectious energy, relentless passion and deep knowledge of the game and is not shy about sharing his opinions."
Russell Wilson Reportedly In Talks To Join CBS Sports
"Wilson, 37, did recently visit with the New York Jets about a backup role behind Geno Smith. But television looks like the next chapter."
CBS Sports Earns Most-Watched Saturday NFL Playoff Game Ever
"Viewership climbed steadily throughout the broadcast before peaking at 51.284 million viewers during overtime."
Matt Ryan Departs CBS Sports for Role With the Atlanta Falcons
"While I appreciate the time I had with the Colts and with CBS, I've always been a Falcon. It feels great to be home."
NFL Regular Season Viewership Sets New Records for CBS Sports, FOX Sports, NBC Sports
"FOX, CBS, and NBC each leveraged distinct strengths, from national windows to studio programming and streaming, reaffirming the league’s unmatched value to its media partners."
CBS Sports’ Matt Ryan in Talks With Atlanta Falcons for Front Office Role
"Ryan, 40, who retired in 2022 after a 15-year career, has spent the past few seasons as an analyst for CBS."