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Mike Ditka, Longtime NFL Player, Coach and Analyst, Dies at 86
"Ditka built a second career in sports media after the Bears fired him following the 1992 season."
Charles Davis Reveals He Found Out About ESPN Layoff From Social Media
"I was in the Magic Kingdom with my wife, our son and nephew. We saw it on social media right as we were about to ride Space Mountain. I cannot make that up."
Chris Simms Doesn’t Feel Mike Tomlin Will Stay Long Term With NBC Sports
"They’re paying these coaches now, if there’s a situation he likes, I don’t think he’ll turn it down. That’s just a guess."
Boomer Esiason On Radio Hall of Fame Induction: “A Very Thoughtful Night”
"I'm very glad to represent this radio station, our market, our company, and of course our team here at Boomer and Gio."
ESPN Must Stop Troy Aikman From Selling His Access To Other NFL Franchises
"If the league won’t act, then networks should. Stop paying top voices if they are going to leverage the access you provide for personal gain and influence within the league. That’s not fair to teams, and in an era where the integrity of sports is constantly questioned, it’s certainly not fair to fans."
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Charles Davis Reveals He Found Out About ESPN Layoff From Social Media
"I was in the Magic Kingdom with my wife, our son and nephew. We saw it on social media right as we were about to ride Space Mountain. I cannot make that up."
Chris Simms Doesn’t Feel Mike Tomlin Will Stay Long Term With NBC Sports
"They’re paying these coaches now, if there’s a situation he likes, I don’t think he’ll turn it down. That’s just a guess."
Boomer Esiason On Radio Hall of Fame Induction: “A Very Thoughtful Night”
"I'm very glad to represent this radio station, our market, our company, and of course our team here at Boomer and Gio."
Skydance Merger Reportedly Could Bring “Bloodbath” To TNT Sports, CBS Sports Combining
"One top sports executive telling Jon Ourand that the assuming is the merger could be a "bloodbath" with more sports rights than the newly merged company needs."

