Bomani Jones: 'First Take' doesn't need 'anybody other than Stephen A. Smith'
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I don't know one person that really loves Stephen A Smith.Bomani Jones: 'First Take' doesn't need 'anybody other than Stephen A. Smith'
Jess is wrong...
ESPN, NFL Deal Makes Football League Part Owner of Disney Sports Giant
A new deal between ESPN and the NFL makes the football league a minority owner of the Disney sports giant
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CFP Expansion Division Stems From Stronghold ESPN Has Over Games
The Big Ten’s push for more play-in games broadcast by other TV partners has long roots in the Playoff extending its media rights deal with one network.
ESPN, NFL Deal Makes Football League Part Owner of Disney Sports Giant
A new deal between ESPN and the NFL makes the football league a minority owner of the Disney sports giant
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Pitaro: ESPN dropping overlapping MNF games, ESPN+ exclusive
ESPN is dropping its overlapping Monday Night Football doubleheaders and its annual ESPN+ exclusive as part of its new NFL Media deal.
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ESPN Taking Over NFL Network’s Lease Near SoFi Stadium
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Are you talking about Monica McNutt? What happened?
WTF?!!!
Meh.... She made a mistake. It's live TV.
People focus on so much nonsense nowadays.
Honestly, it's mostly bots and kids steering a lot of these internet conversations and controversies.
I get that, I just hate that now the bots, kids and racists now have a shit ton of ammo.
'Time to Hang It Up’ -- NFL Fans Call for Legendary Broadcaster To Retire After Mixing Up Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott
Jalen Hurts was called Dak Prescott by a legendary NFL broadcaster, and NFL fans followed up with calls for his retirement on social media.
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Mike Tirico kept confusing Jalen Hurts for Dak Prescott
It was the first NFL game of the season for the broadcasters too, and even Mike Tirico had some rust to shake off.
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'Time to Hang It Up’ -- NFL Fans Call for Legendary Broadcaster To Retire After Mixing Up Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott
Jalen Hurts was called Dak Prescott by a legendary NFL broadcaster, and NFL fans followed up with calls for his retirement on social media.
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YouTube’s First Exclusive NFL Game Averages More Than 17 Million Global Viewers
YouTube got into the game with its first exclusive NFL broadcast Sept. 5, which the platform said averaged more than 17.3 million global viewers.
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YouTube’s First Exclusive NFL Game Averages More Than 17 Million Global Viewers
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YouTube got into the game with its first exclusive NFL broadcast Sept. 5, which the Google-owned platform says averaged more than 17.3 million global viewers.
That stat was based on the average minute audience (AMA) for Friday’s showdown between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Los Angeles Chargers taking place in São Paulo, Brazil.
Per YouTube, this included 16.2 million AMAs across YouTube and other distribution platforms in the U.S., according to Nielsen and YouTube-compiled data, and 1.1 million AMAs outside of the U.S., according to YouTube’s own numbers.
Adam, I want to start by saying that obviously at this point in the calendar, I've had a really,
For reference, in January 2025, Amazon reported that its third year streaming the NFL‘s “Thursday Night Football” on Prime Video averaged 13.2 million viewers per game for the 2024 season. That was up 11% over the previous season of 11.86 million, and an increase of 38% over the inaugural season in 2021, which averaged 9.58 million.The YouTube livestream of the Sept. 5 game — which saw the Chargers defeat the Chiefs by a score of 27-21 — reached a global audience in more than 230 countries and territories, according to the video platform.
YouTube’s free NFL livestream served as a vehicle for it to promote its exclusive retail rights to Sunday Ticket in the U.S., which includes access to all out-of-market Sunday regular-season NFL games broadcast on CBS and Fox. Currently, YouTube charges $276 for full-season access to Sunday Ticket, or $85 per month on a month-to-month plan. YouTube nabbed Sunday Ticket (previously exclusively offered by DirecTV) starting with the 2023 season in a seven-year Sunday Ticket deal under which Google is reportedly paying the NFL upwards of $2 billion per year.
The Chiefs-Chargers pregame show, which was hosted by YouTube creators Kay Adams and Peter Overzet, along with NFL vets Cam Newton, Derek Carr, Brandon Marshall, and Tyrann Mathieu, averaged 2.4 million U.S. viewers, according to Nielsen, while the postgame show, hosted by Kay Adams and Cam Newton, averaged 5.9 million.
During the game, YouTube debuted new content from creators including MrBeast, Haley Kalil, Michelle Khare and Marques Brownlee, and hosted Karol G as the halftime show performer.
YouTube’s main show broadcast was hosted by Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner, Stacey Dales and Terry McAulay, as well as YouTube creator and former pro football kicker Deestroying. The main Spanish-language broadcast was hosted by René Giraldo and Edgar Lopez.
YouTube also offered alternate livestreams of the main game broadcast hosted by IShowSpeed and Tom Grossi in English; by Robegrill and SKabeche in Spanish; and by CazéTV for the local Brazilian audience and other Portuguese-speaking viewers.
Tony Kornheiser, Michael Wilbon Contract Extensions Are Rare Win Considering What Sports Media Has Become
The longtime ‘Pardon the Interruption’ hosts have inked new three-year deals with ESPN.
ESPN Signs Pair of Longtime TV Stars to Multi-Year Contract Extensions
While ESPN programming has undergone significant change in recent years, headlined by the departure of Around The Horn a few months ago, one long-standing show
Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon Sign New Multi-Year Extensions with ESPN
Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon, two of the most influential voices in media, have signed new multi-year extensions with ESPN, ensuring that both broadcasting legends will remain hosts of Pardon The Interruption beyond the show’s 25-year anniversary in fall 2026.
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That's racism against Italian people, that's shameful!!!'Time to Hang It Up’ -- NFL Fans Call for Legendary Broadcaster To Retire After Mixing Up Jalen Hurts, Dak Prescott
Jalen Hurts was called Dak Prescott by a legendary NFL broadcaster, and NFL fans followed up with calls for his retirement on social media.
This show and cockroaches will survive the Zombie Apocalypse...
As it should
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