NFL Network is back in the college football game, signing a four-year deal with Conference USA
After over a decade, NFL Network will show regular-season college football again this fall.
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Michael Lombardi says “You can’t get any more wrong than Mike Francesa” after Francesa’s Jets shot at him was disproved
"You can't get any more wrong than Mike Francesa. If Mush from A Bronx Tale was never right, then I think Big Mike, he can make sure Mush looks like a winner."
Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Louis Riddick, and Laura Rutledge will call back half of Monday Night Football opening doubleheader
The alternate team is back to calling the back half of the doubleheader this year.
ESPN’s Burke Magnus, Connor Schell discuss ESPN+, XFL, relationship with NFL at Disney upfronts
Magnus also denied that Monday Night Football could move from ESPN to ABC.
Terry Bradshaw apologizes for calling Ken Jeong “the little short guy from Japan,” but not for calling Robin Thicke “Alan”
Bradshaw called Jeong "the little short guy from Japan" (Jeong was born in the U.S. to parents who immigrated from South Korea), and called Robin Thicke "Alan Thicke" (Robin's father, who died in 2016).
DirecTV Now brings back NFL Network (Update: No, they didn’t)
NFL Network has returned to DirecTV Now, just a few weeks after it was dropped from the streaming service.
Top broadcast prospect Joe Thomas lands at NFL Network, joining a small group of offensive linemen turned national analysts
After auditioning for ESPN and Fox, Thomas has landed at NFLN, where he'll appear on Thursday Night Football studio shows and more.
Darren Woodson leaves ESPN after 14 years to focus on real estate, producing another change in the network’s NFL coverage
Woodson joined ESPN in 2005 shortly after his retirement. He's now leaving to focus on his real estate business.
Epix partners with the NFL for a new weekly series called “NFL: The Grind”
"The Grind will serve as both a weekly destination for the final word on the week in football, as well as an up close and personal, inside look at life in the NFL."
The AAF reportedly paid Marshawn Lynch $5,000 in quarters for an exclusive interview that never aired
Perhaps we were all so busy looking at the big decisions the AAF made early on that we...
Disney has explored acquiring the rights to NFL Sunday Ticket for ESPN+ when DirecTV deal expires
In March, questions swirled surrounding what would be next for the NFL Sunday Ticket package. The NFL was reportedly...
NFL Network will cut five shows amidst reported $20 million budget reduction
NFL Network is dumping some original programming.
Baker Mayfield calls Colin Cowherd a donkey after Cowherd again insults the Browns and Fox’s social media staff tags Mayfield
"John Dorsey got fired by Kansas City. @BakerMayfield was a walk-on twice and Cleveland's been the laughing stock of the league. They're all peas in a pod. They work together."
AAF original investor Reggie Fowler faces 70 years in jail for fraud, while TV situation may have led to league’s demise
Reggie Fowler was the AAF's initial investor, but this week saw him arrested on fraud charges. He reportedly provided $28 million to the league, but not as much as he'd promised, leading to Tom Dundon stepping in. And bad news on the TV rights front may have been what led Dundon to pull the plug on the league.
Joe Tessitore, Booger McFarland will return as ESPN’s Monday Night Football broadcast team in 2019
Tess and Booger are coming back this fall, for better or worse.
