Katie Mox announces contract extension with CBS Sports. Screengrab: CBS Sports HQ
By Sam Neumann on

Katie Mox is leaving CBS Sports after four years with the network, she announced Monday on X.

“Some personal news: Friday was my last day at CBS Sports,” she wrote. “I’m incredibly grateful for the last four years: the opportunities, the experiences, and especially the people who made HQ feel like home. Thank you to everyone behind the scenes, the guests and analysts I had the privilege of working with, and everyone who tuned in along the way. More to come on what’s next, but for now, just thank you.”

Mox joined CBS Sports in August 2022 as a sports betting analyst, anchoring SportsLine on CBS Sports HQ. She added the Pick Six podcast in March 2023, then a fantasy contributor role on CBS Sports Network’s That Other Pregame Show ahead of that year’s football season, along with regular appearances on CBS Sports HQ Spotlight, Fantasy Football Today, and The Early Edge. In May 2024, she signed a contract extension and moved to join the CBS Sports HQ team in Fort Lauderdale.

Mox partnered with Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions to bring her podcast, Moxie Bets, to ESPN’s programming lineup, though the show appears to have gone dormant, with its most recent episode dating back to June 2024. She’d also hosted The Betting Exchange for MSG Networks and, before CBS, fronted Ride with Katie for The Game Day, a Betfred Sports-presented series that regularly drew more than 10,000 weekly YouTube views by combining live sports travel with betting content.

Mox didn’t specify what led to her exit or where she’s headed next, saying only that more details would come later.

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Since the beginning of 2023, Sam has been a staff writer for Awful Announcing and The Comeback. A 2021 graduate of Temple University, Sam is a Charlotte native, who currently calls Greenville, South Carolina his home. He also has a love/hate relationship with the New York Mets and Jets.

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