Awful Announcing
Around 11 primetime games alone could be affected by starting quarterback injuries (and a retirement, in the case of Andrew Luck).
Witten told Dan Patrick he missed the rush of competition too much.
The thrilling Saints-Texans opener was up 24% relative to last year; the Raiders-Broncos nightcap was up 10%.
A yellow graphic -- usually used to show when a flag has been thrown -- was a very bad idea. At least ESPN quickly listened to viewers and made the change.
If Romo does want to test the free agent market, there's one very obvious landing spot for him.
Jimmy Platt takes over for long-time director Chip Dean
It sounds like Manning isn't all that eager to join a regular broadcast booth.
The alternate team is back to calling the back half of the doubleheader this year.
Tess and Booger are coming back this fall, for better or worse.
The pecking order in previous wins and two different viewership metrics goes NBC>Fox>ESPN>NFLN.
The NFL's primetime schedule for 2019-20 is out, and it includes a whole lot of Cleveland early.
It wasn't the haters that did you in, Jason.
Last summer, the NFL reportedly "specifically steered ESPN to hire Triplette" as a Monday Night Football rules analyst. Now, John Parry will be ESPN's rules analyst on MNF and beyond.
ESPN is never gonna quit Peyton Manning, are they?
