Chris Berman sets end date for legendary ESPN career
"I’m just so proud of what we’ve been from Day 1 to getting a Super Bowl."
"I’m just so proud of what we’ve been from Day 1 to getting a Super Bowl."
But the decisions to go for it made sense.
"I didn't want Chris to disappear, and I thought he was disappearing. And he meant too much to the place."
"YOU COULD! GO! ALL! THE! WAY!"
"I can't have you on opposite us, we need people to watch us."
"Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined turning 70 and still being here at our network."
"I think Josh Allen has to ask himself, 'Was I born in the wrong era?' Because Mahomes is not going anywhere."
"One of the wackiest scenarios we've seen from one of the wildest hours of football."
"At 30 years old my goal was to be in the business 50 years, who knew in one place."
Chris Berman reached an incredible milestone, celebrating his 45th year working for ESPN while still leading NFL Primetime on ESPN+.
Despite last year's struggles, the NFL is giving the Aaron Rodgers-led Jets another loaded primetime schedule.
"At some point, you have to understand how your team's playing and what's going on."
"As far as going to work on a regular basis, NFL Primetime would be high on my professional tombstone"
Tom Jackson is opting out of his longtime gig for 2020 due to COVID-19 considerations.
This line provoked a lot of laughter from Kay and his co-hosts.
Jackson will miss this week's NFL PrimeTime thanks to injury, with Ryan Clark stepping in to fill his analyst role alongside host Chris Berman.
Primetime is coming back this Sunday.
Set your calendars... now.
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