Bobby Burack

Bomani Jones called Josh Allen a "moron" for his interception but cushioned Lamar Jackson's similar mistake with Hall of Fame praise and receiver blame.

The Rams, Bills, and 49ers lead six true Super Bowl contenders through Week 4, but Kansas City's wide range of outcomes fuels playoff debate.

Michele Tafoya weighs in on the Holly Rowe and Steve Sarkisian postgame interview clash and condemns the AI image Arch Manning laughed about.

Tony Romo's CBS Sports departure opens a high-stakes race for Jim Nantz's booth, with Troy Aikman and Greg Olsen both set to hit free agency.

ESPN race writer David Dennis Jr. openly celebrated Caitlin Clark's WNBA playoff elimination, posting a smiling photo and calling her overrated.

Ohio State vs. Texas drew 14 million viewers, down from 16.6 million last year, as college football viewership drops 11% through four weeks.

Jemele Hill defended A'ja Wilson's confrontation with a courtside fan during the WNBA playoffs, citing broader incidents involving men at league games.

MLB's Wild Card round moves two series exclusively to Peacock, frustrating baseball fans who must pay up to $19.99 monthly to watch postseason games.

Skip Bayless returned to "First Take" for a monthly role, but a full-time reunion with Stephen A. Smith could revitalize ESPN's debate show.

Josh Simmons has played just eight of 20 games since being drafted, and Andy Reid's vague updates on the Chiefs left tackle only deepen the mystery.

This season, Deshaun Watson's 104.1 passer rating nearly matches MVP frontrunner Josh Allen's as the Cleveland Browns sit at 2-1 in the AFC North race.

Troy Aikman and ESPN remain far apart in contract negotiations ahead of his Super Bowl broadcast, with no long-term offer on the table yet..

Jaxson Dart's season-ending knee injury sparked calls to sign Colin Kaepernick and mockery tied to his appearance with Trump at a New York event.

Steven Adams warns pro sports performance will plummet in November as athletes and coaches get distracted by Grand Theft Auto VI's massive story mode.

Mike Florio suggested the New York Giants sign Colin Kaepernick after Jaxson Dart's season-ending knee injury, sparking immediate criticism.

Kenneth Walker leads the NFL in rushing as the Kansas City Chiefs boast the league's top-ranked offense, while the Detroit Lions' defense allows 71 points.

Colin Kaepernick doubled down on his NFL-slave trade comparison in a podcast interview with Ryan Clark, calling the NFL Combine a "meat market."

ESPN fired back at Dan Le Batard's racial bias accusations, calling them irresponsible while citing its diverse roster of sports commentators.

Colin Kaepernick doubled down on his NFL slave trade comparison on Ryan Clark's "Pivot" podcast, calling the NFL combine process a "meat market."

Ryan Clark accused ESPN of leaking his firing news to OutKick on "The Breakfast Club," but a detailed behind-the-scenes timeline challenges him.

Dan Le Batard accused ESPN of paying too many white people, but his argument omits Stephen A. Smith's $100 million deal and other key details.

The Athletic's Candace Buckner fumed over Arch Manning's AI video joke but has written nothing about Josh Jacobs' alleged strangulation charge.

Joe Buck's new six-year, $108 million ESPN extension secures him through the 2031 Super Bowl, but Troy Aikman's own contract remains unsigned.

Colin Kaepernick claims he still trains daily and believes he can play in the NFL, while Jemele Hill urged the Atlanta Falcons to sign him.

From the Arizona Cardinals being "well coached" to the New York Giants' "Dart Vader," every NFL team gets a sharp two-word verdict after Week 1.

The New England Patriots-Seattle Seahawks opener drew 25.1 million viewers on NBC and Peacock, a 12% drop tied to the NFL's Wednesday gamble.

Colin Kaepernick's memoir reveals his mother once urged him to ask out Taylor Swift, a story he and Jemele Hill discussed at a Detroit event.

Sophie Cunningham embraced the "sex symbol" label on Colin Cowherd's podcast, pushing back on critics who reduce her WNBA popularity to race.

Suzy Kolber revealed the emotional phone call and non-disparagement clause that followed her ESPN layoff after 27 years hosting "Monday Night Countdown."

NFL streaming costs could total roughly $800 this season across Netflix, Amazon Prime, YouTube TV and more, squeezing working-class families.