Bobby Burack

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.

Peter Schrager joins Pat McAfee and Stephen A. Smith as ESPN personalities with shows built around them, but key concerns loom over his path.

Mina Kimes says the Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel scandal gives bad-faith actors license to target women working in sports media nationwide.

Colin Kaepernick now calls his 2016 decision not to vote "irresponsible" and reveals in his memoir which politicians currently inspire him most.

ESPN rehired Stan Verrett for NFL Network despite his history of divisive social media posts, raising questions about Burke Magnus' editorial standards.

Justin Tucker worked out for the New York Jets alongside two other kickers, marking another attempt at an NFL comeback amid unresolved questions.

Colin Kaepernick calls Roger Goodell's 2020 racial justice video "so performative" and "disingenuous" in a new interview promoting his upcoming memoir.

Dan Le Batard claims NFL broadcasting hires are disproportionately white, but a closer look at ESPN, CBS, Fox Sports and NBC tells a different story.

Matthew Berry revealed to OutKick how a late-night bar encounter at the NFL Combine led him to first report Tom Brady's move to Tampa Bay.

Dan Orlovsky claims Matthew Stafford could crack the top-five all-time quarterback conversation with a second Super Bowl victory this season.

Matthew Berry confirms he has talked to ESPN about a potential return, citing Pat McAfee's model, but says no deal is imminent with the network.

Matthew Berry reveals whether he'd hire Dianna Russini at Fantasy Life amid questions about her relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel.

Cindy Brunson defended DiJonai Carrington's clothesline on Sophie Cunningham while dismissing Caitlin Clark's historic stats as stat padding.

Adam Schefter will co-host NFL Network's "The Insiders" on Wednesdays this fall, marking his return to the network 17 years after leaving for ESPN.

Colin Kaepernick will receive the Muhammad Ali Center's Humanitarian of the Year Award, but comparing his NFL anthem protest to Ali's sacrifices misses.

NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube costs up to $480, but expanded primetime windows on Netflix and Amazon Prime mean fewer out-of-market games remain.

Alanna Rizzo explains why she applauds Sophie Cunningham and wants to protect her stepdaughters' spaces from biological males in women's sports.

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert claims outsiders are using the league to "sow divisiveness" over transgender athletes and political debates.

Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon signed new three-year ESPN deals, but "Pardon the Interruption" faces major questions about its future.

Pat McAfee joins ESPN's "Monday Night Football" pregame show and is in discussions to renew his deal for around $60 million a year, sources say.

Jemele Hill called Ric Bucher's push for male voices on WNBA broadcasts "deeply unserious," citing stats on white men dominating sports media roles.

Chris Berman calls Bill Rasmussen "our George Washington" after the visionary ESPN founder passed away at 93 from the effects of Parkinson's disease.

Josh Pate went from making $27,000 a year and getting evicted to owning the IP of his college football podcast and signing a new deal with ESPN.

Ric Bucher criticized ESPN and NBC for using all-female WNBA panels, asking why there is no diversity of opinion among studio analysts covering the league.