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The upcoming season will feature close to one hundred contests, beginning with the Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge in Atlanta and spanning signature events such as the SIAC and SWAC championships, all broadcast across ESPN’s platforms.
Amazon Prime Video has appointed veteran analyst James Palmer to lead its Thursday Night Football coverage, replacing Ian Rapoport after a high‑profile contract shift that underscores the intensifying battle for NFL media rights.
This Saturday, the Pro Football Hall of Fame will welcome five new legends — DREW BREES, ROGER CRAIG, LARRY FITZGERALD, LUKE KUECHLY and ADAM VINATIERI — into its hallowed halls at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio. The ceremony, which draws more than 12,000 guests in person and millions more watching live, marks the latest chapter in an event that has grown from a modest gathering in 1963 to a nationally televised celebration.
ESPN announces its 2026 college football broadcast roster, featuring returning analysts Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit, new assignments, and expanded HBCU coverage, leading up to a championship game in Las Vegas
Creative last‑place penalties in fantasy football blend charity, humor and competition to keep owners engaged until the final week.
CBS Sports announced the appointment of Charles Davis as its new lead analyst for Big Ten football, highlighting his extensive background and upcoming collaborations with industry veterans.
After two seasons, ESPN is pulling the plug on the syndicated version of "Good Morning Football," a move that reflects a broader strategic shift after taking over NFL Network.
ESPN will discontinue the syndicated edition of Good Morning Football following its purchase of the NFL Network, aiming to streamline operations and focus on the core broadcast while viewers seek the show through traditional NFL Network platforms.
CBS and The CW unveiled new analyst rosters and broadcast crews for the upcoming 2026 college football season, while ESPN reshuffled its analyst contracts.
After five years of sharing NBC Sports’ production resources, Amazon’s streaming service will produce Thursday Night Football on its own, reshaping the league’s media landscape and opening doors for YouTube’s new sports partnership.
ESPN’s recent restructuring signals a major shake‑up, with veteran baseball broadcaster Karl Ravech and several NFL contributors expected to leave after the acquisition of the NFL Network.
Kyle Brandt is set to appear regularly on ESPN's studio shows as the NFL season approaches, marking a strategic expansion of the network's football coverage after its recent takeover of NFL Network.
DIRECTV introduces Gemini and Sports Central, enlisting Eagles star Saquon Barkley to champion a unified platform that aggregates major sports networks and eliminates broadcast barriers.
A recent report indicates that the Houston Texans will split lead‑back duties between David Montgomery and rookie Woody Marks, prompting fantasy analysts to question the sustainability of Montgomery’s current ADP.
Chase Daniel, a former Missouri All‑American and 2007 Heisman finalist, is set to debut on SEC Nation’s weekly traveling show, joining new host Matt Barrie and analysts Paul Finebaum, Roman Harper and Tim Tebow.
The Jaguars are hosting a series of activities in July, culminating in the NFL Flag Championships, with new facilities, media days and broadcast partnerships.
Defensive tackle Vita Vea is absent from Buccaneers minicamp while seeking a new contract, a situation that has drawn commentary from coach Todd Bowles, analyst Mike Garafolo and raises questions about the team’s future.
After the NCAA stripped Brendan Sorsby of eligibility over a gambling addiction, a judge’s injunction kept him on the field. Now he’s applying for the NFL supplemental draft, hoping to revive his professional prospects.
Justin Jefferson discusses the Vikings' quarterback competition, emphasizing the need for a consistent leader and reflecting on past opportunities.
The league has released a provisional outline of its 2026 prime‑time Monday Night Football schedule, detailing Saturday doubleheaders and the networks that will carry them, while noting that full dates, times and network assignments will be confirmed later in the season.
The league has laid out a framework for the 2026 Thursday Night Football slate, highlighting Saturday night games in Weeks 16‑18 and noting that exact dates and times will be confirmed later in the season.