ESPN will carry out cuts to nearly 30 employees in the coming weeks, primarily in off-camera departments, John Ourand of Puck Media reports. The latest round of layoffs is partly due to the World Wide ...

The team of Chris Fowler (pictured), Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick Jr. began together three seasons ago and never fully jelled. Nelson Chenault / Imagn Images ESPN is expected to change its No. 2 NFL ...

ESPN and Disney’s merger with NFL Network has the Worldwide Leader shuffling its on-air talent. ESPN is expected to bring in a new booth for its No. 2 NFL broadcast team, which currently includes ...

ESPN's No. 2 NFL broadcast team of Chris Fowler, Dan Orlovsky, and Louis Riddick will not return for the 2026 season, according to The Athletic. The change is due to potential scheduling challenges ...

ESPN programming is expanding to more than 50 countries via the Disney+ app. ESPN shows will become available across Europe and Asia-Pacific on Disney+, bringing total number of international markets ...

ESPN plans a major change to its No. 2 NFL broadcast team as it moves forward with a new agreement with the league. According to Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, the network will remove Chris Fowler, ...

The move expands the sports brand to 53 more markets as the company bundles more content in its flagship service. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor With an eye on improving how it serves sports ...

A week after ESPN absorbed most of NFL Network’s employees, the four-letter network will be tightening the corporate belt. John Ourand of Puck reports that layoffs are coming for Bristol, again.

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ESPN will be made available to Disney+ subscribers in Europe and certain markets in the Asia-Pacific region, as Disney continued to work to make more of its content available via a single streaming ...

The former Eagles center will be part of ESPN’s coverage during the week of the Masters Tournament. Since stepping away from football, Kelce has expanded his presence beyond traditional NFL analysis.

For years, the NFL had tried to unload NFL Network onto a broadcast partner. ESPN eventually bit, giving the league a 10-percent stake in the four-letter network in exchange for NFLN and other media ...