Larry Brown Sports
Brown Bag it, Baby
ESPN is looking to add a huge name to its “Monday Night Football” broadcast for next season, but that big hire is not going to be Peyton Manning. Manning has officially turned down ESPN’s massive offer, Andrew Marchand of the New …
Joe Buck offered to do play-by-play of peoples’ daily lives at home during the coronavirus pandemic, and he began with his own home. Buck, who is FOX’s lead play-by-play voice for the NFL and MLB, shared a video on Twitter of him calling …
Love him or hate him, Joe Buck’s voice is one that fans will look forward to hearing when the coronavirus outbreak is under control and it finally becomes safe for sports to resume. In the meantime, Buck is offering to provide play-by-play to …
ESPN is looking to make some major upgrades to its NFL broadcasting before next season, but the chances of Al Michaels being a part of those changes looks very slim. Andrew Marchand of the New York Post reported last week that ESPN executives have …
ESPN is not messing around in its pursuit of an upgrade to the “Monday Night Football” booth. ESPN made a run at Tony Romo, who ended up re-signing with CBS for a reported $17 million per year. In response, ESPN is said to be dreaming of …
Philip Rivers is nearing the end of his football playing career, but he could be able to begin a career in football media. The New York Post’s Andrew Marchand reported on Thursday that ESPN wants to pair Al Michaels and Peyton Manning for a …
ESPN was unable to lure Tony Romo away from CBS, but that does not mean the higher-ups in Bristol are giving up on trying to make a huge addition to their “Monday Night Football” broadcast. ESPN still has a plan — a very big and …
CBS agreed to an eye-popping deal with Tony Romo to remain the lead analyst on its NFL coverage going forward, but it sounds like things could have changed during the middle of negotiations. According to Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, CBS grew …
ESPN was the other major player in the Tony Romo sweepstakes, but now that their main target has re-signed with CBS, they’ll have to look elsewhere if they want to retool their “Monday Night Football” telecast. According to Andrew …
CBS will keep Tony Romo for at least the next three years after the analyst signed a new three-year contract, but that deal could prove even longer depending on what CBS does with its NFL rights package. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, …
Tony Romo isn’t going anywhere. Romo agreed to a new contract with CBS that will pay him around $17 million per year, the New York Post’s Andrew Marchand reports. The $17 million per year would be a record for a sports analyst on TV and …
Britt McHenry shared some awful personal news on Thursday. McHenry, who was a reporter for ESPN from 2014-2017, shared that she has a brain tumor. She said that she will be undergoing surgery for it soon. I was trying to keep this relatively private. …
Tony Romo’s free agency status is a big topic in the sports media world, and things could really begin for the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback next week. Romo’s 3-year deal with CBS has expired, and the analyst reportedly is in an …
ESPN Cleveland Browns reporter Tony Grossi issued an apology on Tuesday, hours after being suspended for a comment about Baker Mayfield. Grossi was at the NFL Combine and joining ESPN Cleveland/WKNR show “The Really Big Show” for an …
ESPN Cleveland reporter Tony Grossi has never gotten along with Baker Mayfield, and the opinion Grossi shared of the Browns quarterback on Tuesday has resulted in an indefinite suspension. Grossi was caught on a hot mic at the NFL Combine referring …
ESPN is cancelling one of its midday talk shows, citing low viewership numbers as the reason. Sports Business Journal’s John Ourand reported on Monday that the staff of “High Noon,” which is hosted by Bomani Jones and Pablo Torre, …
Sign up today for free and get the best sports content sent to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe anytime. For more details, review our Privacy Policy.
Get instantly notified of the most viral news stories via Google!
