Eisen, who left ESPN for NFL Network in 2003, will remain the featured host on NFLN's “GameDay” and its draft coverage.

The announcement is likely to come next week as NFL continues to increase its relationships with digital partners.

Sources said the additional money ESPN would pay the SEC would likely be in the range of $50-80 million annually on top of ...

Pay, pay, pay. 2. Speaking of Tirico, he is not one to throw out inflammatory comments, so when he says something spicy, it’s ...

According to a report from The Athletic's Andrew Marchand, the 55-year-old Eisen will debut “The Rich Eisen Show” on ESPN in ...

Rich Eisen is returning to the network he left over 20 years ago. The former “SportsCenter” host is taking his “Rich Eisen ...

Now, Blackburn is moving from Seattle to Los Angeles to become Tennis Channel’s chairman and CEO. With a strong relationship ...

Rich Eisen and his eponymous The Rich Eisen Show will be returning to ESPN come the fall as part of the network's new ...

TNT’s Stan Van Gundy has been hired by Amazon Prime Video to be a game analyst for its forthcoming NBA coverage next season, ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

At Fox Sports, Cowherd competes in the afternoon TV time slot against ESPN’s simulcast of “The Pat McAfee Show.” Besides his daily show, Cowherd created his own podcast business, The Volume, which ...

With an external push coming to expand the SEC schedule, bringing back a recently stopped annual game would be ideal for the ...