For Friday’s “First Take” show on ESPN, the crew set up shop in Atlanta for a live show at Atlanta Clark University. Of ...

Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe defend Patrick Mahomes' GOAT status against Tom Brady despite strong resistance.

Now, the iconic comedian is tackling his first ever Super Bowl commercial. Lawrence teamed up with NFL Hall of Famer and ESPN co-host Shannon Sharpe for a hilarious video ad for Oikos ahead of the ...

who defeated the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl XXXIII behind the play of quarterback John Elway, running back Terrell Davis, wide receiver Rod Smith and tight end Shannon Sharpe, land at No. 14.

Vice President Kamala Harris will appear on three-time Super Bowl champion Shannon Sharpe’s “Club Shay Shay” podcast, her campaign said. The interview will air on Oct. 28. Sharpe was ...

Shannon Sharpe's journey from a 7th-round draft pick to a Hall of Fame tight end is a testament to the power of desire and drive, qualities that can't be measur ...

30 edition of "First Take," NFL analyst Shannon Sharpe compared the Tyreek Hill ... Of course, Mahomes has also won a Super Bowl during his slump, leading many Chiefs fans to brush the decline ...

Shannon Sharpe has had enough of Jerry Jones. The ESPN analyst, a former three-time Super Bowl champion tight end, accused the Jones of abusing his power as owner of the Cowboys after he appeared ...

The Shannon Sharpe-ESPN relationship has been a perfect ... record-setting Spanish-language viewership that last year's Super Bowl broadcast garnered. The increased distribution will allow Fox ...

Shannon Sharpe has made a habit of dominating headlines in recent months, whether due to personal controversies or unforgettable moments on live television. From his infamous viral glance at First ...

Shannon Sharpe ... panel - which included Sharpe, Smith and former NFL quarterback Cam Newton - discussed the Baltimore Ravens. Sharpe helped the Ravens win a Super Bowl in 2001, and the ...

As for her interviewer, Sharpe is a former tight end who played 14 seasons in the NFL for the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens before retiring in 2003 as a three-time Super Bowl champion and ...