Can’t wait for this ordeal to be a distant memory

In fairness, most Cowboys fans are Lakers fans, so ... you win some, you lose some?

I see at least two defenders make business decisions when Laremy Tunsil pulled out in front

So much appreciation for JD 🙏🏼

One of my favorite people I've had the pleasure of working with at ESPN. There's no one that's more deserving than Stephania

Incredibly sad news, lost too many good ones this year and Heisty was among the best. His generation taught us what it meant to be pros in this business, he'll be dearly missed.

Great teaming up with Jeff on this one. Watch the full piece below!

Great working with Tory Zawacki Roy on this, such a sweet story.

In my interactions with Drake Maye, he’s been humble beyond expectation. And once I learned about the tough love he got from his three brothers, it made sense why. He is the ultimate “little brother” — in every sense of the term. Our feature. Produced by Ajay Atayee.

The shot he hit. I don’t think I’ve trumped that yet. Jeff Darlington Ajay Atayee

In 2025, college sports are ever-changing and confusing – even for those at the center of it. A new E60 special seeks to make sense of it all. 'Paid to Play: Understanding College Sports in 2025' premieres December 28 at 8:30 PM ET on @ESPN, streaming after on the ESPN app.

Jeff does such a great job getting QBs to not give QB-Speak. It was a pleasure teaming up on this one!

How many MPH was this car going before the ICE agent shot this woman? And why did the ICE agent keep shooting her after the car, which was turning right, had already gone past? x.com/ScarboroughNow…

A look at how the Denver Broncos went from giving up 70 points in Miami in 2023 … to being the AFC’s No. 1 seed this season. Produced by Ajay Atayee and Ellis Williams.

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After a random drug test in October, Denver Broncos LB Alex Singleton learned he had testicular cancer On Sunday's 'Postseason NFL Countdown' (Noon–3p ET, ESPN), Adam Schefter shares how Singleton faced the challenge—and was back on the practice field just 19 days after surgery

Such an honor to help tell Alex’s story. Unreal resilience, truly an inspiration.

Single-nut. Best nickname in the NFL.

Asked where he got his positivity, Alex Singleton credited his sister Ashley, who has Down syndrome. Singleton said that, compared to Ashley, he never will think anything he goes through is hard. Ashley is a Special Olympics athlete in Southern California.

The Washington Post has the best sports section in the country, and I don’t think it’s particularly close. Only a soulless corporate goon would think the paper is better without it. A short-sighted, cowardly decision. Shame is your legacy.