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Chris Berman is stepping down from his post of hosting ESPN's NFL studio programming after 31 seasons but will remain with the network in a number of roles after signing a new contract.
The legendary ESPN anchor who once circled the wagons for the Buffalo Bills now believes their Super Bowl window is still wide open.
ESPN's Rich Eisen made a brief return to the network that made him a household name along with other names like Stuart Scott, Dan Patrick, Keith Olbermann, Kenny Mayne, Linda Cohn, and Scott Van Pelt, ...
It is with this preface in mind that I am openly begging the honchos at ESPN to do whatever it takes to keep Chris Berman, and I mean WHATEVER it takes.
WOODBURY, Conn. — Katherine Ann Berman, wife of ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman, was one of two people who died in a car crash in western Connecticut on Tuesday.
For the first time in 22 years, Rich Eisen hosted SportsCenter on Monday night. Eisen worked at ESPN between 1996 and 2003, ...
ESPN will salute the career of Chris Berman with a one-hour special on Thursday night. "Chris Berman: He Did Go All the Way" will air at 10:30 p.m. on the cable network. Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith and ...
Kathy Berman, 67, wife of ESPN’s Chris Berman, was killed in a two-car accident Tuesday in Woodbury, Conn., in which the other driver also died. That occurred the day before Chris Berman’s ...
I bet Chris Berman is wishing that the Super Bowl was back indoors in either Houston or Detroit, because his hair is all over the place at Media Day. For some reason, the NFL Network had the ESPN ...
During their Super Bowl runs in the 1990s, the Buffalo Bills obviously had their share of ups and downs. They also had a huge fan in larger-than-life ESPN anchor Chris Berman.
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