Mike Tirico does the play-by-play, Joe Theismann analyzes the "x's and o's" and Tony Kornheiser talks about...his fantasy team? It's time for ESPN to dump Kornheiser and get serious about football again.

ESPN will be a breath of fresh air, and a nice break from Darrell Waltrip's "boogity boogity boogity" weekly ritual, and Benny Parsons' exhausting quote "It's time to cue the duck!"

There is nothing greater in terms of "totally frustrating yet amazingly rewarding" fun than fantasy football. And now there's finally a show out there that can equal the real life hysteria that's consuming the entire world

An examination of ESPN's transformation from sports news, to sports gossip. Once filled with facts and stats, ESPN programming has increasingly become about the "talking heads" and less about the athletes.

Even the leader in worldwide sports doesn't get it correct sometimes.

Like many 20-something males I am addicted to ESPN. The channel has been a mainstay of sports fanatics for over twenty five years. In ESPN: The Uncensored History, Michael Freeman examines the network's first two decades. The story of how...

These men call themselves anchors (and at best, talk show hosts) but they're really just jerks; here are the five worst.

Watching the evolution of sports games has been like watching a spastic child grow up to become a handsome and brilliant Master of the Universe.