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Ed Werder, an ESPN correspondent who specialized in covering the Dallas Cowboys and the NFL, is ending his 26-year run at the network.

In announcing his exit, Werder emphasized that he hopes to continue his career at another company. He is one of a number of familiar faces to leave ESPN’s air over the past couple of years as the Disney-owned sports outlet has streamlined its operations.

“For 26 years, I’ve had the privilege of reporting on the NFL and the Dallas Cowboys while holding an NFL microphone,” Werder wrote in a statement posted to Twitter/X. “But that time is coming to an end. I will immediately begin considering other opportunities to continue my work covering the NFL.”

The correspondent added his thanks to “my incredible colleagues and to the players, coaches and other NFL team members who trusted me with their unique insight when covering their games or breaking news.

Each channel covering the draft will focus on different aspects of player development, and fans can choose the coverage style that suits them best.

The 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit, Michigan will see more than 250 college football players realize their dream of playing on the biggest stage in the world. All 32 NFL teams will walk away from this weekend with a new infusion of talent, and fans can watch it all live on their choice of network. ABC, ESPN, and NFL Network will each cover each of the draft’s seven rounds this year, and each will cover draft prospects from their own unique perspective. Fans can pick and choose which network will offer them the coverage they want, and The Streamable will let you know what you’ll see on each channel and how to stream the draft on each.

ESPN will focus on a player’s on-field achievements when...

Jason Garrett has a new job, and Jerry Jones probably isn’t the happiest camper. Garrett is staying in the Nfc East – which means he will face his former team at least two times each season. That should be interesting, to say the least! The New York Post, via ESPN’s Ed Werder, is reporting that Garrett has agreed to become the New York Giants’ new offensive coordinator. It was initially reported on Wednesday that Garrett had interviewed for the position but no mention of him getting the job came through until Friday night. Garrett led the Cowboys to three Nfc East division titles during his […]...

Yeah yeah, we know: You can just turn on the TV to watch the Los Angeles Rams and New England Patriots battle for NFL supremacy on Sunday. If that’s your plan, Super Bowl Liii will be on CBS. That’s Channel 2 in La and NYC, Channel 4 in the Greater Boston area. Cable or satellite subscribers can check their local channel guide.

Jim Nantz and Super Bowl rookie Tony Romo will be in the announcers booth for the Tiffany network, with Tracy Wolfson and Evan Washburn working the sidelines.

But for those of you who won’t be near a TV for the Big Game that starts at 6:30 p.m. Et/3:30 Pt on Sunday, there are a few other viewing and listening options.

The Super Bowl will be livestreamed for free at CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports app, along with the Svod service CBS All Access.

Former ESPN reporter Ed Werder on Monday called out Sports Illustrated writer Charlotte Wilder for encouraging women to apply for a new editorial opening at the iconic sports magazine — and suggested she was guilty of sexism.

“So men need not apply? Any others ineligible?” Werder in a quote tweet.

“Oh Wow you’re right, Ed,” Wilder shot back. “Sorry for attempting to make sports media more than 10 percent female, my bad.”

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Oh Wow you're right, Ed, sorry for attempting to make sports media more than 10% female, my bad

— Charlotte Wilder (@TheWilderThings) June 18, 2018

The spat began after Sports Illustrated tweeted a posting for an entry-level breaking news writing position in New York City.

“If you can stand sitting near me in the office this is a v cool opportunity,” Wilder tweeted to her 24,000 followers, before offering the kicker.

Ex-ESPN reporter Ed Werder is calling out a Sports Illustrated writer -- claiming her hiring practices are completely unfair ... because she's discriminating against Men. Yes, you read that correctly. Here's the deal ... Si tweeted out an ad looking for an entry-level news writer -- which was retweeted by Si senior writer Charlotte Wilder, who added the following caption: "If you can stand sitting near me in the office this is a v cool opportunity.

John “The Professor” Clayton has been sent to the showers after a 23-year run at Espn, SportingNews.com reports, the latest casualty of sweeping layoffs at the sports-centric cabler.

This April, in the wake of Espn losing 12 million subscribers over the past five years, the network launched a series of layoffs eventually totaling nearly 100, including on-air talent Jerome Bettis, Sara Walsh, Chad Ford, Jay Crawford and Ed Werder.

Clayton confirmed his exit via Twitter, saying, “After 23 years I won’t be contributing to Espn. Two words. Thank you. My bosses and co-workers are the best…. I can honestly say that...

Updated, 4:50 Pm: Longtime baseball guy Jayson Stark and veteran NFL analysts Ed Werder and Trent Dilfer are among the dozens of on-air talent and writers laid off by Espn today. Also out are such familiar names as NHL analyst Scott Burnside, legal analyst Roger Cossack and Dodgers reporter Doug Padilla, along with SportsCenter anchors Jade McCarthy, Jaymee Sire, Chris Hassel, Jay Crawford and Darren Hayes. Espn did not release a list people who were laid off — including…...

Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel was spotted at the Coachella music festival partying alongside Scott Disick over the weekend.

The 23-year-old football star apparently ran into Disick at a Bootsy Bellows party at the annual desert music festival, and reportedly appeared drunk, according to Page Six.

"He arrived wasted, partied wasted and stayed wasted," a source told Page Six of the former NFL star. "Scott Disick was hanging with Manziel and Kendall and Kylie Jenner. It appeared as if [Manziel] crashed their table.

"He poured himself drinks from their bottles. He was stumbling as Post Malone hit the stage … He was dancing and sweaty.

Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel was spotted at the Coachella music festival partying alongside Scott Disick over the weekend. The 23-year-old football star apparently ran into Disick at a Bootsy Bellows party at the annual desert music festival, and reportedly appeared drunk, according to Page Six. "He arrived wasted, partied wasted and stayed wasted," a source told Page Six of the former NFL star. "Scott Disick was hanging with Manziel and Kendall and Kylie Jenner. It appeared as if [Manziel] crashed their table. "He poured himself drinks from their bottles. He was stumbling as Post Malone hit the stage … He was dancing and sweaty.