Pat McAfee News & Breaking Stories

Jets GM Joe Douglas bolstered the offensive line with veteran signings and a first-round draft pick, aiming to solidify the team's future.

The Rock's WrestleMania XL actions sparked heel speculation, but Eric Bischoff believes it's just the beginning of a new WWE chapter.

Arthur Smith is the new Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive coordinator. The team may consider QB Ryan Tannehill as a potential option.

NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers and late night host Jimmy Kimmel's feud is causing tension between ESPN and host Pat McAfee.

NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers responds to Jimmy Kimmel's threat to sue him over comments he made about Kimmel and Epstein documents.

Michigan wins 2024 CFP National Championship, speculation over head coach's future, ESPN's Herbstreit names potential replacement for Harbaugh.

Kimmel mocks Aaron Rodgers as a conspiracy theorist and anti-vaxxer, calling him Karen Rodgers and making fun of his beliefs.

Rivera, Myers, and Spielman step down from their respective roles, while the Commanders' ownership has strong NBA ties.

Former NFL player and ESPN host Pat McAfee was spotted at a Colts game after a controversial week with Aaron Rodgers.

ESPN executive Norby Williamson faces allegations of sabotaging sports broadcaster Pat McAfee's show, sparking controversy and speculation within the industry.

Aaron Rodgers suggests Jimmy Kimmel might be on Epstein list. Kimmel fires back, threatening legal action. Rodgers and Kimmel have history.

Elliott and Smith-Schuster help the Patriots secure a win against the Steelers in a game that was missing key players.

Aaron Rodgers is back at practice just 79 days after an Achilles tear. Will he return to the Jets' lineup?

James Madison University football head coach Curt Cignetti joins ESPN College GameDay in Harrisonburg, Va., with a record-breaking crowd.

"College Game Day" comes to James Madison University, with head coach Curt Cignetti and fans rallying against NCAA's decision.

Aaron Rodgers could return to the field in mid-December, just months after tearing his Achilles, making him the fastest NFL player to return.

NFL Week 4: Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles game goes into overtime, Washington head coach Ron Rivera criticized for decision. Peyton Manning defends Rivera's choice.

Taylor Swift attending the Kansas City Chiefs game with Travis Kelce sparked dating rumors, but Kelce says he'll keep his love life private.

Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick offers his services to the struggling New York Jets in a letter released by rapper J Cole. Kaepernick suggests joining the team as a practice squad QB to help prepare the defense and showcase his abilities. The Jets have been forced to rely on struggling quarterback Zach Wilson after Aaron Rodgers' injury. Kaepernick hasn't played in the NFL since 2016 due to his protest against police brutality and racial injustice.

Taylor Swift fuels rumors of a relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce by attending a Chiefs game with his mother.

The "College GameDay" panel is split on who will win between Ohio State and Notre Dame, with some favoring the Buckeyes.

Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys expected to face Aaron Rodgers, but instead, they will play against Zach Wilson.

The Rock makes triumphant return to WWE Smackdown after merger with Endeavor, confronts Austin Theory, missed opportunity to confront other stars.

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders gets personal ahead of game against Colorado State, responding to comments made by Rams head coach Jay Norvell.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs expects a tough challenge from the New York Jets' defense in their upcoming game.

Elon Musk's rebranding of Twitter as "X" receives mixed reactions. Former NFL punter Pat McAfee, whose show was built with the help of social media, bids farewell to the platform.

Patrick Mahomes and Mikaela Shiffrin honored as top athletes at ESPYS.

Stephen A. Smith speaks out about ESPN layoffs, expects more cuts.

ESPN has laid off around 20 on-air commentators and reporters, including Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose, and Steve Young. The layoffs come as part of a cost-saving exercise at the network, following two rounds of mandated cuts by parent company Walt Disney. ESPN is expected to continue assessing its talent pool over the next year as contracts are reviewed or negotiated for renewal.

ESPN cuts 20 on-air personalities as part of cost-cutting efforts.