ESPN Adds More NFL Draft Coverage With Matt Miller & Jim Nagy
The former NFL Draft analyst and insider for Bleacher Report, Matt Miller, made his ESPN debut Friday morning, joining Greeny and the crew on Get Up!
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Bobby Carpenter’s Dad Told Him To Represent Himself Well
“It’s interesting because I still don’t know if I figured out if that’s what I wanna do
Rex Ryan Offers Sean Payton Dance Lessons On Get Up
“A coach with very little rhythm is about the only valid criticism anyone could have for the New Orleans Saints on Sunday night.”
Paul Finebaum Hammers Nebraska On Get Up
“He not only said that Nebraska wouldn’t find the ultimate success this year, he wonders if they are even capable of success in a way that would make them worthy of their current situation.”
Ryan Clark Blasts Kirk Cousins’s Toughness On Get Up
“Ryan Clark gave a very candid perspective into how he feels about Cousins from being his teammate with the Washington Football Team back in 2014 and being a carrier of the sickle-cell trait that nearly cost him his life.”
The Success of ‘Get Up’ Made Returning to Radio Possible For Mike Greenberg
“Greenberg said for at least the first 18 months of the show, Get Up required all of his time to figure out what they wanted it to be and how to execute, but now he has time to invest in other projects.”
BSM Podcast – Season 5 – Episode 2 – Mike Greenberg, ESPN Radio
“Mike Greenberg chats with Jason Barrett about his new radio show ‘Greeny’ which debuts on ESPN Radio on Monday August 17th.”
Desmond Howard Goes After Nebraska On Get Up!
With Tuesday’s news that the Big Ten and Pac-12 are postponing football until the spring,
Booger McFarland Says College Football Debate Has Become ‘Selfish’
“How can it be safe for me to send my 17-20 year old son on the field, but you can’t have fans in the stands? How can it be safe for me to send my 17-20 year old kid to college, but you can’t have kids that to class and sit in those seats?”
Dave Roberts Sings Praises Of ESPN TV Lineup
Overseeing ESPN’s radio and TV lineup is a highly scrutinized job. For Dave Roberts, ESPN’s