Jemele Hill, who worked for ESPN from 2006 until she left the network entirely in October 2018, didn't hold back while discussing the Aaron Rodgers-Jimmy Kimmel controversy.
"First Take" host Molly Qerim had another viral moment with Stephen A. Smith, who likened her to a supermodel during Wednesday's installment of the daily ESPN show.
"That's a sabotage attempt. It's been happening this entire season from some people who didn't necessarily love the old addition of 'The Pat McAfee Show' to the ESPN family."
One day after calling out an ESPN exec by name on his show and claiming he was trying to potentially "sabotage" it, McAfee posted a cryptic “Scarface” video on X of Tony Montana’s epic rant about lies and truth.
If you're reading this, you've probably called Jim Harbaugh John Harbaugh, and vice versa -- you probably don't work for the ESPN Graphics Team, though.
In the wake of Rodgers' feud with ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, Graziano appeared on ESPN Radio's morning show "Unsportsmanlike" and berated Rodgers.
Naturally, and presumably transparently, ESPN’s oblivious hierarchy was caught totally unaware — until the day last week when ESPN was caught at something it had little chance to contain.