Sunday marked Chris Berman's last time hosting Sunday NFL Countdown, which he has done for 31 years. As the show drew to a close, Berman gathered with the current crew and they lauded him for his ...

Chris Berman is out as the lead face and voice of ESPN's NFL studio shows after 31 years. The 61-year-old Berman will step down as host of ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown," "Monday Night Countdown ...

151; -- Chris Berman is stepping down from his post of ... Berman has hosted Sunday NFL Countdown for 31 seasons and has been part of SportsCenter with his Two Minute Drill for 38 years.

Chris Berman is ending his 31-year tenure as ... Under his new contract, he will no longer host on NFL Countdown, the NFL Draft or the MLB Home Run Derby. In his new reduced role, he will appear ...

According to reports, ESPN’s solution to last season’s downturn in Sunday NFL Countdown ratings is making an effort to bring back Chris Berman. That comes via a report in the New York Post ...

When Chris Berman stepped down from his hosting roles ... to switch over to NFL hosting duties and take over on Sunday NFL Countdown. Ponder has hosting experience with an hour of College GameDay ...

Chris Berman, the voice of baseball's Home Run Derby since its inception, will no longer broadcast the midsummer staple and will also step away from significant NFL studio duties, he confirmed in ...

For the first time in decades, Chris Berman spent the majority ... Long the face of ESPN’s flagship NFL shows, Sunday NFL Countdown and NFL Primetime, Berman’s absence was notable.

Every aspiring broadcaster of a certain generation wanted to be Brent Musburger — including Chris Berman. The longtime Sunday NFL Countdown host has joined Dan Patrick’s push for the 85-year ...

And by the way, in 2007, who am I? Chris Berman built that place, he built NFL Primetime, he built ‘Sunday NFL Countdown,’ ‘Monday Night Countdown,’ who am I, some dumb kid, to say what ...

(AP) — Mike Greenberg will be the host of ESPN's “Sunday NFL Countdown” when the show ... when it was called “NFL GameDay,” followed by Chris Berman (1986-2016) and Samantha Ponder ...