Chris Berman is taking on a reduced role at ESPN after 38 years at the sports cable network. ... will no longer be the face of the network's NFL coverage, ESPN said in a statement on Thursday.

It looks like longtime broadcaster Chris Berman is going back, back, back, back … gone. ESPN released a statement Thursday announcing Berman’s move to a new role following the end of this NFL… ...

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 ...

The narration for the ESPN special on the game’s 50th anniversary is typical Chris Berman, enthusiastic but not reverential, full of the shtick that has made him famous, complete with “rumbles ...

CROMWELL, Conn. — Chris Berman is hunkered over a 30-foot putt for par at the par-4 seventh hole at the TPC River Highlands, hoping to make a net birdie during media day for the Travelers ...

Longtime ESPN anchor Chris Berman will step away from his longtime position as the face of ESPN’s NFL studio coverage, NFL Draft and Major League Baseball’s Home Run Derby after the NFL season ...

Chris Berman has extended his contract with ESPN through 2029, which would make him ESPN’s first employee to celebrate their ...

The news that Chris Berman will step down as ESPN NFL studio host was not a surprise. The rumblings had been there at the start of the 2016 NFL regular season. And while Berman has been polarizing ...

ESPN on Monday announced some big news regarding Chris Berman. ESPN has signed Berman to a contract extension that would keep him with the network through 2029.

Congratulations Boomer! 🎉. Chris Berman extends his tenure with ESPN through 2 milestone moments – ESPN’s 1st Super Bowl broadcast & his 50th anniversary at the network 🏈 ...

ESPN on Monday announced some big news regarding Chris Berman. ESPN has signed Berman to a contract extension that would keep him with the network through 2029.

Legendary ESPN anchor Chris Berman, who joined the network just after its September 7, 1979, launch, has extended his contract. In 2029, he will become ESPN’s first employee to celebrate his ...