After an hour of robust reflection, a continuous stream of consciousness from Connecticut sports, to his decades at ESPN, to the state of the NFL, here was Chris Berman looking up and silently watc… ...

ESPN will present CHRIS BERMAN: HE DID GO ALL THE WAY tonight, Thursday, Feb. 2, at 10:30 p.m. ET. The one-hour tribute will celebrate Berman's career with ESPN and his influence on the sports ...

Chris Berman of ESPN recently gave a high school graduation speech at Greenwich High School in Connecticut, and please tell me you’re not shocked to find out he actually said, “You … ...

Chris Berman is a legend amongst legends. He has more iconic catchphrases to his name—“HE COULD GO ALL THE WAY,” “Da Raiderrrrs,” “Back, back, back!”—than any other sportscaster in ...

Then, obviously, if you played football, Chris Berman, along with Tom Jackson, had to be a part of your football life. You play the game and then you go home and watch “NFL PrimeTime” to see ...

When I think of guys who could go all the way, I think first of Barry Sanders.Even though he's entering his 10th season with the Lions, no other running back in the game can break into the open ...

Chris Berman, who has been with ESPN since 1979, has agreed to dial back his workload for the network in 2017, at age 61. This is Berman’s 31st and last year as host of “Sunday NFL Countdown ...

Just over 12 minutes passed on Sunday night before Chris Berman delivered a signature Whoooop! and a little less than 16 went by before he let out a full-throated, He. Could. Go. All. The. Way ...