Chris Berman is eager to make his "Primetime" return now that "finally we are talking football" after a perplexing season for both ESPN and the NFL.

NBC’s Dick Ebersol didn’t pull punches with ESPN’s Chris Berman about the popular NFL highlights show.

The first shot of the new “ NFL Primetime” that started on ESPN + on Sept. 15 showed hosts Chris Berman and Tom Jackson. Berman looked over at his longtime partner and just laughed.

Ed Sherman profiles long-time ESPN host Chris Berman and his new, reduced role on NFL Sundays after 31 years as the primary NFL host.

20 years after its original run ended NFL Primetime still holds a special place in the hearts of many football fans. The iconic show starring Chris Berman aired on Sunday nights from 1987-2005 ...

Chris Berman's agent quickly shot down a report last year that his client was going to retire after the expiration of his contract with ESPN in 2017, but his future with the network remained uncertain ...

One of the first-ever ESPN employees, legendary anchor Chris Berman will remain with network through its first Super Bowl to his 50-year anniversary.

Chris Berman will remain at ESPN through his 50th anniversary with the company, including a role in the network's Super Bowl coverage in 2027, the network announced Monday.

Premiering in 1987, Berman and longtime partner Tom Jackson colorfully recounted highlights from the day’s NFL games during the hour-long program.

Berman's old approach leaves less than a month to prepare and create content, while projecting results before even half of the draft order is set is just a little bit absurd.

NBC’s Dick Ebersol didn’t pull punches with ESPN’s Chris Berman about the popular NFL highlights show.