During Monday's edition of ESPN's "First Take," Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe took aim at Rodgers, describing the quarterback as a "smug" and "condescending guy." "Let’s make it the ...

The Club Shay Shay appearance marks another media interview for Kamala Harris, where she confidently explains her presidential vision.

On a recent episode of "Nightcap" hosted by Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco, the former NFL players expressed disappointment Williams was involved in such a predicament. “Guys, if you’re ...

Shannon Sharpe, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and popular sports analyst, has built an impressive career both on and off the field. Many fans wonder about the brands this football legend has supported.

Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson had a somber moment when Shannon Sharpe brought up relationships on their “NightCap” podcast following his recent split from fiancée Sharelle Rosado. Shortly ...

Shannon Sharpe is, very clearly, one of them. The NFL vet-turned TV personality didn't hold back on ESPN's "First Take" on Monday when he was asked about the New York Jets disappointing season ...

Among those confused with the approach on offense was ESPN host and Hall-Of-Famer Shannon Sharpe. Sharpe called ... so I was very surprised with the game plan." Henry got 11 carries for 77 yards ...

“I was told he was playing great,” Sharpe said Tuesday. “They were losing ballgames and everybody was like, ‘Oh, Shannon, you’re out your mind. Look at Joe Burrow’s numbers.

Aaron Rodgers looks like an absolute bust for the New York Jets and Shannon Sharpe says the downfall couldn’t be happening to a more deserving person. The days of excusing the Jets’ ineptness ...

Vice President Kamala Harris joined Shannon Sharpe on his highly popular podcast ... great ideas and a plan to do the work,” said Harris. “So part of my plan is to increase access to ...

Vice President Kamala Harris joined Shannon Sharpe on his highly popular podcast, “Club Shay Shay,” and delivered the kind of clear and detailed message that could win her new voters come Nov. 5.