Former NFL punter and current ESPN host Pat McAfee is apologizing to a college student after amplifying a salacious rumor ...

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Pat McAfee is seen on the field prior to the game between the Ohio State Buckeyes and Georgia Bulldogs in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on December 31, 2022, in Atlanta.

McAfee's comments came the same day ESPN released its ratings of "The Pat McAfee Show," with the company reporting December viewership was up 21% from September and more minutes of the show are ...

Pat McAfee has reached a deal with ESPN to bring “The Pat McAfee Show” to ESPN, ESPN+, and ESPN’s YouTube channel. McAfee has been appearing on WWE programming in some capacity since 2018.

Pat McAfee reaffirmed his commitment to ESPN on Monday afternoon but stood by comments he made last week in which he ripped one of the network’s highest-ranking executives. “A lot of people ...

McAfee has had a meteoric rise in sports media after he walked away from millions as a Pro Bowl and All-Pro punter for the Colts following the 2016 season. Pat McAfee (c.) working for ESPN in 2019.

Kirk Herbstreit, McAfee Slammed for ESPN GameDay Claims Kirk Herbstreit recently sparked backlash after claiming Pat McAfee ...

ESPN knew Pat McAfee would bend the rules. Then he blew them up. Updated January 12, 2024 More than 1 year ago 7 min Summary ...

Pat McAfee, whose ESPN show has 2.8 million subscribers on YouTube, spread a wholly unsubstantiated and vicious rumor on a February broadcast about an unnamed freshman on that campus he said ...

Pat McAfee is already questioning his own fit at ESPN in some respect. McAfee, who signed a five-year $85 million pact with ESPN — a pay cut from his four-year, $120 million deal from FanDuel ...

But there are times when he will directly become involved — and procuring Pat McAfee was one of those times. On Wednesday, ESPN announced McAfee will join “College GameDay” as an analyst.