After winning against the Las Vegas Raiders on November 6, Bo Nix and the Denver Broncos improved to 8-2. That should generally excite folks, but Stephen A.
One of Stephen A. Smith's former co-workers at ESPN admit she's legitimately praying on his downfall. Earlier this week, Smith announced his new ambassadorship with Papaya.
Broadcaster Stephen A. Smith issued a strong message to the public following the death of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, urging greater awareness of hidden struggles.
The Lakers are one of the most surprising stories at the early part of the NBA season. At 7-2, the Purple and Gold are No. 2 in the West and only trail the reigning champion OKC Thunder by a single game.
The Seattle Seahawks are one of the hottest teams in the league going into Week 10, after not previously discussed much in the offseason or earlier in the season.
Kenny Smith is set to begin a new chapter with ESPN. He recently signed a multi-year agreement that will see him appear on multiple programs on ESPN. This will include Stephen Smith’s First Take as the main show.
A new campaign for Lids will feature legendary sportscaster Stephen A. Smith, along with other celebrities and athletes like WWE couple Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio, as well as rapper Quavo.
Stephen A. Smith is set to welcome a new colleague to “First Take” following a new development at ESPN. The company dropped a huge announcement this Wednesday,
Stephen A. Smith attended the Cardinals-Cowboys game as part of "Monday Night Countdown." During the first half, Smith joined Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in his suite.
Stephen A. Smith had the best seat in the house to watch the Dallas Cowboys’ miserable performance against the Arizona Cardinals on Monday (November 3).
Stephen A. Smith has been with ESPN for over two decades, joining the company in 2003. Smith has turned into one of the most well-known personalities in all of sports media.
The Buffalo Bills proved themselves as arguably the team to beat in the AFC with their 28-21 victory over the reigning three-time AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
Look, I get it. Stephen A. Smith is paid handsomely to have opinions—loud ones, controversial ones. But his latest take on the Miami Dolphins firing general manager Chris Grier?
Earlier this week, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones once again sparked controversy within his diehard fanbase. That came after viral comments to the Wall Street Journal seemed to suggest an alleged $100 billion natural gas project was keeping him from addressing his team’s defensive issues.
The Washington Commanders are going nowhere fast right now. They are 3-5 after their collapse on Monday Night Football against the Kansas City Chiefs, which is placing a microscope on what the future might hold over the second half of 2025.
After the Dallas Cowboys' flat performance in their loss to the Denver Broncos this past Sunday, it was just a matter of time before the media went on the attack.
The Dallas Cowboys are no stranger to the spotlight season after season but this year's team has turned some heads due to some elite production on offense.
Stephen A. Smith was one of the many media members, who heavily criticized the way Alabama football opened the season against Florida State. The ESPN personality went as far as to say he felt Kalen DeBoer was not the man for the job.
No person on the face of the planet is a more outspoken hater of the Dallas Cowboys than ESPN's Stephen A. Smith. But with the team coming off a solid win over the Washington Commanders, he was willing to give them some props this week.
Stephen A. Smith kept his feud with LeBron James going this week by going on a heated rant about the King on Carmelo Anthony's "7PM in Brooklyn" podcast.