Stephen A. Smith delivered a blunt assessment of the Philadelphia Eagles, arguing that three NFC teams have surpassed them as the regular season nears its finish.
Let’s be real for a second: Watching the New York Giants this season has been less like watching a professional football team and more like witnessing a slow-motion car crash that somehow lasts for four months.
Tom Brady’s first year as the Las Vegas Raiders minority owner has been a complete disaster. With three games left to play in the regular season, the Raiders are 2-12 with the possibility of finishing with an even worse record.
Just when you thought the NBA news cycle couldn’t get any more ridiculous, Nick Wright decides to hold everyone’s beer. Look, we’re all used to the relentless, unending, and frankly exhausting debate between Jordan stans and LeBron defenders.
Stephen A. Smith has consistently been of LeBron James’ loudest, and admittedly harshest critics for over two decades now, throwing shade at his legacy, choices, and defeats to other greats in the game.
Former ESPN host Molly Qerim appears to be enjoying her time away from the spotlight. Qerim first joined ESPN in 2006 before having stints at CBS and NFL Network.
Giannis Antetokounmpo keeps coming up in trade rumors. Giannis Antetokounmpo and his agent will meet with the Milwaukee Bucks to figure out what is best for his future.
The New York Mets have been the subject of much criticism over the past two days after two of their franchise's most beloved superstars in recent memory signed with other teams in free agency.
The outcome of the matchup between the New England Patriots and the Buffalo Bills carries significant implications. After losing their way in the midpoint of the season, Josh Allen and the Bills returned to winning in the last two games.
WWE star Gunther was astounded to learn that ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith ranked Goldberg as his number one wrestler of all time and made light of retiring the WCW legend.
The New York Mets are still reeling from the fact that they lost Edwin Diaz to the Los Angeles Dodgers on December 9, after Diaz accepted the Dodgers' three-year, $69 million offer rather than the three-year, $66 million deal the Mets presented him with.
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is the man of a million opinions. But the events of the past week of college football had Smith digging deep to share his disdain.
Despite the fact that Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark hasn't competed in a WNBA game in close to five months, she's still a central topic of discussion among the women's basketball community on December 9.
In a surprising turn of events, popular ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith has decided to end his partnership with Papaya Gaming, the company famous for its Solitaire Cash app.
Notre Dame isn’t just disappointed, it’s livid. And Stephen A. Smith made it abundantly clear why the Fighting Irish feel the College Football Playoff committee, the ACC, and even their own independence all share a piece of the blame for their CFP snub.
Most of the ESPN First Take Monday panel feels the College Football Playoff committee made the right decision by keeping the Alabama Crimson Tide at No.
Stephen A. Smith is one of the biggest sports personalities in all of America. He is known for his one-of-a-kind takes on ESPN's "First Take." Each year, Smith is part of the NBA Finals coverage on ESPN.
Stephen A. Smith is rarely a man without an opinion. While it's unsurprising then that he has a take on Penn State's successor to James Franklin after the former coach's October firing, the exact extent of his take might be surprising.
Stephen A. Smith is "disgusted with the Minnesota Vikings," he said on ESPN's First Take on Thursday. Why? Smith's take has to do with what the Vikings' offseason quarterback decision has meant for superstar wide receiver Justin Jefferson, whose numbers are worse than they've ever been.
For the second straight season, the San Francisco 49ers are battling through a brutal wave of injuries, yet they continue to find ways to win. On Monday night, they grounded out an unglamorous 20-9 victory over a Carolina Panthers squad that had won five of its previous seven contests.
Stephen A. Smith suggested this week that race might be a factor in where Lane Kiffin decides to coach next season, and longtime sports broadcaster Tim Brando was appalled by the take.
Stephen A. Smith ruffled plenty of feathers this week while discussing Lane Kiffin's future at Ole Miss. Even though Ole Miss is firmly in contention for a spot in the College Football Playoff, the program is worried about losing Kiffin to a rival SEC program.
Stephen A. Smith is attempting to set the record straight about the news that broke about him earlier this week. ESPN announced on Monday that they will have a new-look crew for “NBA Countdown,” their long-running pregame and halftime show for NBA games, beginning on Nov.
The times are a-changin’ (at least a little bit) for Stephen A. Smith at ESPN. ESPN announced on Tuesday that they will have a new-look team for “NBA Countdown,” their long-running NBA pregame and halftime show.