On Monday, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith didn't mince words when discussing ... Gus Edwards, who came into the game having scored 13 touchdowns on the year, carried the ball just three times for 20 ...

Stephen A. Smith continued to make the case for the Dallas Cowboys hiring Deion Sanders. The First Take pundit pitched ...

Stephen A. Smith debates whether the Chargers can win big games against elite AFC teams during the remainder of the season. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

Stephen A. Smith explains why he believes the Baltimore Ravens will win the AFC North after their 34-17 victory over the Steelers. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...

The game’s 18.9 million viewers was more than 4 million than tuned in for the men’s championship ... equivalent of the Larry O’Brien Trophy for sports media. Smith wins this title because ...

Media personality Stephen A. Smith picked the team who he believes are the biggest threat to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC. As the NFL ... each of their first two games. Not only has their ...

Stephen A. Smith had a great ... skill-based fantasy games in 44 jurisdictions. Ahead of the event, Druski said, “I love what PrizePicks is doing with the World Championship event this year ...

Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe heard what ESPN colleagues Kirk Herbstreit and Chris Fowler had to say about the Worldwide Leader over the weekend. During Monday’s installment of “First ...

ESPN pundit Stephen A. Smith used his First Take pulpit to remind ... a Tennessee team that seemed overmatched for most of the game, winning by a score of 42-17. While the Playoff win over ...

Putting his ultra-aggressive TV persona on full display, Stephen A ... can lead a team to the championship?" Putting his ultra-aggressive TV persona on full display, Smith disagreed, saying ...

Stephen A. Smith urged Aaron Rodgers not to continue ... Ryan Clark on the ESPN Monday Night Football Countdown set before a game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Los Angeles Chargers at ...

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith believes there isn't "any excuse" for the OKC Thunder to not win an NBA championship this season.