Hall of Fame tight end-turned-broadcaster Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Wednesday. The decision comes less than two weeks ...

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Shannon Sharpe won't be returning to ESPN, according to The Athletic, which reported Wednesday that the network has parted ways with the Pro Football Hall of Famer and media analyst.

Shannon Sharpe was fired from ESPN in July 2025 after he settled a $50 million rape and sexual assault lawsuit. Here's ...

ESPN Cuts Ties With Shannon Sharpe Following Settlement of Sexual Assault Lawsuit, AP Source Says Hall of Fame tight end-turned-broadcaster Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN, a person with ...

Shannon Sharpe isn't returning to ESPN. The NFL Hall of Famer settled a lawsuit accusing him of rape in mid-July. Sharpe also hosts the "Club Shay Shay" and "Nightcap" podcasts, which are not part ...

Shannon Sharpe responds after the news that ESPN was cutting ties with the hall of fame tight end after a settlement over a sexual assault lawsuit. By Tyler Reed | Jul 31, 2025 ...

Sports ESPN cuts ties with Shannon Sharpe following settlement of sexual assault lawsuit, AP source says Sharpe’s last appearance on ESPN was in late April, when the lawsuit was filed in Nevada.

Weeks after Shannon Sharpe settled his sexual assault lawsuit, ESPN has severed its ties with the NFL player turned host. Shannon Sharpe and ESPN’s partnership has ended. The sports network told ...

ESPN cut ties with veteran on-air personality Shannon Sharpe, according to multiple reports Wednesday. The news comes two weeks after Sharpe settled a lawsuit in which a woman accused him of rape.

Shannon Sharpe and ESPN’s partnership has ended. The sports network told The New York Times’ “The Athletic” that it has officially cut ties with the NFL Hall of Famer.

Instead, ESPN opted to move on from the brash four-time All-Pro tight end who won three Super Bowls during his 14-year career. Sharpe joined ESPN in 2023 and signed a multiyear contract in 2024.