News about Marcus Spears

Jason Kelce opted for a more laidback look compared to his Monday Night Countdown colleagues for Week 2 of the NFL season.  The Eagles legend turned heads with his outfit for his Philadelphia homecoming Monday night.  While Scott Van Pelt, Ryan Clark and Marcus Spears all donned smart suits for the Eagles game against the Atlanta Falcons at Lincoln Field, Kelce sported a different type of suit.

ESPN has announced its replacement for Sam Ponder on 'Sunday NFL Countdown.' Ponder and Robert Griffin III were surprisingly fired by ESPN last week in cost-cutting measures, with The Athletic's Andrew Marchand reporting that both were earning at least $1million per year. Laura Rutledge, the host of daily ESPN show 'NFL Live', was also reportedly a candidate for the position.

Jason Kelce made his NFL Countdown debut in true Jason Kelce fashion after arriving from the Paris Olympics. The former Philadelphia Eagles center retired from the NFL in March after 13 seasons and a Super Bowl victory. A month after hanging up his cleats, Kelce inked a three-year deal with ESPN that pays him $1.8million annually to join the NFL program. On Thursday, the highly-beloved NFL legend made his highly-awaited debut with Scott Van Pelt, Ryan Clark, and Marcus Spears. Having flown from the Paris games, Kelce still embraced the Olympic spirit - wearing a beret with his suit.

The moment came during ESPN's episode on Wednesday as radio Hall of Famer Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo and NFL/College football analyst Marcus Spears remained stupid on live television. Qerim, a New York Giants fan, was baffled by Smith's analysis as he attempted to argue for change when it came to the question of moving the Rose Bowl out of Pasadena in the future.

Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has slammed Netflix for its portrayal of Johnny Manziel and its broader reach on viewers. The former No. 1 is no longer popular. Following its debut in early August, the Untold: Johnny Football documentary was deemed critical by the 2nd overall pick. Leaf disputed ESPN's football analyst Marcus Spears' statement that Manziel's depiction of him is "phenominious."

According to reports close to The New York Post, 'Swagu', who works as an analyst for America's most popular sports channel since 2014, will be tied down to a'multi-million dollar, four-year contract.' Spears, who was selected by the Dallas Cowboys as a first-round pick of the 2005 NFL Draft, has had been active in the sport for eight years and has had an outstanding career in media after hanging up his cleats in 2014.

Marcus Spears has suggested that if he were part of Tua Tagovailoa's close circle, he would have a discussion about the quarterback's premature retirement from football. Since suffering sickness on Monday, Tagovailoa's 26-20 loss to the resurgent Green Bay Packers puts them back to the micus. Following his latest head injury, his return to football is uncertain, with questions about his current and long-term health.

Following Dak Prescott's thumb injury, head coach Mike McCarthy called out offensive coordinator Kellen Moore on Friday, tensions are now raging in Dallas. The Cowboys are 0-1 after a deflating 19-3 victory to the Buccaneers in Week 1, and although Prescott will now miss six to eight weeks, according to ESPN, the offense wasn't exactly setting the world on fire before Prescott left the game in the fourth quarter. Let's be honest: In Kellen's time as a coordinator, he's been able to play very, very aggressively,' McCarthy said.