The Pro Football Hall of Famer stepped away from the network in April in the wake of the bombshell allegations.

Shannon Sharpe is speaking out after his reported firing by ESPN on Wednesday, saying he’s “at peace” with the axing.

Shannon Sharpe's time at ESPN is over, according to a new report, after the Hall of Fame tight end previously said he planned ...

The decision follows his recent settlement of a lawsuit accusing him of sexually assaulting a woman during their relationship ...

Shannon Sharpe offered his first comments since ESPN cut ties with him. He hopes it won't overshadow his brother's Pro ...

Shannon Sharpe and ESPN reportedly parted ways after he reached a settlement with a woman who accused him of rape, abuse and ...

The post ESPN Fires Shannon Sharpe Days After He Settled Rape Lawsuit—but He Continues To Record Hit Podcast Inside $2 ...

ESPN and Shannon Sharpe will go their separate ways after the NFL Hall of Famer settled a lawsuit accusing him of rape.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame member took time off from work this year to battle the lawsuit but vowed to be back on the air.

Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe, who has been one of the faces of ESPN’s morning sports debate show “First Take,” is no longer ...

Before the lawsuit, Sharpe was expected to ink a podcast deal paying him at least $100 million, per an April 2025 report via ...

Shannon Sharpe has been fired, and a former colleague of his has been rumored as his potential ESPN replacement.