Odell Beckham Jr. is making the Giants 53-man roster, per sources.
Beckham proved he can get open + stay healthy this summer. Didn't miss a practice after full year out of the league.
John Harbaugh wanted Beckham to earn his roster spot. He did.
Reunion: Odell Beckham Jr. is returning to the New York Giants, the team he last played for in 2018. Beckham visited the team again Monday, and is signing with New York.
This team.
We came together in 2020 when lots of uncertainty surrounded every day for everyone. As challenges popped up, we powered through them together. We leaned on each other and built more than just a tv show. We built a family. Tight knit as they come, champions of each other, respect when opinions differ, a willingness to listen, a constant hunger for improvement...these are just some of the qualities that define us. It's an honor l'Il cherish forever to be able to work with our group. Both on and off camera they are the best of what humanity has to offer. I love awards because of the shine it brings to those behind the scenes who don't always get the recognition we get on camera.
Our staff is the reason any of this happens. They spend countless hours of planning, pitching ideas, editing clips and so much more. They are our heartbeat.
Congrats to everyone who touches NFL Live. Thank you for letting me be a very small part of this every day.
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Back to back. Congratulations to @LauraRutledge, @minakimes, @danorlovsky7, @mspears96, @Realrclark25, @PSchrags, @FieldYates, Malinda Adams, Chris Brennan, Adam Cheh, Mark Eiseman, Tom Engle,
Shawn Fitzgerald, Jessica Kraus, Nicholas Licalzi, Eric Lundsten, Chad Minutillo, Sammy O'Brien, Matt Pomeroy, Raajik Shah, Aaron Shea, Jessica Shobar, Susan Smith, Shanell Starling, Amy Volski, Cody Winstead and L.D. Wymer.
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Brett Pesce mic'd up with kids from our Learn To Play presented by RWJBarnabas is the greatest thing you'll watch today.
You heard it here first 👀
Miami (OH) head coach Travis Steele said he'll wear a Speedo during the watch party if his team finishes the regular season undefeated and wins the MAC championship 🤣
Happy 46-year ESPN anniversary to Chris Berman.
On this date in 1979, the little known 24-year-old sports anchor worked his first day in Bristol. Chris is now our longest-tenured on-air voice and will be part of the upcoming documentary "Intentional Optimism: The Birth of ESPN".