Jason Romano

John 14:6 — Husband, Father, Author, Speaker

All things @NationofCoaches

Previously: ESPN and @Sports_Spectrum

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

After almost 10 years, today is my last day with @Sports_Spectrum. It's time to say goodbye.

And honestly, I don’t know how to put this into words.

What started as a job became a calling. A ministry. A family. A huge part of who I am.

I’m overwhelmed with gratitude for the people God placed in my life along the way.

To @SteveStenstrom, Howard Haworth, @JonDAckerman, Aaron Sauer, @abhasselbeck, @MattForte22, @ScottLinebrink, Raymond St Martin, Krystin McConnell, and so many other teammates over the years — people like Rachel, Tricia, Bekah, Jacob, Leah, Josh, Benjamin, Joe, Greg — you all made me better at my job and more importantly, you challenged me to go deeper with Jesus. THANK YOU.

To every athlete, coach, broadcaster, author, pastor and speaker who trusted me with your story: THANK YOU. I’ll never take that trust for granted.

And to everyone who watched, listened, read, posted, shared, prayed, encouraged, emailed, DM’d and believed in what we were doing—THANK YOU. You made this work matter.

For nearly 10 years, God gave me the incredible privilege of using two things I love—sports and media—to point people toward the thing I love most: Jesus. That’s something I’ll never stop being grateful for.

Leaving hurts. A lot. Especially when it is something that has meant so much to me.

The friendships. The late nights. The long days. The hard days. The conversations. The big moments. The nine Super Bowls. The gatherings across the country. The countless stories. I’ll carry all of it with me.

But even through the sadness, I have peace. I believe God is calling me into a new season, a new assignment and I’m excited for what’s ahead.

Sports Spectrum and PAO will always be an important part of my story.

THANK YOU for 10 incredible years.

I’m leaving with a full heart, deep gratitude, and more love for these people and this place than I could ever put into words.

To God be the glory.

Jason

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@NBACobwebs People forget the brushback everyone had when he returned in 92 for the preseason -- He was still crushing it.

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@DelReid I'm pretty sure I agree on all of this. I'm 53 --- So far, 50's have been right there with my 40's -- But I'm sure I'm headed toward the backend where things begin to hurt that i didn't know existed in my body. LOL

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

Happy birthday to this dude. Proud of you little brother. Enjoy your last year in your 40s. Love you @jagrmeister

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

Psalm 115:1

"Not to us Lord, not to us, but to your name be the glory. Because of your mercy. Because of your truth."

[Boston Celtics @celtics]

This is a work of art

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@emmitonair Witten

[NBA Cobwebs @NBACobwebs]

October 27, 1984: Michael Jordan's first three dunks in the NBA.

Jordan scored 21 PTS for Chicago in his second career game, but the Bucks beat the Bulls, 108-106. Terry Cummings had 34 PTS/10 REB/4 AST for Milwaukee.

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@danorlovsky7 And that Sunday night game. 😩 😬

[Sports Spectrum @Sports_Spectrum]

Spurs rookie Tarris Reed made his NBA debut last week, scored his first NBA points Saturday — then got baptized Sunday 🙌

“I wanted to publicly signify my union with Christ and what it means to walk in His grace, mercy, and NEWNESS OF LIFE!" https://t.co/jwNURgpMNy

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@DocKrease John 14:6

[Kevin Gallagher @KevG163]

October 27, 1985

Classic Tony Dorsett

The Cowboys Hall of Famer jukes a Falcon tackler in the backfield and gets loose for a 60 yard touchdown rip

[Michael Fabiano @Michael_Fabiano]

Why the Cowboys don’t wear these uniforms as throwbacks is beyond me.

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@ClintHurdle13 She's 75. I'm grateful to still have her in my life.

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

Happy birthday to the best mom ever. Love you so much and thank you for everything.

[Kevin Gallagher @KevG163]

One of New York sports history's most surreal nights occurred 40 years ago tonight

The Mets win Game 7 of the 1986 World Series over the Red Sox, while simultaneously 15 miles to the west, the Giants defeat the Redskins in a key divisional MNF showdown at the Meadowlands.

Nearly everyone at Giants Stadium follows every pitch of the baseball action on Sony Watchmans or by radio

October 27, 1986

[This Day in Mets History @NYMhistory]

10/27/1986 The New York Mets beat the Boston Red Sox in seven games to clinch their second World Series championship.

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@CoachJCatlin @BrianKDodd @dcatlin_ @zach15norris @criss_cole Hey guys! BDodd is a close friend. And I endorsed his new book because everything he writes is gold. Appreciate the rec Coach Catlin

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

Philippians 4:19-20

"And this same God who takes care of me will supply all your needs from His glorious riches, which have been given to us in Christ Jesus."

[Gabe Goodwin @GabeTheWP]

has anyone checked if Pat McAfee is OK with the WNBA finals being on during his show?

[Jason Romano @JasonRomano]

@TheBoysForever @FB_Helmet_Guy That’s phenomenal