Joe Theismann Done at ESPN

John Clifford Ness found this 9/28/2007 on sports.aol.com [flag]

Filed under: NFL Media Watch In a move that everyone has seen coming since his departure as Monday Night Football analyst, ESPN has officially severed ties with Joe Theismann . The news comes from Pro Football Talk, which reports that ESPN's official statement is: "We have reached a settlement with Joe Theismann to end his association with ESPN. We thank Joe for his many years of ... [link]

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FanHouse: Fri AM 'Bill Murrary, Bandwagoneer' Edition
Published 9/28/2007 by JCN at John Clifford Ness
... Joe Theismann Done at ESPN: I don't see any of the other outlets that have NFL games -- NBC, CBS, Fox, NFL Network -- hiring him, so he'll probably either move to college football or do local work in the Washington, D.C. area. ...

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