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On the eve of the Presidential election, ESPN will present interviews with Democratic candidate Barack Obama and Republican candidate John McCain at halftime of tomorrow’s Monday Night Football game between the Washington Redskins and Pittsburgh Steelers. Chris Berman will be conducting the interviews during the day tomorrow and ESPN will air them during halftime. I’m actually interested to hear what Boom’s questions are.
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Blogcasting the National Football League, Blogcasting the NFL
It’s preseason with a tinge of the playoffs. That will be one of the highlights of a 13-game national television preseason schedule that was announced today by the NFL, along with the complete list of 2008 preseason matchups. All 12 of the 2007 NFL playoff teams will be featured in the national TV games.
It all starts in Canton, OH — site of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. On Sunday night, August 3 on NBC (8:00 PM ET), the Indianapolis Colts will take on the Washington Redskins in the annual Pro Football Hall …read more

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Podcasting the National Football League, Podcasting the NFL
Marcellus Wiley has seen it all. Having grown up surrounded by poverty and crime in volatile Compton, CA, the thought of Ivy League schooling and life in the National Football League were distant dreams. But they became his reality as Marcellus beat the odds and proved that with hard work, determination and faith, anyone can achieve their goals. Marcellus became a three-time All-Pro in 10 seasons with the Bills, Chargers, Cowboys and Jags. Now you can catch him talking football on ESPN’s NFL Live. And …read more

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After several weeks of speculation as to whom he would play for this upcoming season, Keyshawn Johnson decided to retire and join the football broadcast team at ESPN. His most recent work for ESPN at the NFL Draft was impressive enough to land the full-time job offer. Keyshawn turned down several offers to keep playing, including one from the Tennessee Titans. Oakland and New England were among six teams who were also interested. He decided to hold a news conference at Southern Cal, his alma mater, and said:
“I’ve done everything I wanted to do in my career. …read more