Football Tonight

Football Tonight

Host(s): John Seibel and Freddie Coleman
Sunday 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
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Football Tonight


    Football Tonight is an hourly recap and breakdown of the top news stories in the NFL and college football, bringing you the top newsmakers and analysts from the game five nights a week. Football Tonight airs Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. ET and again at 11. Freddie Coleman leads our cast of hosts.

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    ESPN Radio Daily: 11/24
    We hear from two-time Super Bowl champion Jimmy Johnson, ESPN the Magazine's Buster Olney, ESPN NFL analyst Tedy Bruschi and ESPN.com fantasy games' Tristan Cockcroft.
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    ESPN Radio Daily: 11/23

    We hear from Mike Ditka and Cris Carter on Week 11 in the NFL, Pat Patterson and Rusty Wallace on Jimmie Johnson's fourth Sprint Cup win, and Todd Blackledge on CFB. Plus, the "Football Fix."
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    ESPN Radio Daily: 11/20

    We hear from Sal Paolantonio, Jets TE Dustin Keller and Derrick Brooks on this weekend's NFL slate, Keith Law on the NL Cy Young and Rusty Wallace on Jimmie Johnson.
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    ESPN Radio Daily: 11/19

    We hear from Tommy Smyth on the France vs. Ireland finish, Mel Kiper Jr., Peter King and Jon Gruden on the NFL, and Chris Sheridan on the NBA.
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     The Herd with Colin Cowherd
    Adam Schefter discusses Rush Limbaugh and whether the NFL would allow him to be an owner in the league. He also discusses the Braylon Edwards deal and whether the Bills should trade Terrell Owens.
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