Suzy Kolber, around 10 years old, and wearing her football gear, was asked a question by a television reporter: What makes you want to be a football player? "Well," she said, "I liked the sport and ...

Over the years, Suzy Kolber has become closely associated with NFL coverage on ESPN. Whether it’s been as a sideline reporter, the on-site host on Monday Night Football or a studio host on its ...

If you grew up watching ESPN or Monday Night Football, there’s a good chance you know about sideline reporter Suzy Kolber. Over the years she’s become an absolute staple in the ESPN Universe, so much ...

A replacement for the departed Suzy Kolber has been announced, with The Athletic’s Richard Deitsch reporting that Scott Van Pelt is set to add ‘Monday Night Countdown’ to his ESPN duties. A previous ...

Plenty of sports fans came together to offer support for Suzy Kolber, who was among ESPN’s most notable talent cuts on Friday. ESPN began a massive series of employee layoffs on Friday. Kolber ...

Amid the dramatic slew of on-air talent layoffs on Friday, tributes from all over the sports media world poured in to support Suzy Kolber. Kolber, who was laid off Friday after 27 years with the ...

Last week’s “Monday Night Football” game between the New England Patriots and the Miami Dolphins may not have ended how Tom Brady and co. planned (the defending Super Bowl champs lost 27-20), but it ...

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It seems like just yesterday that Tom Brady completely shunned MNF sideline reporter Suzy Kolber, but it actually took place all the way back in Week One. The Patriots haven’t back since then, but ...

Joe Namath doesn’t remember that interview with Suzy Kolber. He remembers drinking all day, and that he was at a game at Giants Stadium, the Jets playing the Patriots, on a frigid night in December ...

Rock bottom for Joe Namath came as so much of his life in football did: with a national TV audience watching. It happened during an interview with ESPN’s Suzy Kolber during a game between the New York ...