Shannon Sharpe, the Pro Football Hall of Famer and native of Glennville, Georgia, will not be returning to ESPN following a recently settled rape lawsuit, The Athletic reported on Wednesday, July 30.

The former NFL athlete's departure happened shortly after he settled a $50 million rape and sexual assault lawsuit Sharpe said he was "at peace" with the network's decision Shannon Sharpe has ...

Shannon Sharpe said he is "at peace" with the end of his run at ESPN, but he does have one nagging issue with how the dismissal was handled. The Hall of Fame tight end and media commentator is ...

ESPN has cut ties with Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe—just days after he settled a rape lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend. The former NFL star, 57, has featured as one of the network’s ...

ESPN has reportedly cut ties with NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe, less than two weeks after the “First Take“ media personality settled a lawsuit in which his ex-girlfriend accused him of rape. ESPN ...

View post: Cole Haan's 'Comfortable' Winter-Ready Chelsea Boots Are on Sale for Only $100 Right Now Shannon Sharpe is out at ESPN and the NFL Hall of Famer and television host has since addressed the ...

Warning: Discussion of sexual misconduct. NFL Hall of Famer and media personality Shannon Sharpe is not returning to his hosting duties at ESPN after he settled a civil lawsuit with his ex-girlfriend, ...

Hall of Fame tight end-turned-broadcaster Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Wednesday. The decision comes less than two weeks ...

Shannon Sharpe faced backlash for discussing the firing and arrest of former Michigan football coach, leading to mixed ...

Shannon Sharpe said he was 'at peace' with ESPN's decision to axe him from the network Shannon Sharpe confirmed that he was let go from ESPN on July 30 The former NFL athlete's departure happened ...