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Seahawks vs. Texans ‘Monday Night Football’ game moved off of ESPN+

Seattle’s Week 7 home game against the Houston Texans on Oct. 20 has been moved over to regular ESPN.

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Rich Eisen to host ESPN's SportsCenter after Bengals-Commanders Monday Night Football game

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Where to watch Bengals vs. Commanders Monday Night Football game for free tonight: Channel, time, odds

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Rich Eisen pays tribute to Stuart Scott in return to SportsCenter after 22 years

While making his return to SportsCenter after 22 years, sports personality Rich Eisen paid homage to former host Stuart Scott, who passed away in 2015.

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Rumors of Rich Eisen Leaving NFL Network Explained

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ESPN Makes Special Announcement About Rich Eisen's Return Tonight

ESPN gets rid of an unpopular ‘Monday Night Football’ move

One of ESPN's unpopular "Monday Night Football" telecasts is coming to an end in 2025. ESPN will no longer broadcast one of its Monday night games

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Why ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro is making his big bet on streaming

The Aug. 21 launch of ESPN's updated app, including new access to all of ESPN's live games without cable, is a huge moment for the network.

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NFL Fans Already Love ESPN's New 'Monday Night Football' Reporter Katie George

Lisa Salters and Laura Rutledge won't be the only sideline reporters featured on ESPN's "Monday Night Football" this season. It was revealed Tuesday that ESPN reporter Katie George will be part of the "Monday Night Football" crew for five games this season.

Bengals, Trey Hendrickson agree on average salary, contract length: ESPN reporter Rutledge

Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson made the trip with the team for the game Monday night against the Commanders, but did not play.

Laura Rutledge elevated to ESPN’s lead ‘Monday Night Football’ broadcast team

The move sets up the on-air talent roster for what will be ESPN's most important live broadcast ever: Super Bowl LXI in February 2027.