ESPN star Pat McAfee reveals he and his family are receiving death threats, shocking fans and raising safety concerns.

Pat McAfee forced to apologize to Trinidad Chambliss for doubting the 'Dog in him' originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

With all of the new faces and injuries that the team has suffered along the way, it's been the perfect recipe for a disaster, which is why WVU sits at 2-5 entering tonight's game against TCU.During ESPN's College GameDay this morning,

A new report details that Pat McAfee is unpopular among his ESPN colleagues, with one person calling him an "entitled diva."

The reason ESPN brought in Pat McAfee is the same reason the polarizing entertainer is at war with his coworkers. In a video posted to his Instagram story on Tuesday, McAfee addressed comments

Tensions appear to be running a little high behind the scenes between some people at ESPN and on-air talent Pat McAfee after the latter went public with some co

Earlier this month, as popular ESPN personality Pat McAfee and ESPN executives got in another proxy war-of-words, a report about the issue mentioned that

Since its ESPN debut in September 2023, “The Pat McAfee Show” has evolved from an independent YouTube phenomenon into one of the most-watched personality-led sports studio programs in the U.S., repeatedly delivering audience spikes across broadcast, streaming and social platforms.

Two Vanderbilt football fans changed the script on College Gameday with a tip to host Pat McAfee ahead of Vanderbilt's matchup with Missouri.

McAfee may not have played with Mangold, but those who spent time around him spent Sunday paying tribute to Mangold, a seven-time Pro Bowler and 2005 All-American. Former Jets coach and ESPN analyst Rex Ryan notably broke down upon learning of Mangold’s death.