Broadcaster Suzy Kolber, let go by ESPN, once wanted to play football. Instead, she became one of the best television football journalists ever.

Suzy Kolber announced Friday on Twitter that her time with the company has come to an end after 27 years. “Today I join the many hard-working colleagues who have been laid off.

Suzy Kolber’s impressive run at ESPN sadly came to an end Friday when she announced on Twitter that she had been a part of the latest round of layoffs that are taking place at the sports network.

Social media wasn't happy after hearing the news that ESPN had laid off reporter Suzy Kolber, a 27-year veteran at the network.

Longtime reporter Suzy Kolber, best known for her NFL coverage, was among the network's cuts on Friday. She confirmed on Twitter that she is no longer with ESPN.

— Suzy Kolber (@SuzyKolber) June 30, 2023. She also said that “a project that gives back” would be next up for her. Young’s departure was reported by AJ Perez of Front Office Sports.

— Suzy Kolber (@SuzyKolber) June 30, 2023 “Today I join the many hard-working colleagues who have been laid off,” Kolber wrote. “Heartbreaking-but 27 years at ESPN was a good run.

Later in the afternoon, one of the biggest surprises of the day came when Suzy Kolber announced she was among the layoffs, posting a message to Twitter about her “good run” at ESPN over 27 years.

ESPN personalities Suzy Kolber, Ashley Brewer and Jordan Cornette were among those taking to social media Friday to reflect on being part of the Disney-backed channel’s layoffs announced earlier ...

ESPN’s Suzy Kolber, Other Hosts React to “Heartbreaking” Layoffs. Ashley Brewer and Jordan Cornette were among the on-air personalities to confirm that they were impacted by the sports giant ...

Suzy Kolber, who has hosted the program since 2015, announced on social media that she is a part of the company’s layoffs on Friday. “Today I join the many hard-working colleagues who have been laid ...

Jeff Van Gundy, Suzy Kolber, Jalen Rose and Steve Young are among roughly 20 ESPN commentators and reporters who were laid off on Friday as part of job cuts by the network.