Fowler reported that the Steelers could have their eyes on another option if Rodgers ultimately picks retirement over coming to Pittsburgh. “I would say Kirk Cousins,” Fowler said when asked ...

Fowler mentioned Kirk Cousins as a potential option for Pittsburgh if the franchise is unable to land Rodgers. The Atlanta Falcons quarterback came up in trade rumors earlier this offseason ...

If for whatever reason Aaron Rodgers turns down the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team should now have a better understanding of what it would take to pry Kirk Cousins ... ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported ...

traditionally observed on May 30 but now officially observed on the last Monday in May,"" said ESPN college football analyst and former Ohio State quarterback Kirk Herbstreit. "Just grateful for ...

Good news seems to finally be on the horizon as Jeremy Fowler reported on ESPN’s SportsCenter that Kirk Cousins is very much on the Pittsburgh Steelers’ radar. “I had some conversations with ...

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported on “SportsCenter” Saturday that the Steelers would likely have interest in Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins if Rodgers does not sign with them.

"LETS GOOOO!!!!! @TexasTechSB," he wrote. Within 20 minutes of Mahomes' post, ESPN sideline reporter Holly Rowe saw it and sent an open invitation for the Chiefs quarterback to join her and the ...

Charles Barkley was up against CBS' Nate Burleson of CBS and ESPN's Ryan Clark, Kirk Herbstreit and Dan Orlovsky. It is not the first time that Barkley has won the award at the Sports Emmys ...

Clark told ESPN’s Holly Rowe after the third quarter that there had been "nothing malicious" behind the foul. Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered ...

Latest Ohio State Buckeyes news J.T. Barrett, Chris Spielman and an unmatched ... Former Ohio State quarterback and ESPN personality Kirk Herbstreit was on-stage with Meyer. The Rooster covered ...

"It's just a good take foul. Either Angel gets (a) wide-open two points or we send them to the free throw line," Clark told ESPN's Holly Rowe. "Nothing malicious about it. Every basketball player ...