With the Philadelphia 76ers in a full tailspin this season, Shannon Sharpe says he knows what's to blame for Embiid's downfall: Yes, Shannon Sharpe is actually blaming McDonald's for Joel Embiid's ...

However, when you ask Shannon Sharpe for his take on the Titans' decision ahead, the choice is simple: take a quarterback. Sharpe spoke on ESPN's First Take about the Titans' draft decision for ...

It's only fitting that one gave the other the news. Former Denver Broncos tight end Shannon Sharpe, whose emotional Hall of Fame induction speech in 2011 included an introduction from his brother ...

When it comes to money, Shannon Sharpe and Chad Johnson are more than willing to educate young NFL players on avoiding financial disparity “when the cheques stop rolling in.” During an episode ...

Shannon Sharpe blamed Joel Embiid for Joel Embiid’s downfall — and made sure to make a crack at his weight in the process. Embiid has been repeatedly ridiculed for being out of shape this ...

It seems that the team is trending towards a player like Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter or trading back from No. 1, but ESPN analyst and Hall of Fame player Shannon Sharpe thinks that the ...

Sharpe was welcomed into Canton by his younger brother, Shannon Sharpe, as the duo became the first pair of siblings to both be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Shannon, a former tight end for ...

Nightcap hosts Shannon Sharpe and Chad Ochocinco donated $50,000 to Southern University’s Human Jukebox marching band following the band’s Live Super Bowl Show performance this past weekend.

LeBron James congratulates Shannon Sharpe's brother and former NFL wide receiver Sterling Sharpe for his Hall of Fame induction (Photo credits: IMAGN) LA Lakers forward LeBron James took the time ...

For nearly the entire 2024-25 NBA season, the Oklahoma City Thunder have been atop of the Western Conference and the league as a whole. With multiple All-Stars and a league leading defense, OKC ...

The Southern University Human Jukebox is getting a sizeable donation from Chad Johnson and Shannon Sharpe after the iconic HBCU band peformed on Nightcap’s Live Super Bowl Show in New Orleans.