NFL sideline reporter doubles down on ‘making up’ reports. ‘Completely unethical’

Charissa Thompson’s admission of fabricating sideline reports draws ire

Charissa Thompson on the set of “TNF Tonight,” Prime Video’s NFL pregame show, before the Titans-Steelers game Nov. 2.Matt Freed/AP As a longtime NFL studio host, Charissa Thompson has the gift of gab. But she used it poorly when she was a sideline reporter about 15 years ago. This week on the podcast “Pardon My Take,” Thompson admitted to making up reports if she had nothing to report.“I’ve said this before,” said Thompson, who discussed this …

NFL sideline reporter doubles down on ‘making up’ reports. ‘Completely unethical’

“I’ve said this before,” Fox Sports Charissa Thompson said on a recent podcast. “I haven’t been fired for saying it, but I’ll say it again.”

NFL sideline reporter doubles down on ‘making up’ reports. ‘Completely unethical’

“I’ve said this before,” Fox Sports Charissa Thompson said on a recent podcast. “I haven’t been fired for saying it, but I’ll say it again.”

NFL sideline reporter doubles down on ‘making up’ reports. ‘Completely unethical’

“I’ve said this before,” Fox Sports Charissa Thompson said on a recent podcast. “I haven’t been fired for saying it, but I’ll say it again.”

NFL sideline reporter doubles down on ‘making up’ reports. ‘Completely unethical’

“I’ve said this before,” Fox Sports Charissa Thompson said on a recent podcast. “I haven’t been fired for saying it, but I’ll say it again.”

NFL sideline reporter doubles down on ‘making up’ reports. ‘Completely unethical’

“I’ve said this before,” Fox Sports Charissa Thompson said on a recent podcast. “I haven’t been fired for saying it, but I’ll say it again.”