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Chris Berman signs extension with ESPN that will take him through network's 50th anniversary in 2029

  • Chris Berman has signed a multiyear deal with ESPN that will keep him with the network until 2029, coinciding with its 50th anniversary.
  • Berman joined ESPN in October 1979, a month after the network's launch in September, and has been a key presence in sports broadcasting since then.
  • He hosted NFL PrimeTime from 1987 until 2005 and returned to the show on ESPN+ in 2019; in addition, he is set to participate in ESPN’s inaugural Super Bowl broadcast, which will be held in Los Angeles in 2027.
  • Berman expressed excitement about continuing his role as ESPN approaches its first-ever Super Bowl in 2027, while ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro commended his decades-long contribution of insightful and engaging sports coverage.
  • This extension positions Berman to become ESPN’s first 50-year employee and supports the network as it approaches milestones including its inaugural Super Bowl broadcast and 50th anniversary.
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Chris Berman signs extension with ESPN that will take him through network's 50th anniversary in 2029

Chris Berman has agreed to a new contract with ESPN that will take him through the network’s 50th anniversary in 2029. The multiyear agreement was announced on Monday.

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Front Office Sports broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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