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Chris Berman Extends ESPN Tenure Through 2029, Marking 50 Years with the Network

The legendary broadcaster will play a role in ESPN's first Super Bowl broadcast in 2027 while continuing his iconic contributions to NFL coverage.

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Overview

  • Chris Berman has signed a contract extension with ESPN, ensuring his tenure will extend through the network's 50th anniversary in 2029.
  • Berman, who joined ESPN in 1979, will become the first employee to reach the 50-year milestone with the company.
  • As part of the deal, Berman will contribute to ESPN's inaugural Super Bowl broadcast in February 2027, marking a significant moment in the network's history.
  • At 70 years old, Berman continues to host NFL PrimeTime on ESPN+ and remains a key figure in ESPN's NFL and sports programming.
  • Berman's career highlights include hosting SportsCenter, Sunday NFL Countdown for 31 years, and covering 45 Super Bowls, 30 World Series, and 31 MLB All-Star Games.