Burrow had never played so well in his career without being the winning QB at the end of the game. Everyone who watched the game could tell that while it wasn't a perfect game fro

The Cincinnati Bengals fell to 0-3 following Monday night's 38-33 loss to the Washington Commanders. Shannon Sharpe resorted to the laziest analysis possible when blaming Joe Burrow. Monday's game was the first time since 1940 that neither team punted nor turned the ball over.

When asked whether or not Burrow played well enough to beat the Commanders, ESPN "First Take" co-host Shannon Sharpe's response nearly forced former NFL defensive lineman Marcus Spears to walk off the show's set.

NFL Hall of Famer turned iconic sports media personality Shannon Sharpe has made his respect and adoration of Indiana Fever rookie Caitlin Clark abundantly clea

Caitlin Clark was named to the All-WNBA First Team and the unanimous choice for AP Rookie of the Year, and Shannon Sharpe took a victory lap.

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever recently played in Game 1 of the WNBA playoffs, where they fell 93-69 to the Connecticut Sun. Following the loss, ESPN analyst Shannon Sharpe and the "First Take" panel were asked,

Shannon Sharpe had an impassioned rant about how other commentators at ESPN minimized the impact Caitlin Clark was having on the WNBA early in her rookie season. Sharpe was appearing on his customary Monday “First Take” co-host spot,

Shannon Sharpe has been an ardent admirer of Indiana Fever's rookie sensation Caitlin Clark, and he hasn't held back in defending her from critics. Unleashing a fiery response to those who have dared to diminish Clark's stellar WNBA rookie campaign,