Shannon Sharpe was fired from ESPN in July 2025 after he settled a $50 million rape and sexual assault lawsuit. Here's everything to know about why Shannon Sharpe was fired and the $50 million ...

ESPN chose to move on from HBCU legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe.

Shannon Sharpe won't be coming back to the Wolrdwide Leader in sports after he was fired by ESPN this week.

Shannon Sharpe will not return to ESPN, the former NFL star confirmed Wednesday. A $50-million lawsuit accusing Sharpe of rape was settled earlier this month.

Shannon Sharpe, the ESPN commentator and Hall of Fame tight end, weighed in after he was dismissed by ESPN after a court fight and public barrage. Perched on his Nightcap show, Sharpe described ...

Shannon Sharpe and ESPN reportedly parted ways after he reached a settlement with a woman who accused him of rape, abuse and emotional distress.

Sharpe accused the high-profile lawyer, who represented Sharpe’s rape accuser, of “targeting black men,” but Tony Buzbee has fired back.

Shannon Sharpe is out at ESPN just weeks after settling a bombshell $50 million lawsuit that accused him of rape.

Shannon Sharpe offered his first comments since ESPN cut ties with him. He hopes it won't overshadow his brother's Pro Football Hall of Fame weekend.

Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe will no longer be a sports analyst for ESPN in the fall. The news comes two weeks after he settled a sexual assault lawsuit.

Shannon Sharpe's time at ESPN is over, according to a new report, after the Hall of Fame tight end previously said he planned to return to the network ...

News of Shannon Sharpe's departure from ESPN was going to break, but there is a specific reason why he wanted it delayed until after the weekend.