There has been a lot of speculation surrounding Mike Tomlin's future with the Pittsburgh Steelers, especially after last ...

“The sleepless nights, the anxiety — I wouldn’t have made it.” In an emotional interview with The Post, ESPN host Mike Greenberg recalled living in fear of his own body after being diagnosed with ...

Mike Greenberg, a graduate of Northwestern University, has been a staple with ESPN since joining the company in 1996. His work with ESPN runs deep. He has been the host of "Get Up" since its debut in ...

ESPN’s Mike Greenberg’s fandom of the New York Jets has been well-documented throughout his lengthy tenure at the network. And moving forward, his name may be forever etched in the history of the Jets ...

For the better part of five years, ESPN's Mike Greenberg has done a two-hour radio show for the network. But now his show appears to be getting replaced. It currently runs on ESPN LA 710 but is now ...

The absurdity of the College Football Playoff selection committee's handling of certain aspects of their latest rankings has ...

Mike Greenberg thinks the NFL needs to adopt the draft lottery. Greenberg, flanked by a generic bar graph, pitched the idea on Wednesday morning's episode of Get Up. Greenberg laid out the case for ...

Mike Greenberg has suggested that Jerry Jones could go after a big-name college football coach after watching his Dallas Cowboys fail to make the playoffs this season. Greenberg can perhaps be ...

The Jets have already gone into the media ranks for one general manager interview; what’s one more? The franchise announced it had interviewed Louis Riddick for its GM opening, vacated by the fired ...

Mike Greenberg Names No. 1 Reason Dallas Cowboys Haven't Won Super Bowl In 30 Years originally appeared on The Spun. Why haven't the Dallas Cowboys reached the Super Bowl, let alone won one, in nearly ...

Nobody wants to be snubbed by the College Football Playoff, but not everyone uses their platform to get out their messaging ...

If dreams were lightning and thunder were desire, the whole ESPN set would have burned down during Wednesday's discussion of NFL Draft prospects between Mike Greenberg, Field Yates and Mel Kiper Jr.