Robert Griffin III talked to USA TODAY Sports about the experience he had with ESPN before the company let him go. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Club World Cup ...

Robert Griffin III said he wanted to start the 2023 college football season with a splash. Screengrab via Twitter/@bhofheimer_espn. His blue pants split mid-air as soon as he jumped from the boat ...

Robert Griffin III left the door open to working at another media outlet. AP Griffin had been at ESPN since 2021, but was pulled from “Monday Night Countdown” in May after ESPN added Jason ...

In response to his controversial comments about Robert Griffin III more than a decade ago, Rob Parker believes ESPN overreacted. Nearly 13 years ago, First Take discussed Griffin telling USA Today ...

Robert Griffin III is adding broadcaster to his resume, signing a multi-year deal with ESPN to be a college football and NFL analyst, the network announced Thursday. Griffin III, 31, who has been ...

Friday came on Thursday for Robert Griffin III. The quarterback-turned-football-analyst was fired as part of a shakeup at ESPN in which he and Sam Ponder were the biggest names let go by the network.

Former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III was among the latest big-name personalities to leave ESPN this month when he was fired along with former Sunday NFL Countdown ...

One of the younger NFL analysts out there this fall will be 31-year-old Robert Griffin III, who ESPN announced Thursday they’ve hired as a college football and NFL analyst (following an earlier ...

Robert Griffin III expressed gratitude to those he worked in a message on X. AP “There were so many awesome experiences and moments that my family and I will never forget from the last 3 years.

Robert Griffin III Has Made A Public Statement since His Firing. Griffin previously made a statement, thanking the people he worked with at ESPN following the development.

Robert Griffin III on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” before a game between the Patriots and the Bears on Oct. 24, 2022, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

Robert Griffin III Is ESPN’s Next Big Star. The former quarterback is already a broadcasting dynamo. But he hasn’t quite given up on playing football yet. Jon Wertheim | Nov 11, 2022.