Former NFL receiver and FS1’s “Speak” co-host Keyshawn Johnson is suing an NFL agent for nearly $1 million after Johnson says he was stifled out of finder’s fees for players he discovered in order to be represented by the agent. The suit, which was first reported by TMZ and viewed by the Los Angeles Times, … Read more
Kevin Durant has been swirling around social media recently, and he’s starting to fire back. On Monday, Keyshawn Johnson – the former NFL first overall pick – took a jab at Durant’s decision to join a superstar-laden Warriors team in 2016 while appearing as a guest on “Undisputed Live.” Kevin Durant has been swirling around … Read more
FS1’s “Undisputed” is never shy about embracing takes that make people want to get up and leave, but during Tuesday’s show, Richard Sherman’s MVP opinion irked Keyshawn Johnson so much that he briefly left the set. Sherman and Johnson were debating the NFL award race when the latter became incensed enough to leave after the former … Read more
Keyshawn Johnson and Warren Sapp, once championship teammates on the Bucs, are not going to be exchanging Christmas cards. Sapp appeared on his weekly spot on Jason Whitlock’s “Fearless” on The Blaze earlier this week, and he was asked about the longstanding feud with Johnson. The former pass rusher traced the beginning of their relationship … Read more
Keyshawn Johnson will be Skip Bayless’ new full-time partner on FS1’s “Undisputed” after Johnson reached agreement on a settlement of his $18 million contract with ESPN, The Post has learned. Johnson is expected to start on Monday. Earlier in the week, Bayless announced Johnson would be part of the show’s new team that includes contributors … Read more
It’s disputed, The Post has learned. Skip Bayless announced Monday that Keyshawn Johnson would be joining FS1’s “Undisputed” in a reboot of the show after Shannon Sharpe left FS1. However, sources say this announcement was premature, as ESPN has yet to release Johnson from his contract. Johnson was among about 20 high-profile talents laid off … Read more
Jay Williams returned to ESPN Radio this week, opening his first show since Keyshawn Johnson and Max Kellerman were laid off by recalling how much his former coworkers meant to him. Williams, 41, had co-hosted ESPN’s nationally syndicated morning radio program with both personalities. The Post had been the first to report that ESPN would … Read more
ESPN is scrapping its national morning radio show featuring Keyshawn Johnson, Jay Williams and Max Kellerman, The Post has learned. This is part of the restructuring of the company that will include significant on-air layoffs as early as next week, according to sources. It doesn’t mean that Johnson, Williams or Kellerman will be let go, … Read more