Longtime Cowboys and NFL reporter Ed Werder announced Thursday his time at ESPN had ended and that he is looking for his next landing spot.

After nearly 30 years working the Dallas Cowboys beat for ESPN, Ed Werder is moving on. The longtime reporter announced on his X (formerly Twitter) account Thursday that his time covering America ...

Longtime ESPN NFL and Dallas Cowboys reporter Ed Werder is leaving the network after more than two decades. Werder, 64, announced his departure from ESPN in a social media post Thursday.

Ed Werder is out at ESPN — again. Werder announced the end of his 26-year run with the Worldwide Leader with an X post Thursday, with the tone indicating it was not a mutual decision.

For the second time in seven years, a prominent NFL reporter is leaving ESPN. Ed Werder announced in a statement on Thursday that he has parted ways with ESPN.

Longtime NFL reporter Ed Werder has announced he is leaving ESPN after 26 years but will still be looking to cover football.

NFL reporter Ed Werder replied, "You’ve always done phenomenal work wherever you’ve been. Congrats, Geno." Wojciechowski became a beloved figure for his in-depth reports on "College GameDay." ...

Longtime NFL journalist Ed Werder took a swipe at CNN broadcaster Jake Tapper over the book that was recently released exposing former President Joe Biden's decline.

On Thursday, Werder, 64, announced the end of his 26-year association with 'The Mother Ship' after the network previously laid him off in 2017 before he returned in 2019. He joined ESPN in 1998.

Ed Werder, an ESPN reporter who specialized in covering the Dallas Cowboys and the NFL, is ending his 26-year run at the Disney-owned network.

Longtime Cowboys and NFL reporter Ed Werder announced Thursday his time at ESPN had ended and that he is looking for his next landing spot.