Back in 2019, ESPN signed former NFL star Pat McAfee to a multi-year agreement. Six years later, we can firmly say that was a smart business decision. Every Monday through Friday, fans can watch "The Pat McAfee Show" on ESPN.

Since its ESPN debut in September 2023, “The Pat McAfee Show” has evolved from an independent YouTube phenomenon into one of the most-watched personality-led sports studio programs in the U.S., repeatedly delivering audience spikes across broadcast, streaming and social platforms.

Browns fans have had enough of Kevin Stefanski, leading Pat McAfee to share these thoughts about the Browns on Monday's episode.

Much like Matthew McConaughey in a 2000s romantic-comedy, Pat McAfee can't stop taking off his shirt and he had a partner join him on College Gameday.

Pat McAfee wonders if Baker Mayfield's latest press conference comments were a subtle jab at him and his crew.

If anyone is allowed to voice their professional opinion on something, it would be J.J. Watt talking about the game of football. We live in a world where everyone is an expert on every matter. But sometimes it is easy to spot who the real professionals are.

It was just a joke, right? On Wednesday afternoon, Pat McAfee had some fun on his show at his guest’s expense, ribbing the future Hall of Famer and current CBS broadcaster, J.J. Watt. The

ESPN stars retracted their support for Kyren Lacy after police video showed the former LSU player's alleged involvement in a deadly car accident.

ESPN's Pat McAfee reported Wednesday that Jones effectively "lives" at the Colts facility. He's arriving at 5 a.m. and is one of the last players to leave: That commitment seems to be paying off. Jones has 1,502 passing yards with eight touchdowns and three interceptions through six starts, and the Colts are first in the AFC at 5-1.

Kirby Smart joins "The Pat McAfee Show" to discuss how Georgia can get off to a fast start in Week 8 vs. Ole Miss.