Schefter added on the podcast that he did not want to leave the NFL Network when he did in 2009, but a salary disagreement forced his hand and he left for ESPN. Schefter signed a multi-year extension with ESPN worth $9 million a year in 2022, around the same time that ex-reporter Adrian Wojnarowski did.

Schefter opens up to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand about his role, side work he loves doing and his future as a reporter.

Adam Schefter has been one of the most important people at ESPN as the network's leading insider on NFL news, often breaking some of the biggest stories in the entire sport. But at 58 years of age and with no shortage of money in the bank,

It’s not uncommon to see hordes of NFL fans angrily posting about Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs seemingly getting a friendly whistle this postseason. Yet over the weekend, ESPN analyst Adam Schefter appeared to play into that viral narrative when he framed a tweet about NFL replay rules around Mahomes.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter came under fire for his reporting this past weekend that the NFL is expected to expand replay assist that could include quarterback slides this offseason.

ESPN football insider Adam Schefter angered Chiefs fans (and a former player) with messages about Patrick Mahomes and penalties.

Actor and Kansas City Chiefs superfan Eric Stonestreet slammed ESPN's Adam Schefter on NFL Network ahead of the Chiefs' AFC championship win against the Buffalo Bills to reach a Super Bowl 59 meeting with the Philadelphia Eagles, after Schefter mentioned Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in his tweet earlier in the weekend.

It appears even one of ESPN's top personalities is taking issue with Adam Schefter over the way he covered Patrick Mahomes and the way the Chiefs are perceived to be officiated. Following Kansas City's divisional round game vs.