ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown Returns for its 40th Season

A New Host and a Milestone Season

ESPN's Sunday NFL Countdown is set to kick off its 40th season on Sunday, September 8th, with a new host and a fresh look.

After the departure of Sam Ponder last week, ESPN has named Mike Greenberg as the new host of Sunday NFL Countdown.

Greenberg, a veteran sportscaster, will bring his expertise and analytical insights to the program.

The upcoming season marks the 40th anniversary of Sunday NFL Countdown.

The show has become an institution in the NFL landscape, providing viewers with in-depth analysis and coverage of the league.

The show will continue to air Sundays at 10 am ET from ESPN's headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut.

The program will feature a team of expert analysts, including Matt Bowen, Randy Moss, Rex Ryan, and Suzy Kolber.

Over the past 40 years, Sunday NFL Countdown has established itself as one of the most respected NFL pregame shows.

The program has won numerous awards, including 16 Emmy Awards.

The return of Sunday NFL Countdown underscores ESPN's commitment to providing comprehensive coverage of the NFL.

In addition to Countdown, ESPN offers a wide range of NFL programming, including Monday Night Football, SportsCenter, and NFL Live.