NFL Insider Adam Schefter Agrees to Multi-Year Extension With ESPN

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NFL Insider Adam Schefter Agrees to Multi-Year Extension With ESPN

Adam Schefter has officially agreed to a multi-year contract extension with ESPN, keeping the veteran NFL insider at the network well into the 2030s. Schefter's previous contract was reportedly worth around $9 million annually. The 59-year-old, who joined ESPN in 2009, recently dismissed retirement rumors, saying there was "no chance" he was stepping away from covering the NFL anytime soon.

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