For now, YouTube TV subscribers can still access ESPN and other Disney sports content through ESPN Unlimited, or switch to other live TV streaming services such as Hulu with Live TV, Fubo or DIRECTV. Hulu with Live TV, also owned by Disney, is currently offering new customers a promotional rate of $65 per month, down from its usual $90.

The standoff between YouTube TV and Disney, which left ABC, ESPN and a slate of Disney-owned channels dark for millions of viewers, began at the end of October when the pair failed to agree on new carriage terms and the existing licensing pact expired.

Amid the Disney blackout, YouTube TV customers will begin to receive a $20 credit starting Nov. 9 if there is still no deal to restore ESPN, ABC and other channels.

YouTube TV subscribers missed yet another weekend of sports action on ESPN and ABC amid a carriage dispute between the streaming service and Disney, and they missed yet another high-profile sporting event on Monday night.

Penix was the fourth quarterback off the board in the 2024 NFL Draft, taken eighth overall. It was a move that shocked the NFL world, with NFL insider Adam Schefter revealing in his draft notebook that certain general managers around the league had a day two grade on the left-handed quarterback.

Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions are still angry with a high-profile ESPN analyst. Goff did a radio interview with 97.1 The Ticket on Monday, and was

ESPN has been accused of "major" New England Patriots disrespect. The New England Patriots improved to 8-2 on the season on Sunday. New England topped Tampa Bay, 28-23, on Sunday afternoon. Second-year quarterback Drake Maye threw for 270 yards and two touchdowns.

ESPN reporter Jenna Laine, who covers the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is unfortunately being forced to step away from her role for a period of time due to a health issue. Laine announced Sunday night that she is having back surgery on Monday and is unsure when she will be able to resume her coverage of the NFL.