NFL and college football host Wendi Nix is out at ESPN after a long career with the sports network. “Exactly 17 years ago, I walked into ESPN wide-eyed and excited.

SEC Network reporter and Get Up contributor Laura Rutledge will replace Wendi Nix as the host of ESPN's NFL Live, a show that typically airs Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m. ET, according to a ...

Wendi Nix may no longer be a part of ESPN’s NFL Live, but she is definitely not leaving the Worldwide Leader altogether. On Tuesday, ESPN announced a new NFL Live team to debut in August. Laura ...

Nix spent the last three years as the host of NFL Live. Her time with that show came to an end this year, as ESPN handed Nix’s former role over to Laura Rutledge.

Wendi Nix joined ESPN in 2006 and is an NFL and college football host. In September 2020, Nix moved into a new dual role as host of ESPN’s NFL Rewind and College Football Live. For three years ...

ESPN lost another on-air talent. Wendi Nix, who spent 17 years at ESPN, announced via Instagram that she is leaving the company. “Exactly 17 years ago, I walked into ESPN wide-eyed and excited ...

Laura Rutledge is set to take over as host of ESPN’s NFL Live, according to multiple reports. Outkick the Coverage and the New York Post are both reporting that Rutledge would replace Wendi Nix ...

It is unclear what Nix, 45, would do next at the network. ESPN declined comment. The plans to change up radio and “NFL Live” were in place by ESPN prior to the pandemic.

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"I would be fascinated to see what (Patriots head coach) Bill Belichick and that staff could do with Andy Dalton, personally," ESPN's Wendi Nix said.

SEC Network reporter and Get Up contributor Laura Rutledge will replace Wendi Nix as the host of ESPN's NFL Live, a show that typically airs Monday through Friday at 1:30 p.m. ET, according to a ...

"To be continued..." NFL and college football personality Wendi Nix wrote after splitting from ESPN.