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Chris MortensenBio | Blog | ChatsESPN.com NFL Insider Chris Mortensen, an award-winning journalist and one of the most respected and accomplished reporters covering the NFL, joined ESPN in 1991 and appears on Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown and SportsCenter. |
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Mike and Mike in the Morning
Chris Mortensen believes Kurt Warner will re-sign with the Cardinals. He also goes over the latest on...
Audio PodCast | February 26, 2009Listener Suggestions
...Drew Rosenhaus give his take on the Lance Briggs' situation. Then we get an update from Chris Mortensen
Audio PodCast | March 28, 2007
ESPN Radio Daily: 2/6
...and Dan Shulman discuss whether Kevin Durant is the best college basketball player in the country. Chris Mortensen has the latest on Dallas' coaching search
Audio PodCast | February 06, 2007Shipped Away; Getting Ready
Chris Mortensen explains why Daunte Culpepper was traded to the Dolphins; Mel Kiper on how the trade impacts...
Audio PodCast | March 14, 2006Parting Ways; Answering The Call
Chris Mortensen says Daunte Culpepper will be traded by the time free agency starts; Brandon Noble was released...
Audio PodCast | March 10, 2006Storming Students; Labor Talks
...C Kevin Mawae on possibly becoming a cap casualty; John Clayton on the NFL labor negotiations; Chris Mortensen says the NFL was better before there was a salary cap; John Smoltz discusses the Hall...
Audio PodCast | March 02, 2006Vince Young: Stock Down?
John Clayton gives the latest combine news; Chris Mortensen says whose draft stock is up and whose is down; Texas head coach Mack Brown defends...
Audio PodCast | February 28, 2006EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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