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Ed WerderBioEd Werder joined ESPN as a Dallas-based bureau reporter in September 1998. He covers news for the network's NFL programming Sunday NFL Countdown, Monday Night Countdown (formerly NFL Prime Monday) and NFL 2Night. In addition, he also reports sports news for ESPN's news and information programs, including SportsCenter. |
Saints Pursue Perfection
SportsCenter...are trying to become the first NFC team to start 11-0 since the 1991 Redskins. Ed Werder reports from the Big Easy on Monday Nights showdown with the Patriots on ESPN.SAINTS REMAINING...
Blog | November 25, 2009No Fine For Cowboys' Newman
SportsCenter...Ronald Martinez/Getty Images ESPN's Ed Werder reports that Cowboys starting cornerback Terence Newman will not be fined or otherwise disciplined by the...
Blog | November 23, 2009Sources: No discipline for Newman
Ed Werder, ESPN.comSources: Newman won't be punished for altercation with Campo
Story | Conversation | November 23, 2009Cowboys brush off sideline altercation
Calvin Watkins, ESPNDallas.comCowboys coach, player won't discuss sideline exchange
Story | Conversation | November 23, 2009Sunday Countdown online: Your weekly NFL guide
ESPN.com...Pipe Locks | More picks: Experts picks | SportsNation: Pick Week 11 Countdown Confidentialby Sal Paolantonio, Rachel Nichols, Ed Werder and Bob Holtzman Ravens must slow Manning, Colts: Good news for the Baltimore Ravens, who face...
Page | ConversationEven Switzer second-guesses Belichick
Matt Mosley, NFC East...14 years ago when he called for "Load Left" on fourth-and-1. Frequent Beast contributor Ed Werder, who also does work for the TV side, caught up with Switzer on Monday evening and...
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