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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' Bush won't require surgery for PCL injury
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comTailback Reggie Bush, who visited with Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., on Monday for a second opinion on his damaged left knee, definitely will not play again in 2007, two league sources told ESPN.com.
Story | Conversation | December 10, 2007Kremer finally in the spotlight
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe lucrative deal signed by Tony Romo helped agent Ken Kremer receive the attention he deserves, Len Pasquarelli writes.
Story | Conversation | November 02, 2007
Strahan activated by Giants on eve of season opener vs. Cowboys
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe Giants on Saturday afternoon activated Michael Strahan to the 53-man roster, all but assuring the 14-year vet will play in Sunday night's season-opener against Dallas.
Story | Conversation | September 08, 2007Sources say Parcells' deal could be done Thursday
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comThe mating dance between Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Bill Parcells remained unconsummated Tuesday, but there continues to be indications the marriage will be sealed by Thursday.
Story | Conversation | December 31, 2002Bengals emphasize youth, cut tight end McGee
Len Pasquarelli, ESPN.comNine-year veteran tight end Tony McGee, who had played his entire NFL career with the Cincinnati Bengals, was released Thursday by the team.
Story | Conversation | April 25, 2002EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
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