The Monday Night Football booth will have two sideline reporters moving forward. ESPN has promoted Laura Rutledge to become a full-time member of the Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Lisa Salters crew.
Laura Rutledge has been battling inner demons during her time with ESPN. Rutledge, a host for ESPN, ABC and the SEC Network, opened up about facing anxiety, especially after switching into a full-time ...
Laura Rutledge has been named the lead sideline reporter for ESPN's "Monday Night Football," joining Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, and Lisa Salters. This marks a significant career advancement for Rutledge, ...
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“My body’s not going to be capable of this”: Reason why ESPN reporter Laura Rutledge breaks into tears in front of Ryan Clark
Laura Rutledge is set to return as a full-time sideline reporter for Monday Night Football in 2026, working alongside Lisa ...
Laura Rutledge's schedule during football season has always been hectic. The ESPN reporter has hosted “NFL Live,” the network's year-round weekday news show, since 2020, along with “SEC Nation” on ...
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