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Matthew Berry has had talks with ESPN about a return, following Pat McAfee model

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By Bobby Burack Verified
| Fox News Verified
The fantasy football mogul says 'no deal is imminent' but cites Pat McAfee's model as inspiration for a partnership Matthew Berry left ESPN in 2022, in part, because the company was not open to employees operating their own media companies. Berry then joined NBC, where he appeared on "Football Night in America" while building his own fantasy football company on the outside.
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Matthew Berry discusses whether he'd hire Dianna Russini for his budding fantasy football empire

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By Bobby Burack Verified
| Fox News Verified
The fantasy football mogul called Russini 'really talented' but said any hire must help sell Fantasy Life subscriptions Matthew Berry is the most famous fantasy football expert on the planet. He is a former ESPN analyst and contributor to NBC's "Sunday Night Football" pregame show. He now runs his own eight-figure media company, Fantasy Life.
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Matthew Berry discusses whether he'd hire Dianna Russini for his budding fantasy football empire

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By Bobby Burack Verified
| Fox Noticias
Matthew Berry is the most famous fantasy football expert on the planet. He is a former ESPN analyst and contributor to NBC's "Sunday Night Football" pregame show. He now runs his own eight-figure media company, Fantasy Life. This week, he joined OutKick for a wide-ranging conversation about his career, leaving ESPN and NBC, possibly returning to ESPN, appearing in "Avengers: Endgame," breaking the news of Tom Brady's move to Tampa Bay, and the economics of his business.
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