"} Pat McAfee has sparked a wave of reactions after viewers appeared to catch him smoking during his live ESPN show, with fans split over whether the moment was appropriate for daytime television. A clip from Thursday’s episode of The Pat McAfee Show quickly spread online,

Pat McAfee might want to think twice about what he does on his show. During Thursday’s episode of “The Pat McAfee Show,” a short eight-second clip emerged on social media of McAfee attempting to put out a lit item.

Pat McAfee is under fire for supposedly smoking weed on-air during his show on Thursday afternoon. He has since responded to the claims online. He had

A viral clip from Thursday’s live broadcast has fans saying former NFL punter Pat McAfee was caught smoking on ESPN.

Pat McAfee’s first appearance on ESPN’s Monday Night Countdown drew criticism from some NFL fans who say they see him too often.

Pat McAfee has become one of the most visible personalities in sports media, but ESPN’s decision to expand his role across multiple football platforms is creating a sharp divide among NFL viewers. McAfee now appears on his daily show,

Stephen A. Smith explained the business difference between his work at ESPN and Pat McAfee's show, calling McAfee "his own boss."

McAfee is the obvious star of the show. But now, ESPN wants him to be the star of seemingly every show it can fit him into. His podcast, The Pat McAfee Show, in which he stands and breathlessly expounds on the sports issues of the day inside his DraftKings ThunderDome studio,

Mike Florio opened his latest column with a blunt warning about the Manningcast and its growing ratings problem. Critics still praise Peyton and Eli Manning on ESPN2, but the audience that actually clicks over keeps shrinking.