Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel took a playful shot at ESPN host Stephen A. Smith on Monday.

If Stephen A. Smith is not planning a run for president anytime soon, he’s doing his best impersonation of a buzzworthy politician in the meantime. “I’m not ruling anything out, but I’m not thinking about that right now,

The ‘First Take’ host called the Patriots quarterback a ‘liar’ because he isn’t familiar with the show’s cast.

Stephen A. Smith’s comments about race and Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss future on ESPN’s “First Take" drew criticism and a sharp response from Paul Finebaum.

Stephen A. Smith responded to the recent backlash he's facing for calling Patriots quarterback Drake Maye a "liar."

Though high school football is still stealing all of the spotlight when it comes to the prep scene, one major boys basketball game drew the interest of a couple top ESPN personalities to come check out.

On Thursday's edition of First Take Newton stood behind his opinion, but Stephen A. Smith took offense to Maye's response and then took a direct shot at him, calling him a "liar" multiple times.

Earlier this week, ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith made headlines for something he said about New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye. This random feud started with former MVP quarterback Cam Newton saying the Patriots are "fool's gold" despite their 9-2 record.

On Monday's episode of "Straight Shooter," host Stephen A. Smith challenged former first lady Michelle Obama's claim that America isn't ready for a female president.

Stephen A. Smith says he negotiated his exit as an 'NBA Countdown' regular during contract talks with ESPN because of an increasingly busy schedule that still includes 'First Take.'