ESPN Announcer Chris Fowler, 62, Filled With Emotion on Saturday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The 2025 Wimbledon is ...

Former College GameDay broadcaster Chris Fowler has no time to lie back and make the most of summer. The post ESPN's Chris ...

Fowler, 61, has been with ESPN since 1986 and will call five games as part of the trio. ESPN’s Chris Fowler looks on prior to the 2021 Orange Bowl. Getty Images ...

By the time Chris Fowler completes his current contract with ESPN, the broadcaster will have been at the company 40 years. It has been a remarkable run, including voicing some of the most ...

As of 2024, Chris Fowler’s net worth is estimated at around $14 million. A prominent sports broadcaster, Fowler built his wealth through a successful career with ESPN.

Chris Fowler is ESPN’s new No. 2 play-by-play voice for “Monday Night Football.” Icon Sportswire via Getty Images. Last season, after Griese left to become the 49ers’ quarterbacks coach, ...

ESPN’s Chris Fowler, who will call the Carolina Panthers-New Orleans Saints game on ‘Monday Night Football,’ has a lot to say about Panthers rookie QB Bryce Young.

ESPN's secondary "Monday Night Football" broadcast booth is getting a shakeup. Chris Fowler will replace Steve Levy as the network's No. 2 play-by-play announcer for "Monday Night Football," a ...

Per the New York Post, Chris Fowler is replacing Steve Levy in the role. Prior to ESPN’s hiring of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman a year ago, Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit served as the #2 team behind ...

ESPN’s roster of on-air personalities includes a blend of veteran voices, familiar faces and talented newcomers led by the No. 1 team of Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit and reporter Holly Rowe ...

As ESPN’s top play-by-play voice for college football, Fowler is more than capable of being the company’s No. 2 Monday Night Football announcer. But he’s not Joe Buck.

ESPN’s Chris Fowler, who will call the Carolina Panthers-New Orleans Saints game on ‘Monday Night Football,’ has a lot to say about Panthers rookie QB Bryce Young.