“More their decision than maybe mine,” – CBS WFAN’s Boomer Esiason after 22 years at the station

494 days ago

In a sad day for CBS WFAN listeners Boomer Esiason announced he would be leaving the show.

The broadcast legend has been with WFAN for 22 years.

“More their decision than maybe mine,” Esiason said, pointing to the Super Bowl in Las Vegas as his “swan song.”

The former Bengals starring quarterback was drafted 38th overall and enjoyed a remarkable career winning the NFL MVP in 1988 and the NFL Man of the Year in 1995.

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Content creator Petros Augousti has been a sportswriter for more than 20 years, working for some of the biggest media role-players globally including stints at Reuters, GQ magazine, Sports Illustrated and Multi-choice (SuperSport). He was a communications director for a professional soccer team for eight years, at one of the biggest clubs in Africa. He has been head of content for an award-winning multi-national free-to-play sports platform, headquartered out of Dubai, and focussing on Premier League soccer.

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