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“ Fans are craving sports betting content, and ahead of and during football season we want to provide it to them,” said Scott Clark, Vice President, Fantasy & Sports Betting Content, ESPN. Coming in January, he will host a new digital show/podcast.ĭoug Kezirian, new ESPN Sports Betting Insider

In addition, ESPN Sports Betting Analyst Joe Fortenbaugh, who just signed a new multi-year contract with ESPN, remains in his role contributing to Daily Wager and other studio shows, while adding additional responsibilities to his portfolio. Fulghum has been with ESPN since August 2020, and will continue his contributing role outside of hosting Daily Wager with appearances on other shows such as SportsCenter and NBA Today. With Kezirian’s expanded role, ESPN Sports Betting Analyst Tyler Fulghum is taking over the host role for Daily Wager. betting show on Snapchat ESPN LA radio show JUST IN: ESPN is upping its sports betting content named ESPN Sports Betting Insider new host of Daily Wager digital show in Jan. He will also contribute similarly to ESPN Radio programming, particularly on weekends throughout the college football and NFL seasons. That includes multiple betting columns per week on, such as last-minute football betting advice, insider perspective and picks on Saturdays and Sundays. Kezirian will remain in Las Vegas and maintain his consistent Daily Wager presence, while increasing visibility across ESPN’s studio shows and digital platforms.

He has spent nearly two decades immersed in the betting space. He has been with ESPN since July 2012, and has hosted the sports betting news and information program Daily Wager since it launched in March 2019. This is in line with recent statements from president Jimmy Pitaro, who described sports wagering as a “must-have” for the brand.ĭoug Kezirian has been named ESPN Sports Betting Insider. ESPN announced last week it is expanding its sports betting content with a variety of new shows, updated roles, and more content with in-depth analysis and coverage during the new football season.