Osi Umenyiora: Last News

Naman Ramachandran After years of being on the BBC, the National Football League (NFL) has a new free-to-air television home in the U.K. and Ireland following a a three-year partnership with broadcaster ITV.Sports presenter Laura Woods will join analysts Osi Umenyiora, a two-time Super Bowl winner, and Jason Bell when ITV kicks off its coverage on Sept. 9 with the first in a series of hour-long weekly shows.

ITV has taken over UK coverage of the NFL for three years from the BBC, another sports rights coup for the commercial broadcaster following last Friday’s La Liga football deal.

Super Bowl winning star Osi Umenyiora, who gained his success in the Big Apple with the New York Giants.The Jets struggled badly in 2020, winning just two regular season games and then fired head coach Adam Gase.Robert Saleh has come in at the MetLife Stadium though Sam Darnold, who was drafted at No.

Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora believes the Tampa Bay Buccaneers need to ‘overwhelm’ the Kansas City Chiefs if they are to win the Super Bowl.The two sides meet on Sunday with plenty of eyes on quarterback stars Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.At 43, Brady is entering his tenth Super Bowl having won six of his previous nine while Mahomes led the Chiefs to victory at last year’s season finale.Mahomes is dangerous with both feet and arm while Brady is considered less mobile despite his incredible NFL success.And former New York Giants star Umenyiora, who beat Brady’s New England Patriots in two Super Bowls, admits the Chiefs worry him more as a defensive player.Though he believes the Tampa D-line can do enough to stop the likes of Mahomes,

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Osi Umenyiora, who won two Super Bowls with the New York Giants, has signed with ICM Partners as he looks to further his second career in the entertainment business.The former defensive end moved back to his native London in 2015 and has been a fixture on the BBC’s NFL coverage, including headlining NFL This Week and The NFL Show.Umenyiora has won two Royal Television Society awards for his punditry and established his company, Uprise, in 2017 to fund and produce Black stories.He is currently developing film and television projects, including documentaries. Uprise’s other activities include youth activation, and sports and educational academies.