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Shedeur Sanders Skipped ESPYs For A Very Good Reason

Shane Gillis roasts Shedeur Sanders over Colorado jersey number retirement during ESPYS

The decision to retire his jersey number still was controversial, partly because it came less than four months after his last college game in the Alamo Bowl against BYU, which he lost, 36-14.

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Shane Gillis ESPYs monologue: Comedian's best jokes about Shedeur Sanders, Donald Trump, more at sports award show

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Shedeur Sanders Skipped The ESPYs For A Very Good Reason

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Shane Gillis did a monologue at the ESPYs that - surprise - has people divided

Shane Gillis roasted everyone from the NFL’s Aaron Rodgers to President Donald Trump in his ESPY Awards monologue on Wednesday, but not everyone loved it.

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Simone Biles wins two ESPY awards as Shane Gillis' tough monologue grabs attention

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Best Fan Tweets, Memes to Shane Gillis' Opening Speech at 2025 ESPY Awards

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Simone Biles wins two ESPYS, beating out Stephen Curry, Freddie Freeman and Rory McIlroy

She won three golds and a silver while helping the U.S. women's gymnasts win their first team title since 2016.

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Shane Gillis’ 10 Best Jokes at the ESPY Awards (Critic’s Picks)

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Shane Gillis drops Epstein joke during host monologue at ESPYs

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Shane Gillis Urges 2025 ESPYs Crowd To “Lighten Up A Little” While Cracking Controversial Jokes About Caitlin Clark “Fist-Fighting Black Women”

Comedian Shane Gillis brought his off-color sense of humor to the 2025 ESPY awards Wednesday evening where he was met with mixed reactions from the crowd for his controversial jokes. Gillis took aim at several athletes and stars when he took the stage, including President Donald Trump, Caitlin Clark, Bill Belichick, and more.

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Shedeur Sanders Skips ESPYs to Play Football With Kids in Cleveland

While Shedeur Sanders was targeted with some friendly jabs from Shane Gillis at the ESPYs, the Browns quarterback was busy giving back to kids in the Cleveland community.