ESPN’s Adam Schefter shared an apology Monday for a tweet he posted Saturday about the death of NFL quarterback Dwayne Haskins. “It was insensitive,” Schefter said of the since-deleted tweet ...

Adam Schefter tweet on Dwayne Haskins. Instantly, Schefter came under attack for the tone of the tweet. “In all my criticism of Schefter I never stopped to consider the possibility he might just ...

1. ESPN’s Adam Schefter can’t even go a few weeks now without getting himself in trouble. Schefter’s latest controversy came Saturday, when he sent out this tweet regarding the death of ...

ESPN's Adam Schefter appeared on 97.1 The Fan's Rothman & Ice show in Columbus, Ohio to further apologize for his Dwayne Haskins tweet.

What’s striking about the tweets is how poorly they perform in comparison to everything else. A fairly generic Adam Schefter tweet can be counted on to generate 10,000, 20,000, or even 50,000 Likes.

A fake Adam Schefter tweet made the rounds on X on Thursday, staying up for six hours and drawing and a response from Schefter. ... — Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 21, 2023.

Adam Schefter mistakenly tweets about ‘Commanders-Chiefs’ Super Bowl "Chiefs and Commanders both have now arrived in Las Vegas. The week of Super Bowl LVIII officially is underway." ...

UPDATE (6:57 p.m.): Schefter threaded a response to the initial tweet with further context. “This was a poorly worded tweet that deserves a proper response,” wrote Schefter.

Adam Schefter raved about Aaron Donald in a tweet before the defensive tackle played a single snap in the NFL, and it's going viral now.

Schefter defended himself on The Pat McAfee Show on Monday, apologizing for getting fans riled up but adamantly stating there was “zero intent” behind the tweet. “The facts are the facts and ...

Haskins would have turned 25 years old on May 3,” read Schefter’s original, since-deleted tweet. Dwayne Haskins, Adam Schefter AP, Getty. In addition to apologizing, ...