On the heels of the Erin Andrews mini-controversy and the new company policy for its talent, ESPN has released the endorsement deals for their on-air talent.
Some notables:
- Erin Andrews: Reebok
- Paul Azinger: Adams Golf
- Bruce Bowen: Nike
- Tim Brown: Under Armour
- Chris Burandt: Monster, Polaris, Slednecks, Klim, HMK, Starting Line Products, Holz Racing Products, Fox Racing, Snox, EGT, VCHK, 509, Boon Docker Performance, RSI, RPM, Sled Solutions, Better Boards, Timbersled, Sledez, Edge Products
- Darren Cahill: Adidas, Wilson, Donnay
- Cris Carter: Nike
- Lee Corso: Nike
- Trent Dilfer: Nike, Callaway
- Mike Ditka: Under Armour
- Kirk Herbstreit: Nike
- Keyshawn Johnson: Under Armour
- Kara Lawson: Nike
- Sal Masekela: Nike, Oakley
- John McEnroe: Nike, Dunlop
- Jeremy McGrath: Sky Optics, DC Shoes, DC Riding Gear, Troy Lee Designs, Dunlop Tires, Coyne Powersports Group, Motorcycle Mechanics, Specialized Bicycles
- Rocco Mediate: Chervo, Par West, Titleist, V1, Vharness Clubs, Adams Golf, Club Fourteen, TAGGART, Audemars Piguet, InBalance
- Urban Meyer: Nike
- Jalen Rose: AEG sponsored by Nike
- Scott Van Pelt: Titleist
- Robin Ventura: Easton
- Rusty Wallace: Oakley, Toyota
- Jay Williams: Under Armour
Even if each deal for Chris Burandt is $5,000 a year, on average, that's a nice haul for, as ESPN calls him, a "pro-sledder and backcountry tour operator."
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