Katie Nolan Trending After Revealing She No Longer Works For ESPN

Katie Nolan and ESPN are officially broken up.

Katie Nolan joined ESPN back in October 2017. In addition to hosting her own digital series on ESPN+ “Always Late with Katie Nolan,” she also hosted the “Sports? with Katie Nolan” original podcast, and she co-hosted SportsCenter on Snapchat. Nolan also regularly lends her perspective to ESPN studio shows and across multiple digital platforms.

Today she revealed she is no longer working for ESPN.

“I’ve thought about sending this tweet for weeks and I still have no clue how to make it not make you all roll your eyes. Alas: the obvious thing has happened. I no longer work at ESPN. I’m really grateful for my time here. I made incredible friendships and valuable mistakes.”

See her tweet below:

I’ve thought about sending this tweet for weeks and I still have no clue how to make it not make you all roll your eyes. Alas: the obvious thing has happened. I no longer work at ESPN. I’m really grateful for my time here. I made incredible friendships and valuable mistakes.

— Katie Nolan (@katienolan) September 29, 2021

For the sake of brevity I’m gonna handle most of my thank yous via text, but I do want to publicly sing the praises of @AshleyBraband, a woman who made a lot of personal sacrifices in service of ESPN and myself, and who may never know how much that means to me.

— Katie Nolan (@katienolan) September 29, 2021

This year of slowing down has affected me on a cellular level. If you listen to the podcast this isn’t news to you. What’s next for me is to figure out how/where/when this new me can use the skills the old me acquired to make the stuff I think needs making. And maybe a vacation?

— Katie Nolan (@katienolan) September 29, 2021

Twitter reacted to the news:

Katie Nolan: Great at her job, even better friend.

Open offer to come work at Bad Brain. I can't pay you and also we aren't a media company but wouldn't mind hanging out. Stoked to see what is next. https://t.co/0dYvnF70lx

— B.W. Carlin (@BaileyCarlin) September 29, 2021

I’ve been following Katie Nolan since her YouTube show days. Katie Nolan is one of the biggest talents in sports media. It’s not at all surprising to me that neither Fox or ESPN figured out how to maximize her talents, support her. But whoever finally does will be rewarded.

— Anthony DiCicco (@DiCiccoMethod) September 29, 2021

ESPN canning Katie Nolan and/or letting her get away, whichever it is, is such a classic ESPN move never really letting a legit hilarious, smart, relatable creative talent flex and thrive, while Stephen A and them get paid NFL wide receiver money to meme themselves every morning

— Goose (@GooseOnBass) September 29, 2021

Yes this time it actually is our Katie Nolan https://t.co/evAJqDbeHK pic.twitter.com/Eecf779kkT

— katienolangifs (@katienolangifs) September 29, 2021

Katie Nolan is one of the few sports analysts I genuinely enjoy. One of the others is Dan LeBatard. ESPN has let both go in the last year or two, in the name of ever-blander content. https://t.co/gnHc095nuL

— Chris Crane (@SavageElbow) September 29, 2021

i don’t know where else to do this so here it is. katie nolan is my favorite sports person ever. she made me care about football and all sports more than i already did. because of her i look for the funny story in sports rather than debate who the GOAT is or stupid made up stats https://t.co/yaYcHwA7MJ

— liz! (@libaday115) September 29, 2021

ESPN keeping Sage Steele and dropping Katie Nolan?

Yikes upon yikes.

— Milton E. Malespin, Esq. (@DIAC1987) September 29, 2021

ESPN has seen a bunch of its regulars leave the network in the last year.

Katie was one of the good ones, and there’s no doubt she’ll land on her feet somewhere else.

Check out more of the former ESPN employee below:

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