The sports broadcasting world is in mourning. Chris Mortensen, who worked as an NFL reporter and analyst for ESPN for more than 30 years, died March 3, his family told the sports outlet.

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ESPN has said it will continue with its current ... There was a health scare, a chilling story about attending Chris Mortensen’s funeral and the realization that breaking transactions wasn ...

Chris Mortensen (March 3, at 72) was a groundbreaking journalist whose coverage of the NFL helped elevate ESPN. And locally, Detroit mourned award-winning Detroit Free Press sports photographer ...

March 1. Chris Mortensen, 72. The award-winning journalist covered the NFL for close to four decades, including 32 as a senior analyst at ESPN. March 3. David E. Harris, 89. He flew bombers for ...

March 1. Blood clot. Chris Mortensen, 72. The award-winning journalist covered the NFL for close to four decades, including 32 as a senior analyst at ESPN. March 3. David E. Harris, 89.

Yet, it wasn't just his diagnosis that made him walk away. No, it was the funeral of Chris Mortensen (ESPN insider). Link to the full article from Chris Mannix outlining these details.