"Longtime ESPN Executive Norby Williamson Departs After Nearly 40 Years"
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Norby Williamson, who started at ESPN in the mail room in 1985, is leaving the network after nearly 40 years. As the Executive Editor & Head of Event and Studio Production, he oversaw NFL and college football content. His departure comes after ESPN's president of content, Burke Magnus, decided to move on from Williamson due to a misalignment in long-term strategy. Williamson was under contract through early 2027 and has had conflicts with on-air personnel, including a recent dispute with Pat McAfee.
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