- Theismann: Trevor Lawrence and Zach Wilson are “neck-and-neck” as prospects
- D.A.: The case against Philip Rivers in the Hall of Fame
- O’Hara on ’07 NFC Championship: It was so cold I just wanted to go home
- Wilcots: Bieniemy has checked all the head coach hiring boxes multiple times
- Williams: Deshaun Watson could yield Herschel Walker-like haul
- JR SportBrief: NFL "doesn't give a damn" about lack of minority coaches
- Fouts on Rivers: "I like his chances"
- Darren Waller outlines how to beat the Chiefs
- McNabb: Andy Reid “has to go down as one of the top 3 head coaches" of all time
- Tasker: Bills and Chiefs have been “on a collision course” for this game
- SMF 1/24/21 #1 Sunday Gunslinger / Marv Levy / Excessive Celebration
- SMF 1/24/21 #2: Coming In Hot / The Insiders / Vegas Virtuoso
- The Best of The Vince Quinn Show 1/24
- 1/24 The Vince Quinn Show - Dan Campbell a Cannibal?
- 1/24 The Vince Quinn Show - Cole Thompson, NFL Writer, Fansided
- The Poni Express 1-23-21 Hour 4
- The Poni Express 1-23-21 Hour 3
- The Poni Express 1-23-21 Hour 2
- The Poni Express 1-23-21 Hour 1
- The Ken Carman Show 1-23-21 Hour 4
Amy Lawrence
Mon-Fri: 2:00 AM - 6:00 AM ET
A well-traveled veteran and pioneer of sports radio and television, Amy Lawrence is the host of CBS Sports Radio’s late-night program, “After Hours with Amy Lawrence.” The show can be heard weekdays from 2:00-6:00 AM, ET on the nation’s largest 24/7 major-market radio network. Listeners also tune in via cbssportsradio.com and the Radio.com app.
Prior to joining CBS in January 2013, Lawrence spent nine years at ESPN Radio where she was the only regular female host. Local radio stops include Providence, RI; Lebanon, NH; Rochester, NY; and Oklahoma City, OK, where she was the first female in state history to pilot her own sports radio talk show. Lawrence has handled basketball play-by-play and color duties for various radio and TV outlets over the past 15 years, and served as the voice of University of Hartford women’s hoop for six seasons (2008-14).
She recently called her first two games on the Westwood One Radio Network, including an NCAA Tournament Regional Final. She graduated from Messiah College with bachelor’s degrees in Communications & Accounting, before earning her master’s degree in TV & Radio from Syracuse University. Lawrence was recently honored as one of The 100 Most Important Sports Talk Radio Hosts in America by Talkers Magazine for 2015, and was the only female personality to make the list. She is a native of Concord, NH, and currently resides in New Jersey.
