ESPN appoints five creators for its first Super Bowl broadcast

ESPN, the sports division of The Walt Disney Company, has announced a five‑member Creator Network to produce social‑first content ahead of its inaugural Super Bowl telecast. The cohort—Chase Murman, Isaac Rochell, Simone Scott, Diana Flores and Leah Cammarano—will document the NFL season, attend college football and NFL events, and generate original videos for ESPN’s digital platforms.

The network is part of ESPN’s "Year of the Super Bowl" initiative, marking the first time the network will air the championship game, scheduled for February 2027 at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium. ESPN senior vice president Kaitee Daley said the partnership will give fans behind‑the‑scenes access and new perspectives on the road to the Super Bowl.

ABC will share broadcast rights with ESPN, bringing the game back to the network after a two‑decade hiatus.