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Wrapping up her 34-year-long career at ESPN as an anchor in June 2026, Linda Cohn is now enjoying her post-retirement days. She has always been a hardcore New York Giants fan. Unfortunately, while rooting for the Giants, she landed in…

Retired ESPN broadcaster Linda Cohn revealed she nearly got into a physical altercation with an intoxicated spectator during an NFL game at SoFi Stadium. Speaking on The Sage Steele Show, Cohn explained that while attending a New York Giants game against the Los Angeles Rams in September, an intoxicated man kicked her in the head while crossing rows and repeatedly leaned on her.
Cohn confronted the man before her brother intervened, cautioning her about the danger since they were sitting in the front row of the 300 section. Cohn, who concluded her 34-year career at ESPN in June 2026, noted that her favorite team also suffered a 28-6 defeat to Los Angeles.
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