Veteran NFL reporter Josina Anderson announced her exit from CBS Sports on Tuesday with an X post.
Anderson joined CBS Sports in 2021.
“I want to thank the CBS Sports team for my experience and time there. I’m amicably moving on to future ventures,” Anderson posted Tuesday afternoon. “I wish all of the talented insiders, anchors, reporters, producers, executives and support staff the best. Cordially, Josina Anderson.”
Anderson joined CBS — mostly working as an NFL insider for CBS Sports HQ — following her departure from ESPN in 2020. Her contract expired that summer following a nine-year run with the network.
She established herself as one of the ESPN’s top NFL reporters during her time, being used on the network’s top shows like “SportsCenter” and “NFL Live.”
Anderson’s exit paved the way for her to head to CBS, and she debuted for her new company in September 2021.
That partnership lasted roughly two and a half years.
During her time with CBS, Anderson actually joined Skip Bayless’ “Undisputed” show on FS1 as one of the contributors.
Awful Announcing reported Anderson has not been on the show for a couple of months.
“It’s going to be exciting to contribute to a show that’s already great and established. I’ll be able to offer a balancing dose of credibility and femininity. Looking forward to mixing it up with the great talent and everyone else who makes it happen,” Anderson said in a press release of joining the show.
Anderson, 45, hosts the “Undefined with Josina Anderson” podcast, which has not had an episode since August 2023, according to its Apple podcast page.
She is also part of “TheCREW,” a YouTube show focused on football. The YouTube page for “TheCREW” last posted a show last September with legendary Wu-Tang Clan rapper Method Man.
