NFL Media is enhancing its digital content lineup by bringing back familiar faces Andrew Siciliano, Colleen Wolfe, and Michael Yam, alongside new additions Trevor Sikkema and Brett Kollmann. This move comes following the NFL’s sale of its cable channel, NFL Network, to Disney’s ESPN, which granted the league a 10% stake in ESPN but allowed it to retain ownership of NFL Media’s digital platforms such as NFL.com. The restructured media property will focus on streaming content across NFL+, smart TV apps, the league’s YouTube channel, and multiple FAST platforms including Roku, Peacock, and Amazon Fire TV.

Among the returning hosts, Siciliano is known for his long tenure at NFL Network since 2011 and his work as a broadcaster for NBC and Cleveland Browns radio. Wolfe and Yam will continue concurrent roles at ESPN while engaging with NFL Media. Newcomers Sikkema, who has a background as a lead studio host and NFL Draft analyst at Pro Football Focus, and Kollmann, a digital content creator with a popular YouTube presence, bring fresh voices and digital storytelling skills to the team.

The five hosts will lead several new and returning shows, with Yam and Siciliano starring on the weeknight series The NFL Report. Wolfe will headline the weekly Power Rankings show, while Kollmann and Sikkema will co-host a dual weekly program called NFL Pro. Michael Yam will also host NFL GameDay Preview on key game days including Sunday, Monday, and Thursday, aimed at building engagement around kickoff events.

NFL Media’s expansion is touted by Angela Ellis, the league’s VP and head of content, as a strengthening of its talent pool that blends veteran insight with innovative coverage tailored for a digitally native audience. This team joins established NFL Media personalities such as Gregg Rosenthal, Bucky Brooks, and Nick Shook, marking a concerted NFL strategy to remain a dominant presence in football media across streaming and emerging distribution platforms.