NFL Network's Sherree Burruss: Washington Commanders have one 'Achilles' heel' they must patch up in draft.

It didn’t take long for anchor and reporter Sherree Burruss to understand the psyche of the championship-starved D.C. sports fan after she arrived at WRC-TV (Channel 4) from Atlanta in December ...

This will be an opportunity for Burruss to break onto the scene on the national level as a member of a platform with support. CBS remains high on CBS Sports HQ, its 24/7 streaming sports news network.

Last summer, Burruss was named the lead college football reporter for CBS Sports Network, working with Rich Waltz and Aaron Taylor primarily on Mountain West games.She also served as a sideline ...

Sherree Burruss is an anchor and reporter with the News4 sports team. Burruss joined NBC4 in 2016 from WGCL-TV in Atlanta, where she covered the final season of the Braves at Turner Field and the ...

Photo credit: @Sherree_Burruss Instagram “ I was told that I was the first Black woman at NBC 4 Washington to do sports.” – Sherree Burruss . It is no secret that sports is a male-dominated ...

In a segment on "Path to the Draft", NFL Network's Sherree Burruss shares her impressions of Washington Commanders and Baltimore Ravens' selections from the 2024 NFL Draft.

Meanwhile, back on the personnel side, Burruss joined CBS in 2020. She had been working as a host and reporter for them across a variety of properties, including college football, college ...