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This week on the channel 15 videos this week

Justin Verlander's moment edges ESPN's Texas-Tennessee clips on pace

A one-day-old baseball short with a heart in its title is moving slightly faster than the Colin Simmons sack call, which holds the most views of the week.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Colin Simmons called for unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after this sack 😳 | ESPN College FootballColin Simmons called for unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after this sack 😳 | ESPN College Football

Which ESPN upload are people pressing play on fastest? Not a football clip, as it turns out, though football supplied almost everything else. "What a moment for Justin Verlander ❤️" is a day old and gathering views at a slightly quicker clip than anything else on the channel.

ESPN put up 15 videos over the week, and the busiest of them all arrived on the same Saturday. Texas-Tennessee filled much of that day: the Colin Simmons penalty after a sack leads the week on total views, the Hail Mary that Texas held off, with Arch Manning recapping the win, runs close behind, and there were separate clips for a Tennessee onside kick and for QB Faizon Brandon's brief exit after a big hit. Away from the college game, Stephen A. sat down with Roger Goodell in Brazil.

Among the American sports leagues and media channels, ESPN sits fourth of nine by subscribers, behind SportsNation, House of Highlights and the NFL, and well ahead of MLB. Its subscriber count held level over the past day.

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The videos drawing views on ESPN right now

The facts
Channel
ESPN
Subscribers
14,600,000
Videos published this week
15
Video published
September 26, 2026
Video views so far
85,313
First-day pace, views per day
197,734

The numbers

Here are the figures behind ESPN's week.

subscribers
14,600,000
total views
20,780,778,664
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
SportsNation
18,100,000
House of Highlights
17,600,000
NFL
16,700,000
ESPN
14,600,000
MLB
7,420,000
NBC Sports
5,410,000
Bleacher Report
5,050,000
MaxPreps
3,500,000
Whistle
3,220,000
As of September 27, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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