Sponsor Laura Rutledge
United States
Public Figure
Regional
Reach
High
Response Rate
About Laura Rutledge — public figure
Laura Rutledge is a polished sports broadcaster and on-camera personality with a strong presence around major football and golf moments, including NFL coverage and The Masters. She also brings a relatable family-first lifestyle that makes her a natural fit for brands looking to connect with engaged audiences through sports, style, and everyday authenticity.
Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?
Laura Rutledge is the host of ESPN’s year-round weekday NFL news and information show NFL Live and SEC Network’s SEC Nation. Since joining the company in 2014 as a reporter on SEC Network and ESPN, Rutledge has consistently expanded her portfolio. Before joining NFL Live, Rutledge was a contributor on Get Up. She has also anchored SportsCenter and hosted red carpet coverage at The Home Depot College Football Awards, the ESPYs and the NFL Draft. Additionally, Rutledge has contributed to ESPN and SEC Network’s live-event programming for college football, basketball, gymnastics, baseball and softball. She was a mainstay in ESPN’s extensive championship coverage surrounding the College Football Playoff, NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships, and both the Women’s College World Series and College World Series. Laura is a 33 year old working mom with a 2 year old girl named Reese. She loves to cook in her spare time away from work. Laura was a high level ballet dancer until she was 24 years old so she has a unique appreciation and experience base in the arts. Laura’s varied interests and talents in dance and music make her relatable in many social media spaces. Laura has a broadcasting journalism degree from the University of Florida, where she also won the 2011 Red Barber Award for Excellence in Broadcasting at UF. Rutledge is an Ambassador for the Miracle League, an organization that builds baseball fields for children with disabilities. Rutledge and her husband Josh, a retired MLB infielder and former Alabama baseball player, reside in Connecticut. They welcomed a daughter, Reese, in October 2019.
