Los Angeles, CA – Peter Schrager, a well-known sports media personality, officially announced his departure from NFL Network on Monday. Rumors of his potential move to ESPN had circulated over the weekend, and Schrager confirmed them during his final appearance on Good Morning Football.
During his farewell statement on NFL Network, Schrager expressed gratitude and appreciation for his time on the show, stating, “Today is my last day on Good Morning Football. I end with great feelings, we’re going to celebrate today. I love everyone on this show. It’s all good.” While he did not disclose his next career move, many speculate that Schrager may be heading to ESPN, as hinted at by his mention of discussing football “elsewhere.”
Given ESPN’s rumored acquisition of NFL Network, Schrager’s transition to the network seems increasingly likely. If the deal goes through, Schrager could potentially reunite with his co-hosts from Good Morning Football on ESPN’s NFL studio shows in the near future.
Schrager, who also works at Fox, maintained that his departure from NFL Network was bittersweet but for reasons that point towards a promising future. With his extensive experience in sports media, Schrager’s potential move to ESPN could bring a fresh perspective to the network’s NFL coverage and expand his audience reach.
As fans and colleagues bid farewell to Schrager on social media, the anticipation for his next career move only grows. His departure marks the end of an era on Good Morning Football, but opens up exciting opportunities for Schrager to continue making an impact in the world of sports media.