Peter Schrager bid farewell to “Good Morning Football” on Monday, marking the end of his five-year run as a co-host on the NFL Network show. While Schrager did not confirm his next move, reports suggest he is set to take on a new NFL-centric role at ESPN.
During his final show, Schrager expressed gratitude for his time on “Good Morning Football” and the relationships he has built with his colleagues. He fought back tears as he announced his departure, stating that it was a decision made for a bright future ahead.
Schrager’s exit follows the departures of Nate Burleson and Kay Adams, who were also original co-hosts of the show. Burleson now works as a co-host on “Good Morning America” and “The NFL Today,” while Adams hosts her own show, “Up & Adams,” for FanDuel.
With Schrager’s departure, Kyle Brandt remains as the last original co-host from the show’s debut in 2016. The changes in the cast of “Good Morning Football” reflect the evolving landscape of sports media and the opportunities available to talent in the industry.
As Schrager moves on to new opportunities, fans can look forward to seeing where his career takes him next as he continues to make his mark in the world of sports broadcasting.
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