A longtime morning show host has officially announced his departure from NFL Network. Peter Schrager on Monday co-hosted his final episode of “Good Morning Football,” which is NFL Network’s flagship show.

One of the NFL Network's most recognizable faces is reportedly on the move. After rumors surfaced that "Good Morning Football's" Peter Schrager was in "serious talks" about taking a new job at ESPN, the NFL Media host and FOX Sports contributor announced Monday that he's made his last

The United Football League is back for it's second season with FOX going all out in it's coverage of the league

ESPN is reportedly trying to poach FOX Sports NFL analyst Peter Schrager as the network begins to stock up on talent ahead of its Super Bowl coverage in 2027

The right to televise the NFL draft is up for bid. One new contender is out, and another remains in. Via Michael McCarthy of FrontOfficeSports.com, Netflix won't bid on the event. Fox, however, hopes to land it.

Good Morning Football co-host Peter Schrager announced he's leaving NFL Network during the show's live broadcast Monday (March 31) morning. Schrager, 42, who also hosts the iHeartMedia NFL podcast, The Season with Peter Schrager,

ESPN is in advanced discussions to bring NFL insider Peter Schrager on board, to contribute to numerous programs. The move aims to enhance NFL coverage ahead of ESPN's first Super Bowl broadcast in 2027.

While multiple sources say the deal isn’t finalized, if it’s agreed to quickly enough, the media personality could also be a part of ABC and ESPN’s coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft

The UFL will be back underway this weekend for it's second season after the XFL merged with the USFL to create the new league, with FOX set to cover the league with some big names to cover the games