Patriots Legend Gets Promotion, More TV Airtime in 2025

Former Patriots star Rob Gronkowski lands full-time role on ‘Fox NFL Sunday’

Fox Sports announced Friday that the former Patriots tight end has been added to its “Fox NFL Sunday” studio program in a weekly role.

Patriots legend gets promotion, more TV airtime in 2025

Rob Gronkowski has been promoted to a full-time gig on the FOX NFL Sunday panel.

Fox NFL Sunday announces final 2025 line-up including Jimmy Johnson replacement

FOX NFL Sunday has settled on its lineup for the 2025 season. After Jimmy Johnson announced his retirement last season, his replacement has been named. APJimmy Johnson’s Fox NFL Sunday replacement has been announced[/caption] GettyRob Gronkowski will take over Johnson’s seat full-time[/caption] Starting this season, Rob Gronkowski will be in the Fox NFL Sunday studio full time as Johnson’s replacement. He will star alongside Curt Menefee, Terry …

Gronkowski to replace retired Johnson on Fox pregame show

Fox Sports confirmed Friday that retired All-Pro tight end Rob Gronkowski will become a full-time member of the "Fox NFL Sunday" crew, replacing Super Bowl-winning coach Jimmy Johnson.

Gronk's new Fox role but 'hammered' Pats hero fell asleep in NFL draft interview

Rob Gronkowski has some big shoes to fill in the Fox studio as he prepares for a regular prime time role with the network. Fortunately for the New England Patriots great, he has plenty of experience with big names – but his relationship with his legendary head coach did not get off to the best possible start. Gronk is going to be a more regular fixture on the Fox pre-game showGetty Gronk has made guest appearances with the Fox crew over the last…

Rob Gronkowski Scores Major New TV Gig with Fox Ahead of Upcoming NFL Season

Rob Gronkowski is officially trading the gridiron for the studio — full-time. The four-time Super Bowl champion will join Fox NFL Sunday as a permanent analyst for the upcoming season, stepping into the seat long held by Pro Football Hall of Famer and Super Bowl–winning coach Jimmy Johnson. The move ends months of speculation over who would round out Fox’s iconic pregame crew alongside Terry Bradshaw, Michael Strahan, Curt Menefee, and Howie Lon…