US EditionReport: NFL insider Peter Schrager in 'serious' ESPN talks
- NFL insider Peter Schrager, age 42 and currently a co-host of NFL Network's 'Good Morning Football' and contributor to Fox's weekly 11 a.m. Pregame show, is reportedly in serious talks with ESPN.
- ESPN is currently in a hiring frenzy and acquiring Schrager would be part of this effort.
- The potential move for Schrager, who began his career at ESPN.com and expanded his role as an NFL insider, would involve contributing to various shows including NFL Live , Stephen A. Smith's First Take , and Mike Greenberg's Get Up .
- Though a deal hasn't been finalized, one source told FOS that "it's likely" Schrager will make the move to ESPN.
- If the deal is agreed to quickly enough, Schrager could be a part of ABC and ESPN's coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft, which will take place from April 24-26, as ESPN hopes to regain the rights to NFL Draft coverage, which they held for 45 years.
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