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Peyton Manning turns down ESPN and Fox
Peyton Manning has turned down two high-profile opportunities according to the New York Post’s Andrew Marchand.
Manning first turned down ESPN, which wanted him to replace Jon Gruden on “Monday Night Football.” He took some extra time to consider Fox, which bought the rights to “Thursday Night Football.” But Manning turned down Fox as well.
With Manning out of the picture, there are two major holes in NFL broadcast booths for this fall. “Monday Night Football” is considering numerous candidates. Matt Hasselbeck, who was the color analyst for the Pro Bowl, will be a consideration. The Post said Brett Favre is a long-shot candidate. The Post also said Louis Riddick could be added if ESPN goes with a three-man booth. Panthers tight end Greg Olsen also had a tryout, but the Charlotte Observer reported this week that the team expects Olsen to keep playing.
The Post said Fox has no clear Plan B after Manning declined. The network has analysts already on staff already it could consideration for “Thursday Night Football,” and the Post said Kurt Warner, Jason Witten, Carson Palmer and Joe Thomas could be candidates.
http://awfulannouncing.com/espn/get-hosts-14-5-million-salaries-get-sports-world.html
It’s a big, costly swing for the network, including leasing a 21,000-square-foot studio and office complex in Manhattan’s South Street Seaport and nearly $15 million in talent salaries ($6.5 million for Greenberg, 50; $5 million for Beadle, 42; and $3 million for Rose, 45, sources say). Greenberg has worked with Rose on various ESPN platforms but never with Beadle, who returned to the network in 2014 after less than two years at NBC.
You seriously underestimate how many people enyjoying hearing the same topics day after dayit is even more of a head scratcher than i thought
greenberg must have photos of higher-up or some kind of dirt
i guess espn is willing to throw cash at these guys just to wake up early and talk about sports that they cover later in the day on other programming
Beadle and Greenberg cashing out like that ? Lord