He will make his debut in his new role as an analyst beginning in Week 1, live from Seattle, for the game between the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks that closes out the opening day of the regular season.
Former All-Star wide receiver and future member of the Pro Football Hall of Famer Larry Fitzgeraldhas unveiled the next step in his successful career: previous coverage of “Monday Night Football” of ESPN.
Fitzgerald39 years old, announced this Wednesday that he is joining as an analyst of NFL a ESPN as part of the programMonday Night Countdown“that precedes the Monday night games on television.
He will make his debut in his new role as analyst from the week 1live from Seattlefor the match between Denver Broncos y Seattle Seahawks which closes the opening day of the regular season.
Fitzgerald will be collaborating from the headquarters of the games of “Monday Night Football“throughout multiple issues of”Monday Night Countdown” in the regular season. During the playoffs, Fitzgerald will participate in select editions of the “Postseason NFL Countdown“, before concluding the campaign as part of the coverage of the Super Bowl LVII for ESPN in Arizona, where she is the executive head of the Organizing Committee for the venue.
Monday Night Football is a huge reason so many people fall in love with the game…it’s surreal to be a part of that tradition.
See you in Week 1, @ESPN @ESPNNFL. Let’s go!!! pic.twitter.com/9OHKbsixPE
— Larry Fitzgerald (@LarryFitzgerald) September 7, 2022
In “Monday Night Countdown“, Fitzgerald will join Robert Griffin III, Booger McFarland y Steve Youngthe program’s weekly analysts. Suzy Kolber is the hostess of the show, along with the reporter of the NFL, Adam Schefter. The special reporter Michelle Beisner-Buck will also be back with the show. What Fitzgerald, Alex Smith will appear multiple times throughout the campaign.
“I’m excited for the opportunity to work on the pre-show with such a well-regarded team and network,” he said. Larry Fitzgerald Jr. in a statement issued by ESPN. “I hope to bring a unique perspective to the game that fans will enjoy.”
Fitzgerald He was selected 11 times Pro Bowl throughout 17 seasons of NFLall with Arizona Cardinalswho took it with the global No. 3 turn of the Draft 2004, from the University of Pittsburgh. He twice led the league in receptions, twice in touchdown receptions, and was named the Walter Payton Man of The Year in 2016.
