With Gruden Out, Who Is Going to Replace Him on MNF?

Now that Jon Gruden has been introduced as the new head coach of the Oakland Raiders, one of the most prestigious broadcasting jobs in sports will soon be up for grabs. We have heard countless names mentioned as possible replacements to become Sean McDonough’s partner on “Monday Night Football,” but Las Vegas seems to like one above all the rest.

Peyton Manning.

Manning, who retired from football two years ago, has yet to really sink his teeth into a new career. Because of his outgoing personality and televisionexperience, there has long been talk that he would be a natural calling games. According to Bovada and some other gambling outlets, the two-time Super Bowl champion is the favorite to replace Gruden at ESPN.

 

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