ESPN Pursuing Drew Brees For Monday Night Football
By Clay Travis | OKTC
So far ESPN has missed on both former quarterback targets.
Just before his contract hit the open market, Romo signed a deal worth $18 million a year to stay with CBS. Romo’s contract came shortly after Outkick reported that Romo’s yearly salary demands had pushed past $15 million a year. After missing out on a chance for Romo, ESPN pivoted and chased Peyton Manning, who, according to a report in the New York Post, ultimately turned down an eight-figure deal from the network to enter the Monday Night Football booth.
The double rejections have left ESPN uncertain what to do with their Monday Night Football booth of the future.
So who is ESPN’s latest target?
Another top quarterback, only this one is still playing.
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By Clay Travis | OKTC
So far ESPN has missed on both former quarterback targets.
Just before his contract hit the open market, Romo signed a deal worth $18 million a year to stay with CBS. Romo’s contract came shortly after Outkick reported that Romo’s yearly salary demands had pushed past $15 million a year. After missing out on a chance for Romo, ESPN pivoted and chased Peyton Manning, who, according to a report in the New York Post, ultimately turned down an eight-figure deal from the network to enter the Monday Night Football booth.
The double rejections have left ESPN uncertain what to do with their Monday Night Football booth of the future.
So who is ESPN’s latest target?
Another top quarterback, only this one is still playing.
Full Story - OKTC