BREAKING: Latest Report Claims ESPN’s Football Coverage Will “Look Different” Following Massive Changes And Layoffs

Big changes are coming to ESPN, and it has become abundantly clear today that no one is safe.

Some big-time on-air talents have already been laid off, including NBA mainstays Jeff Van Gundy and Jalen Rose.

Now, the latest report from Front Office Sports is that some big-time personalities on the NFL side of things could be gone by the end of the day as well, with ESPN’s NFL coverage expected to look “different” for the upcoming 2023 season.

BREAKING: Following their stunning layoffs of Jeff Van Gundy and Jalen Rose, the next round of layoffs at ESPN will be their #NFL coverage team, per @MMcCarthyREV of @FOS.

“Some big legacy names are going to be moving on,” said one source. “Their NFL coverage is going to look… pic.twitter.com/RHuXYi6ft9

— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) June 30, 2023

Along with Van Gundy and Rose, NY Post’s Andrew Marchand reported that Keyshawn Johnson and Max Kellerman were also out at ESPN.

WOW! No one is safe at ESPN!https://t.co/pcIe2uL97b

— TPS (@TotalProSports) June 30, 2023

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In the report, Steve Young and Suzy Kolber were two of the names that were said to be in serious jeopardy as well.

ESPN’s biggest partnership with the NFL comes in the form of their broadcast of Monday Night Football. Kolber and Young were members of the ‘Monday Night Countdown’ crew before MNF each week. Now it appears as though they and others will no longer be gracing our televisions on Monday nights.