ESPN Offers Update On Todd McShay After Being Pulled From Broadcast Due To Scary Illness

Todd McShay fell ill during Saturday’s Northwestern-Wisconsin broadcast on ABC and left the broadcast prior to the matchup’s conclusion.

Todd McShay's opening comments on the Wisconsin-Northwestern broadcast. (He was later taken off the broadcast thanks to illness.) pic.twitter.com/ehWKzqXJpN

— Andrew Bucholtz (@AndrewBucholtz) November 22, 2020

The ESPN football analyst and sideline reporter was visibly shaken and not speaking like himself during his opening monologue. Earlier this year, McShay tested positive for COVID-19 and missed ESPN’s NFL Draft coverage, but has since recovered.

“Todd McShay is recovering after feeling ill during Saturday’s game. He’s currently planning to work his game assignment this weekend,” ESPN said to Awful Announcing in a brief statement.

ESPN has provided an update on Todd McShay-

“Todd McShay is recovering after feeling ill during Saturday’s game. He’s currently planning to work his game assignment this weekend.”

— Awful Announcing (@awfulannouncing) November 25, 2020

According to an ESPN press release, McShay will be back on the sideline this weekend, as he joins Sean McDonough, Todd Blackledge and Molly McGrath for Clemson’s home game vs. Pitt.

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The 43-year-old has worked at ESPN since 2006.